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For years I have enjoyed the pleasure of Blue Mountain Coffee. Known worldwide for its outstanding aroma and flavor. My mother likes to say, You can stay from miles, yes miles, and smell the Blue Mountain Coffee aroma. I believe what she says is true, as I remember as a child being awaken by its pleasant aroma. Oh what an aroma! Oh what a flavor!
Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee Beans, its name derived from where its grown on Jamaicas Blue Mountain, which stands approximately 7400 ft high. Amongst the thick forest, the rainfall, and the mountains mist, makes it perfect for the growth of the worlds finest coffee. Only fifteen percent of the coffee grown in Jamaica is authentic Blue Mountain Coffee. This coffee is guaranteed to be 100% true Jamaican Blue.
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