Do you think the world's most expensive coffee beans are Panamanian summer? Kopi Luwak? Or the Blue Mountains?

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Panamanian Emerald Manor Rose Summer Coffee $350.25 / lb (about 2600 yuan / jin): this coffee bean is rare, has become a super hot item, and is a must-taste coffee for coffee lovers.

Musk Kopi Luwak (Indonesia) $160 / lb: Musk Kopi Luwak, commonly known as masked palm civet Coffee. Its taste and flavor are unique. The civet eats the fresh fruit of the coffee, after fermentation in the animal body, digests the peel and pulp of the coffee, and the coffee beans discharged from the body are collected and processed as Luwak coffee.

English name: Geisha coffee

Honor: the most expensive coffee beans, winning three consecutive cup test championships

Origin: Ethiopia, Panama, Colombia

Taste and characteristics: blue-green raw beans, ripe beans with some wrinkles, flowers, tropical fruits, strong sweetness

Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee

English name: Blue mountaincoffee

Honor: https://www.gafei.com/yunnankafei/20190223130208.html, the second most expensive coffee in the world

Origin: blue Mountains, Jamaica

Taste and characteristics: the aroma is very full-bodied, with long-lasting fruit flavor, sour, sweet, mellow and bitter taste is well balanced, the taste is fragrant, the taste is very smooth.

Colombia

English name: Colombian coffee

Honors: emerald coffee, small coffee beans, second largest coffee producer

Origin: Colombia

Taste and characteristics: sweet aroma, with sour with sweet, because of the appropriate concentration, often used in high-grade mixed coffee, sweet light fragrance low-key and elegant.

Brazil Coffee

English name: Yunnan coffee

Honor: Yunnan small Coffee

Origin: Yunnan Province

Taste and characteristics: small and perfect bean shape, floral aroma mixed with citrus flavor, acidity with berry flavor, extremely dry taste, strong malt flavor, low-key feeling, strong and balanced flavor at the same time.

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