Jamaica Blue Mountain

Jamaica Blue Mountain: Heritage

It was 1885 when Cecil Augustus Munn planted the fmaily’s first coffee plant on Strawberry Hill, and their production of one of the world’s finest coffees continues to this day. Cecil’s son Victor continued the family’s work. His nephew Keble became Jamaica’s first certified cup tester and a minister of agriculture.

The Blue Mountain Coffee Inc grows some of the finest quality coffee in the world. This is largely because its supply comes from incredibly small local farms which maintain the company’s highest standards. Maintaining these high standards results in a very limited availability compared to other coffees.

To this day, only coffee grown in this precise geographic location can be classed as 100% Jamaica Blue Mountain, with a certificate of origin sent with each barrel.

The Wallenford Estate

The Blue Mountain region spans across four main parishes; St. Andrews, Portland, St. Mary and St. Thomas. Of those four, the Wallenford estate occupies 5,000 acres across St. Andrews in the south, and Portland in the North.

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