Reasons to love Jamaica

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From: Southern Living
Date: 20011201
Author:Thomas, Les

If tumbling waterfalls, golden beaches, and luxurious resorts don't make you adore Jamaica, try the coffee.

Jamaica, how do I love thee? With apologies to the poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning, let me count the ways.

1. Let's start with the coffee. There's none better in the world than the deep flavored drink brewed from beans that only grow high in the Blue Mountains. When you lift it to your lips, the aroma mixes with the delicious smell of salt air.

2. There's all that lively music. It seems to come from everywhere-from beach cabanas and poolside stages where steel drum players and reggae ...

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