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14.02.2024 - 07:31 / breakingtravelnews.com
The world-renowned Blue Mountain Coffee Festival is set to captivate coffee enthusiasts and cultural connoisseurs alike in 2024. Promising a unique blend of flavours, entertainment, and a celebration of Jamaica’s rich coffee heritage, this annual extravaganza, takes place on 2nd March 2024. The festival will once again showcase the finest Blue Mountain Coffee and the vibrant culture that surrounds it.
With its breathtaking scenery and ideal climate, the Blue Mountains of Jamaica produce one of the most sought-after and distinctive coffees globally, and the Blue Mountain Coffee Festival is the ultimate celebration of this unique brew. From the sprawling coffee estates to the hands of the skilled local farmers, the festival offers an immersive experience into the journey of Blue Mountain Coffee, celebrating the artistry, craftsmanship, and dedication that goes into every cup.
Renowned as the epitome of coffee perfection, Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee stands unrivalled on the global stage. Its velvety texture and well-balanced flavour profile unveil hints of chocolate, delicate florals, and a lingering subtle sweetness that dances on the palate.
Nestled within the cloud forests of the Blue and John Crow Mountain range, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Blue Mountain enjoys a micro-climate of cooler temperatures and reliable afternoon rains – the perfect canvas for the cultivation of ruby red coffee blossoms. As the largest mountain range in Jamaica, it provides the ideal elevation, ranging between 3,000 to 5,500 feet, for the cultivation of the world’s finest coffee.
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At the annual Blue Mountain Coffee Festival attendees can immerse themselves in the world of Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee with artisanal candles, coffee liqueurs, and an array of other coffee-infused delights. As the day unfolds, witness the breathtaking sunset from the veranda at Café Blue, whilst savouring the finest Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee and delectable desserts surrounded by the graceful presence of bejewelled hummingbirds.
Key highlights of the Blue Mountain Coffee Festival 2024 include:
Coffee Tasting and Education: Engage your taste buds in a sensory journey with expertly crafted coffee tastings. Learn about the intricacies of coffee cultivation, processing, and brewing from seasoned professionals.
Culinary Delights: Indulge in the culinary wonders that Blue Mountain Coffee inspires. Renowned chefs will showcase their skills in creating mouthwatering dishes infused with the unique flavours of this exceptional coffee.
Live Entertainment: Immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Jamaica with live music, traditional dance performances, and a celebration of local artistry. The festival stage will
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