Cameron's Coffee: 12oz bag Kona Blend Ground (AC & S&S) @Amazon $4.35

Any good? iv'e been having bad luck with coffee recently.

I've never liked that brand of coffee, and the whole Kona BLEND is garbage.

You get what you pay for when it comes to coffee.

Jamaican blue mtn coffee is the best coffee in the world. Just the aroma is a pungent aroma of flowers and you can immediately discern Jamaican Blue Mtn from any other brand, type, or region anywhere in the world!

Edit:

Don't get me wrong

Coffee can be

Darker
Blacker
Faster
Fresher

But Jamaican blue mtn coffee is by far a signature coffee from the only region in the world that produces coffee that smells like a chocolate. There's absolutely no other coffee that comes close.

but this is the blend not the full blue mountain

Quote from DataComa : Jamaican blue mtn coffee is the best coffee in the world. Just the aroma is a pungent aroma of flowers and you can immediately discern Jamaican Blue Mtn from any other brand, type, or region anywhere in the world! Edit: Don't get me wrong Coffee can be Darker Blacker Faster Fresher But Jamaican blue mtn coffee is by far a signature coffee from the only region in the world that produces coffee that smells like a chocolate. There's absolutely no other coffee that comes close.

And how much of this blend is Jamaican Blue? 10%? 6%? The US has no regulation on it so who knows.

Quote from VarmintCong : And how much of this blend is Jamaican Blue? 10%? 6%? The US has no regulation on it so who knows.

No believe me if you drink enough Jamaican Blue Mtn you walk into a Starbucks and think the place smells like the bathroom.

I was having coffee with a friend of mine and she didn't get it until the batista actually lifted the lid and said "that's what good coffee smells like"! I was so embarrassed to know I've been so spoiled by this particular kind of coffee.

Quote from DataComa : No believe me if you drink enough Jamaican Blue Mtn you walk into a Starbucks and think the place smells like the bathroom. I was having coffee with a friend of mine and she didn't get it until the batista actually lifted the lid and said "that's what good coffee smells like"! I was so embarrassed to know I've been so spoiled by this particular kind of coffee.

Was his name Dave?

Quote from DataComa : No believe me if you drink enough Jamaican Blue Mtn you walk into a Starbucks and think the place smells like the bathroom. I was having coffee with a friend of mine and she didn't get it until the batista actually lifted the lid and said "that's what good coffee smells like"! I was so embarrassed to know I've been so spoiled by this particular kind of coffee.

I know JBM is one of the highest regarded coffees, but (a) this cheap coffee can't have much of JBM in it, cause the stuff is too expensive. It's like Kona - real Kona is like $25 for 12 oz. If you see a blend for $5, you know it's got very little in it.

Also saying one coffee is the greatest is like saying one wine is the greatest - they all have unique flavors so there's no one greatest.

Quote from kitkat1 : but this is the blend not the full blue mountain

yes, you get 1% blue and the rest robusta from brazil?

Quote from VarmintCong : I know JBM is one of the highest regarded coffees, but (a) this cheap coffee can't have much of JBM in it, cause the stuff is too expensive. It's like Kona - real Kona is like $25 for 12 oz. If you see a blend for $5, you know it's got very little in it. Also saying one coffee is the greatest is like saying one wine is the greatest - they all have unique flavors so there's no one greatest.

So I understand that you can't say "one thing is the greatest" but let's compare that statement with the terms we can all understand:

1) Wine is easy the best "wine" is very real just like the best mushrooms ARE truffles. Variety has its "own flavors". It's a science.

2) AMD VS Intel: Sure Intel is the best, but for a price everything can be negotiated. It's a science.

So now that we're talking about "food":

1) There is really no coffee that "smells" like Jamaican blue mountain and to say that it's "60%" like alcohol content is not relevant to what's actually in "your bag" because "those coffees" are usually labeled as such (Columbian blend still means Columbian coffee)

So think "Diamonds" you don't really compare them to anything other than weight and taint.

If you are really drinking coffee for the caffeine there are teas and even candy that "score harder" so while I appreciate the "small talk" and "trolling" I don't think you people really take into any real consideration where the facts are.

Also the price of coffee can vary by season or volume just like anything else. One of those main factors is region and I have yet to miss my expectations for even the cheapest bag of the stuff I've bought.

I'd say I'm kind of a coffee snub.. This stuff is drinkable I buy it from time to time. I like their organic options. How you prepare coffee just as important, espresso is the best tasting method. I prefer americano as like black.

Quote from raf1919 : I'd say I'm kind of a coffee snub.. This stuff is drinkable I buy it from time to time. I like their organic options. How you prepare coffee just as important, espresso is the best tasting method. I prefer americano as like black.

Raf if you like "sweeter" more "aromatic" and "milkier" go for this. It might get you off your Guinness and dark chocolate!

OP!

Just ordered a bag of the Jamaican Blue Mountain blend.

Quote from DataComa : So I understand that you can't say "one thing is the greatest" but let's compare that statement with the terms we can all understand: 1) Wine is easy the best "wine" is very real just like the best mushrooms ARE truffles. Variety has its "own flavors". It's a science. 2) AMD VS Intel: Sure Intel is the best, but for a price everything can be negotiated. It's a science. So now that we're talking about "food": 1) There is really no coffee that "smells" like Jamaican blue mountain and to say that it's "60%" like alcohol content is not relevant to what's actually in "your bag" because "those coffees" are usually labeled as such (Columbian blend still means Columbian coffee) So think "Diamonds" you don't really compare them to anything other than weight and taint. If you are really drinking coffee for the caffeine there are teas and even candy that "score harder" so while I appreciate the "small talk" and "trolling" I don't think you people really take into any real consideration where the facts are. Also the price of coffee can vary by season or volume just like anything else. One of those main factors is region and I have yet to miss my expectations for even the cheapest bag of the stuff I've bought.

Amazing. Every word of what you just said was wrong.