Jamaica Craft Coffee opens in India

 


A coffee company which carries the name of Jamaica Craft Coffee has opened a large outlet in India.
Jamaica Craft coffee carries a selection of global coffees and operates in Thailand and the Philippines also, a company release said.

On February 5, 2025, the company announcement said the chain has opened one of its largest stores yet in Motia Guilford Square in India, a 6000 square foot operation.

One reader review from a Thailand store read, “Jamaica Craft Café is a café in a cozy and comfortable atmosphere. (In this) restaurant (one) can sit and enjoy the atmosphere, reminiscent of some Starbucks branches that are open and comfortable. Ordering his signature Jamaica coffee menu, it will be a coconut gaffa menu that is like coconut syrup and shredded coconut mixed in a coffee bowl. This makes you feel the taste of chewing when eating. The taste is okay, not very sweet, it is enjoyable to eat.”
 


The press release states that the store offers specialty coffees and artisanal products. Other online sources on the store refers to “Coffee beans from the best sources around the world Coffee is roasted with world-class tools by experts, extracted and brewed by experienced baristas who are easy to approach and have a good service mind.”

Blue Mountain Coffee, for which Jamaica is known is not mentioned in online reviews. Internet sources refers to Italians as the owners but they were not named.

Photo credit: Jamaica Craft Coffee


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