Clydesdale Estate
Jamaica Blue Mountain – Clydesdale Estate
Sold out checked 29 Sep 2026
Price
Listed: $60.00 / 12 ounces → $17.65 per 100g
Where it's from
- Farm Clydesdale Estate
- Exporter Clydesdale Estate
What the roaster says
- Washing station Clydesdale wet-mill
Description
ABOUT THIS COFFEE
Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee is one of the world’s most renowned and exclusive coffees, prized for its smooth, mild flavor and aromatic profile. It is grown in Jamaica’s Blue Mountains which offer the perfect conditions for coffee cultivation—cool temperatures, rich soil, and frequent rainfall at altitudes between 2,000 and 5,000 feet. These conditions result in beans with a refined, complex taste. The coffee is famous for its mildness, with little bitterness and a balanced flavor profile that includes nutty, floral, and fruity notes. It is smooth and clean, with a silky body and low acidity.
This coffee from the Clydesdale Estate is sourced from family-owned farms located near the Saint Andrew parish nestled in the Grand Ridge of the Blue Mountains, Jamaica. Coffee produced in the Jamaican Blue Mountains has a protected designation of origin (PDO) because of the renowned reputation of Blue Mountain coffee. Coffee is intercropped with banana, Inga, mango and many other shade trees. The Clydesdale wet-mill is the most modern in Jamaica with technology to recycle and treat water before returning it to the environment. The dry mill, located in an economically underprivileged part of Kingston, employees over 600 women to hand sort coffee. In addition to the social impact from stable employment, funds are also invested in projects to support over 30 schools.
SPECS:
GEOGRAPHY
Region: Saint Andrew Parish, Jamaica
Altitude: 1000 MASL
Harvest: October – February
PRODUCER
Producers from Saint Andrew Parish, Jamaica
VARIETY
100% Blue Mountain
PROCESSING
Fully washed and dried in the sun
NOTES:
FLAVOR Bakers chocolate, maple syrup
BODY Medium
ACIDITY Smooth
ROAST LEVEL
Medium – Full City
$60
12 ounces
Text from Modest Coffee's listing.