The Origin and History of East Timor Coffee Coffee Kafe-Laku is East Timor Kopi Luwak good?

Published: Oct 05, 2026 Author: World Gafei Last Updated: Oct/05/2026 77 views

For more information on coffee beans, please follow the coffee workshop (Wechat official account cafe_style). You may have heard of the extremely expensive civet coffee, which originally meant that after wild civets swallowed the coffee fruit, the coffee particles could not be digested, so they were excreted along with their droppings. After the fruit growers collected and washed them, they were made into civet coffee, which is expensive because it is rare.

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Perhaps you have heard of the extremely expensive 'civet coffee'. The original meaning is that after the wild civets have swallowed the coffee fruit, the coffee grains cannot be digested, so they are excreted along with their droppings. After the fruit growers collect and wash them, they are made into 'civets coffee'. Because things are rare, so the price is high.

(Indonesian farmers pick their own coffee beans)

Civet coffee is more common in Sumatra of Sumatra, Jawa of Java and Sulawesi of Sulawesi in Indonesia archipelago.

The Philippines is called Motit Coffee and Kape Alamid according to different regions.

East Timor is locally known as Kafe-Laku.

Vietnam is called Weasel Coffee (Weasel: weasel).

(the farmer chose the coffee beans himself.)

Kopi Luwak civet coffee from Indonesia (Indonesian: Kopi Coffee / Luwak civet).

The United States is called Civet coffee or cat poo coffee Kopi Luwak.

The civet eats the cherry fruit of the coffee on the tree, and the coffee excreted after passing through the digestive tract is called civet coffee.

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