4/5 Kingkenny B. 1 year ago on Google
The
Craighton
coffee
plantation
is
a
nice
cultural
experience.
Your
tour
will
take
you
up
into
the
Blue
Mountain
area
to
the
place
where
the
coffee
for
Jamaica
was
started.
See
the
old
original
plantation
house
when
you
go
inside
little
has
changed
since
the
1980s.
The
old
dark
furniture
and
staircase
with
the
white
walls.
You
will
be
given
a
small
informative
presentation
of
the
whole
start
of
coffee
in
Jamaica.
Also
a
description
of
the
coffee
beans
and
how
they
sort
and
grade
the
beans.
A
glass
of
black
coffee
is
offered
to
all
the
aroma
is
not
quite
like
what
you
expect.
It
is
sutle
and
not
strong.
Also
a
piece
of
medira
cake
is
offered.
This
plain
cake
and
distinct
coffee
compliment
each
other.
You
then
go
on
a
guided
tour
up
the
side
of
the
mountain
only
about
80
metres
but
it
is
all
steps
and
uneven
in
places.
Watch
your
step.
Bug
spray
is
a
good
idea.
The
coffee
bushes
are
grown
on
the
steep
banks
of
the
mountain.
The
views
are
stunning
form
the
side
of
the
mountain
looking
out
over
the
valley.
Then
back
to
the
main
house
and
the
sales
part
the
coffee
in
bean
or
crushed
filter
type.
1/2
kilo
either
is
30
us
dollars.
The
coffee
we
tasted
was
smooth
with
no
bitter
after
taste
,
unlike
some
cheaper
grades
of
coffee
you
get
in
the
UK.
They
mix
good
grade
coffee
and
cheap
to
mask
the
flavour.
It
takes
about
1/2
hour
to
return
to
Kingston
Town.
Wheelchair
and
persons
with
walking
difficulties
this
might
be
too
much
as
no
access
or
ramps
are
available
for
use.
We
spent
abut
1hour
on
the
tour
of
the
plantation.