What does the EK43+ cherry blossom coffee machine feel like to make a cup of the world's most expensive civet coffee?

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How to make the most expensive ground coffee in the world? In addition to the coffee beans to be expensive and top-notch, in fact, the machine is also very important. from the bean grinder, the general electric bean grinder is not as good as the hand-ground "grinding", while the imitation hand-grinding electric grinder is 7 times the price of the general blade grinder. In addition, a coffee machine that can effectively control the water temperature and pressure is definitely the key to affect the taste of coffee!

Speaking of "the most expensive coffee beans", "civet coffee" is no longer a legend! However, I would like to add some correct knowledge about civets. Strictly speaking, "civets" are not exactly "cats". Although they are the same as "eyes", they are "cats". "civets" are "cats" in shape, but their noses are longer or even pointed (they look closer to foxes). Masked palm civet (masked palm civet) in the mountain shop is also a kind of civets.

The civet coffee comes from "Asian palm civet" (coconut civet, to be exact). It is made from the fruit of the coffee eaten by the coconut cat, which is semi-digested and discharged from the seeds (coffee beans). The secret of taste is that the digestive enzymes of the coconut cat can change the protein structure of the coffee beans, remove some sour taste, and make the coffee more palatable. In addition, musk excretion from the anus (perianal gland) of musk cats is also the main source of perfume stabilizers. Civet coffee beans are not easy to obtain, coupled with the different qualities produced in the wild and in captivity, the civets coffee beans cost roughly $600,000 per pound (about 453.6 grams).

In addition to the top quality beans, the way of grinding is the key to preserving the flavor of coffee beans. The German [Mahlkonig EK43] bean grinder, which costs about $3000, is known as "the best grinder in the world". It has a history of more than 30 years and is still highly respected, and even now there are many bloggers writing open-box articles for it.

The Blossom Brewer Cherry Blossom Coffee Machine, which costs $6000 each, not only has good pressure and water temperature control, but also has the ability to memorize its own recipes and set the settings for different flavors of coffee in advance.

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