Kopi Luwak pictures what is the difference between Kopi Luwak of Vietnam and Kopi Luwak of Indonesia?

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"Coffee? Cat shit? How can we get together? "

"well, in fact, after the Indonesian civet ate the ripe coffee cherry, the unique environment and enzymes in the stomach contributed to a completely different internal environment from the ordinary fermentation, and the pulp was broken down into amino acids that can give the coffee bean a unique flavor. The core of the coffee cherry (that is, coffee beans) cannot be digested, accompanied by these amino acids and intestinal mucus. From the time the chrysanthemum is born, it will also rub a little "cat fragrance" secreted by the buttocks. In this way, a piece of Kopi Luwak is gorgeously born.

Freshly baked Kopi Luwak

"Let's not talk about this nonsense, shall we? The price of broken coffee beans has doubled after a wonderful intestinal trip. Do you think you are going to study in Britain? There is also a bit of a bottom line, all right? "

In fact, this is not really the seller slaughtering customers, the real Kopi Luwak because of its very low production, coupled with the initial market is huge, the scarcity is expensive, the high price is reasonable, a jin of civets excreta can only extract about 150g of coffee beans, in the baking process will also cause 20% wear and tear, due to the unique raw materials and production process, this kind of coffee can be said to be very rare, with an annual output of only about 500lbs. Prices range from $300 to $800 a pound.

Because of its mystery, National Geographic magazine reported in a column that merchants carried out incendiary hype and hunger marketing under the banner of "nature, novelty, luxury" and so on. All of a sudden, Kopi Luwak walked from the rainforest to the city, setting off a new upsurge. So! The terrible two-legged beast in order to open up this coffee market. He stretched out his evil hand to the shivering cats in the rainforest (why one? We'll explain later.

Like foie gras (originally only accidentally fattened geese in the course of normal feeding) this kind of food was originally a gift from nature, but evil profit-seeking businessmen began to find another way to make more profits. Instruct local people (belonging to Sumatra, Zawa, and Sulvis, Indonesia) to keep the civets in cages and stuffed them with large amounts of coffee beans to get more Kopi Luwak.

The compulsive single diet also makes many civets suffer from stomach problems and malnutrition. Due to the long-term friction and struggle on the sharp wire, the soles of many civets have serious exposure injuries. Due to the lack of any treatment, most of the tissues soaked in feces are inflamed and ulcerated. Iron cages not only drive animals crazy mentally, but also torture them physically.

As a result of such serious stimulation, some mentally fragile cats have gone on hunger strike and died of mental breakdown. Those who are dying and lose their value will be eliminated directly and become furs flowing into another dark market. From the time they entered the farm, there was not a glimmer of hope from birth to death. The elves, who used to belong to nature, are now enslaved for the benefit of mankind.

Investigator Neil D'Cruze: "some of the cages are so small that they can be called rabbit sheds." There is shit everywhere, and civets can only soak in it. Some civets are so thin that their diet is so strict that they can only eat coffee cherries (fruits wrapped around coffee beans), while others are fat because they can't move freely. D'Cruze says some are addicted to caffeine.