Legit real Jamaica Blue Mountain

[pektel]

I would if I could roast and grind. No roaster or grinder here... Always wanted to try jbm. Want to try kona as well.
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[novasurf]

X man....shoot me a pm with your address. I'll shoot you some.

[floydpink]

Originally Posted by novasurf

X man....shoot me a pm with your address. I'll shoot you some.

and that's why Norm is our favorite uncle.

[x man]

Originally Posted by novasurf

X man....shoot me a pm with your address. I'll shoot you some.

PM sent, and what do u smoke my new uncle.

I'm wlling to do a split Xman.
I'm new to roasting (haven't even invested in one) but I have an airproof Jar that I can store the beans in until i get the proper equipment. We're talking 15.00 each including shipping right?

How much coffee will that yield?

[pektel]

Originally Posted by whodeeni

How much coffee will that yield?

I suppose that depends on how you brew. A full pot, 32 oz. French Press takes 1.8 oz of coffee. So... About 16 cups?

[x man]

Originally Posted by pektel

I suppose that depends on how you brew. A full pot, 32 oz. French Press takes 1.8 oz of coffee. So... About 16 cups?

It also depends how strong you like your coffee.
When i try a new bean i shoot for a medium brew the 1st time,
then i go from there.

[pektel]

True. I think there are a number of variables that would affect how much brewed coffee you will end up with.

[floydpink]

about 1/3 of the coffee I roast goes to waste.

I can't ever grind exactly enough to perfectly fill the portafilter and refuse to leave ground beans for later.

Sad really.....

[BSB]

Originally Posted by floydpink

about 1/3 of the coffee I roast goes to waste.

I can't ever grind exactly enough to perfectly fill the portafilter and refuse to leave ground beans for later.

Sad really.....

You use a digital scale? I get the perfect amount of coffee every time.

[floydpink]

Originally Posted by BSB

You use a digital scale? I get the perfect amount of coffee every time.

Nope. I just turn the grinder on for a few seconds, wait for one of the vanes to fill with grinds, thwack a few times intil I get a mound in the portafilter, then sweep across to level it out.

From there, the tamp is the final stage.

I notice about 1/3 of a dose in the sink from my leveling.

Maybe the timer on the Mazzer is a good thing, but I have a Macap and there's no timer. Probably an even trade as the Mazzer leaves more in the bottom than the Macap anyway.

I don't stress about the little bit of waste, but would probably be bummed if someone weighed it all year and showed me what I throw away.

[CoreyD]

For you home roasters Burman coffee still has its sale on Jamaica Blue Mountain -
Mavis Banks - Grade 1 for 17.99 a lb,cheaper by .50 a lb if you get 2lb. http://www.burmancoffee.com/coffeelist/

[Mister Moo]

Sooooo....

Who bought "JBM" and was blown away, cup after cup?

[longknocker]

Originally Posted by Mister Moo

Sooooo....

Who bought "JBM" and was blown away, cup after cup?

Had A Friend Go To Jamaica & Bring Back "JBM". It Was Awful!

[x man]

Its not what it used to be, imo.

[Apexkingjusto]

I've had real jbm coffee several times from reputable sources in NYC at a high cost, however whatever my local stop and shops jbm blend is tastes pretty good. No where near the same taste but still a certain similar smoothness to it.

[BSB]

Never blown away by JBM or Kona. They are mild and smooth and good, but not for me. I like full flavored coffee.
Ethiopia Idido Misty Valley blew me away

[novasurf]

We have this years crop in stock. Beautiful crop.

[8lug]

I've always had good luck with the folks at bluemountaincoffee.com.

[Blak Smyth]

I order bulk from Thetta Ridge, this is the JBM Estate they carry:

http://www.clydesdalebluemountain.com/

Just heard back, $17.25/lb if ordered in bulk.