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Moy Hall Estate Coffee

Moy Hall Single Estate Special Reserve Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee, Whole Bean 16oz

Moy Hall Single Estate Special Reserve Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee, Whole Bean 16oz

Regular price $68.99 USD
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Quantity

One estate, one mountain, one cup.

Moy Hall Single Estate Special Reserve is 100% Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee grown only on the Moy Hall Estate, on the steep slopes of Jamaica’s Blue Mountains. It is a medium roast, balanced and aromatic, packed in a resealable bag.

The cup. Smooth and well rounded, with a low acidity, subtle floral and chocolate notes and a clean, refined finish.

One 16 oz (1 lb) bag, whole bean

Questions people ask

Is it 100% Blue Mountain coffee?
Yes, 100% Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee from a single estate.
What does single estate mean?
Every bean comes from one farm, the Moy Hall Estate, rather than several.
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About this coffee

AT A GLANCE

The facts, plainly

Coffee
100% Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee
Roaster
Moy Hall
Roast
Medium
Form
Whole Bean
Size
16 oz bag
Tasting notes
Smooth, creamy body · Subtle chocolate and citrus · Delicate acidity (roaster’s notes)
Origin
Blue Mountains, Jamaica
Delivery
Ships directly from Jamaica, 7–15 days

THE PLACE

Where it’s from

A single estate in the Blue Mountain region.

Follow a cup back to the mountain →

THE PROOF

How it’s labelled

Labelled 100% Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee.

See our Certified Distributor certificate →

WHOLE BEAN OR GROUND?

Grind it just before you brew

For the best cup, choose whole bean and grind it right before brewing. The aroma stays locked inside the bean, and once coffee is ground it fades much faster.

Ground is here for convenience: if you don’t have a grinder, or the coffee is a gift. Keep the bag sealed, store it somewhere cool and dark, and enjoy it within a couple of weeks of opening.

HOW TO BREW IT

Getting the best cup

Start with about 2 tablespoons (10 g) of coffee per 6 oz of water just off the boil. Grind whole beans just before brewing: medium for drip, coarse for French press. Taste it black first: a mild, clean Blue Mountain coffee rarely needs sugar.

Using an AeroPress? Try about 15 g (2 rounded tablespoons) ground medium-fine, 7 oz of water just off the boil, a gentle stir, 1½ to 2 minutes of steeping, then press slowly for about 30 seconds. It gives a clean, smooth cup that shows off Blue Mountain coffee’s mild sweetness.