The most expensive coffee in the world: the production process of Indonesian Kopi Luwak

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"What is the most expensive coffee in the world? Indonesia's cat poop coffee, more strange is that this coffee raw materials from cat poop! Its production process is also a bit overwhelming! "

"In Indonesia there is a local animal called the civet cat, also known as the civet. Civets in Indonesia are particularly fond of selecting fat, rich coffee berries to eat, and this unique coffee is contained in their feces. "

"Workers are picking ripe fruit. "

"Coffee berries are their staple food, and they eat this every meal. "

"In order to get precious" cat feces coffee beans ", Indonesian local farmers will catch the civets into cages and feed them themselves." Civets eat and pull themselves, you can't force them to eat and force them to pull, so the coffee beans in the final feces are very valuable!" "

"Their intestines digest the skin and pulp of the coffee berry, but the pit comes out of the body with faeces and looks like this. "

"Workers are collecting cat poop. "

"Workers are cleaning cat poop to get raw materials. "

"the raw materials for cat feces coffee are difficult to obtain, and the production process is very complicated. moreover, it has to go through strict hygiene procedures, such as drying, roasting and brewing. "

"The final finished coffee produces a unique aroma and is therefore expensive. The crop yields no more than 500 pounds a year in its original form, and prices range from $300 to $800 a pound. "

"Cat poop coffee makes coffee thicker than syrup, with a hint of mint cooling in the mouth. Experts who have tasted cat poop coffee compare it to the best coffee on earth. "

"The final finished coffee produces a unique aroma and is therefore expensive. The crop yields no more than 500 pounds a year in its original form, and prices range from $300 to $800 a pound. "

"Cat poop coffee makes coffee thicker than syrup, with a hint of mint cooling in the mouth. Experts who have tasted cat poop coffee compare it to the best coffee on earth. "