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Name: Muscat Coffee

Origin: Indonesia

Price: about $160 per pound

The civet is an omnivore that likes to eat coffee cherries. It chooses ripe, full and sweet coffee in the jungle, and civet coffee means that civets eat coffee cherries and digest them. The farmer then picks the coffee fruit by hand to make the famous civet coffee beans.

Name: geisha Coffee-Jade Manor

Origin: Burkett, Panama

Price: about $104 per pound

Geisha coffee beans from Jade Manor were sold at US $50 per pound on May 30, 2006. The flavor and aroma of geisha coffee was praised by many people, and even got a high score of 94.6 in the COE competition.

Name: St. Helena Coffee

Origin: British St. Helena Island, Atlantic Ocean

Price: about $79 per pound

The coffee bean was spread from 1730 AD to St. Helena Island overseas for planting, and it was not until Napoleon was banished to St. Helena Island that he praised St. Helena Coffee to open up the reputation of this coffee, and then gradually declined because of the remoteness of the land. Until the early 1990's, he once again became famous internationally.

Name: Incht Manor Coffee

Origin: Guatemala Vivetna fruit

Price: about $50 per pound

Incht Manor was recognized by the COE Competition in Guatemala in 2006 and even won the championship that year. It is estimated that the coffee bean will sell for more than $50 per pound.

Name: Saint-Tain Manor Coffee

Origin: Minas Gerais, Brazil

Price: about $50 per pound for raw beans at auction

This cup of coffee won 95.85 points in the COE competition, and there is only a limited amount of coffee available at auction each year. If you want to drink this coffee, you can try Artigiano Coffee in Canada.

Name: blue Mountain Coffee

Origin: Valenford Manor, Jamaica

Price: about $49 per pound

Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee is a desirable coffee, but it is also controversial because of its high unit price and uneven quality, and there are fake Blue Mountain Coffee on the market. If you see "Jamaican Blue Mountain style" or "Jamaican mixed Blue Mountain" on the market, you should pay attention to it, because it may contain only a small amount of Jamaican Blue Mountain. About 85% of Blue Mountain on the market is sold to Japan.

Name: Los Planes

Origin: Citala Dala, El Salvador

Price: about $30 per 12 ounces

Los Planes ranked second in the 2006 El Salvador COE competition with a score of 93.52. But this coffee bean is not yet on the market, and gluttons do not have access to the coffee.

Name: Kona Coffee

Origin: Hawaii, USA

Price: about $30 per 14 ounces

In 1820 England planted Brazilian coffee in the Kona region, so that there were many small coffee farmers in the Kona region. The manor-grade Kona coffee has a clean, mild flavor and sweet, but also because of its high price has become a controversial coffee bean.

Name: Starbucks Rwanda Blue bourbon Coffee

Origin: Gatare/ Karengera, Rwanda

Price: about $24 per pound

Starbucks Coffee discovered in 2004 that coffee beans produced in the Gatare and Karengera regions of Rwanda were of high quality and introduced boutique coffee with black aprons, and bourbon coffee has now become a major cash crop for Rwandan farmers.

Name: Yaocote choose AA Coffee

Origin: Puerto Rico

Price: $22 per pound

Since 1890, Puerto Rican coffee has become the representative of high-quality coffee from the Yaoke region, which has also caused many other countries to try to follow suit. This coffee bean is located in the southwest mountain area and is famous for its mild flavor.

Name: Fazenda Sao Benedito

Origin: Minas Gerias, Minas, Brazil

Price: about $21 per pound

Brazilian coffee is famous for its nutty sweetness, slightly bitter and chocolate aromas. Fazenda Sao Benedito is produced by the Sertao Group in the southern state of Minas and won the place in the 2005 COE competition.

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