Order Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee From J. Martinez

The highest quality Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee comes from J. Martinez & Company.

2014-03-24

ATLANTA, GA, March 24, 2014 (Press-News.org) Coffee lovers of the world, rejoice! J. Martinez & Company Coffee Merchants has single-estate Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee just awaiting your order to be roasted and shipped to your door.

J. Martinez & Company offers gourmet specialty coffee from three individual Jamaican estates: Clifton Mount Estate, RSW Estates and Wallenford Estate. The coffees from each of these estates has a unique flavor profile within the Blue Mountain family thanks to subtle differences in the soil in which they are grown. Coffee from Clifton Mount Estate has notes of chocolate, RSW Estates offers a hint of sweetness and Wallenford Estate is noted for its delicate floral overtones.

J. Martinez & Company has single-origin coffees from each individual estate, and it also offers a sampler pack so that enthusiasts and novices alike can taste the unique flavors each offers and determine which they like best. The company does not sell blends using Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee, as these typically contain low-quality beans.

"We do not sully the purity of the Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee we receive from our partners on the estates by offering a blend," says John Martinez, Owner of J. Martinez & Company. "We want our customers to be able to fully experience each of the subtle variations in flavor that these individual estates produce. We believe that once you experience the amazing quality of single-estate Blue Mountain coffee, you will never want to drink a blended coffee again."

To order the best quality Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee and other fine coffees, visit http://www.martinezfinecoffees.com.

About J. Martinez & Company:

Established in 1988, J. Martinez & Company is an Atlanta-based purveyor of fine coffees and other gourmet items. J. Martinez & Company originated the concept of single estate coffees more than twenty years ago and still carries only the finest premium coffee beans from estates around the world, including Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee and Kona coffee from Hawaii.

For more information, please visit http://www.martinezfinecoffees.com.

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