Actual shooting of Kopi Luwak production process, where did the most expensive Kopi Luwak in the world come from?

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During the production of Shipai Kopi Luwak, where did the world's most expensive coffee come from?

Kopi Luwak is expensive and has become a hot target of the middle class. The coffee produces no more than 500 pounds a year, and prices range from $300 to $800 per pound. Kopi Luwak is one of the most expensive varieties of coffee in the world.

Kopi Luwak is the poop of an animal called civet on the island of Sumatra, Indonesia. The wild animal's favorite food is red coffee fruit, which can be made into Kopi Luwak by pulling out undigested coffee beans.

The locals pick red coffee fruits to feed the civets.

Red coffee fruit is the favorite food of civets, and what these cats pull out is the most expensive in the world.

The civet pulls out its feces, and the residents choose the born coffee beans, wash and deodorize, and then stir-fry to make coffee.

Kopi Luwak has a strong aroma because the coffee beans are fermented in the civet, which makes the coffee rich and round compared to the traditional washing or sun treatment of the coffee fruit.

Although the excrement pulled by the civet is very smelly, after treatment, the coffee beans have a special flavor.

A factory that handles coffee beans.

In order to maintain the flavor, coffee beans should be packaged independently and then injected with nitrogen to prevent the oxidation of coffee beans. The production process is complicated and rigorous.

At first, Americans regarded this coffee-making method as a joke, but later, as reported by National Geographic, Kopi Luwak became well known.

The packaging of Kopi Luwak.