What is the name of the most expensive coffee brand? what does the coffee chain brand taste like?

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The world of coffee is so large, there are so many varieties, and there are many countries that grow coffee, which has created such a huge world of coffee today. Although there are only two varieties of coffee on the market, Arabica and Robusta, they are derived from wild hybrids, genetic mutations, artificial breeding, and tens of thousands of flavors and tastes. Everyone has their own likes and dislikes of coffee.

There are a lot of coffee with low output and good flavor, but the price remains high. how expensive can the most expensive coffee be? What brands are they? Maybe you should know.

1. Musk Kopi Luwak (Indonesia)-at $160 a pound, Musk Kopi Luwak, commonly known as masked palm civet Coffee, tops the list of the world's 10 most expensive coffee. Not only because of its extremely high price, but also because it is quite rare. It is extracted from the feces of the civet and processed. The civet eats the ripe coffee fruit and is excreted through the digestive system. Due to the fermentation of the stomach, the coffee produced has a special taste and has become a hot product in the international market. This extremely expensive coffee costs $160 a pound. In the United States, you will find that Musk Kopi Luwak is sold in every coffee shop.

two。 Esmeralda Coffee at Shangri-La Manor, Panama-at $104a pound, Esmeralda is famous for its coffee cultivation, especially in Quat, Panama. People from all over the world like this coffee very much, because its unique taste warms your heart and stomach. It is mainly planted in the shadow of old guava trees. If you want to try coffee from Esmeralda, Shangri-La, be prepared to pay at least $104 a pound.

3. St. Helena Coffee-$79 per pound on St. Helena Island, about 1200 kilometers off the coast of Africa, where you will find the cultivation and cultivation of St. Helena coffee. Napoleons? Bonaparte sowed his own coffee on St. Helena. If you can afford St. Helena coffee for $79 a pound, you should try its unique taste.

4. Guatemalan Manor Coffee-US $50 per pound is produced in Guatemala. In 2006, this kind of coffee won the award of excellence. Although it only won the fourth place on the list, the manor coffee is still very valuable.

5. Brazilian Manor Saines Coffee-at about $50 per pound, Saines coffee is definitely one of the most expensive coffee products in the world. The Manor St. Ines Farm still grows coffee in the traditional way without any automated process. Coffee tastes primitive, and when asked how it tastes, people will say that it is easily reminiscent of the sweetness of berries and caramel.

6. Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee-$49 per pound Blue Mountain Coffee, you can tell from the name itself that it grows in the Blue Mountains of Jamaica. Blue Mountain Coffee is one of the most superior coffees in the world. The nose is very full-bodied, with persistent fruity flavours. More than 80% of this coffee is exported to Japan.

7. Coffee from El Salvador, Los Angeles-at $40 per pound, coffee is produced in Los Angeles and El Salvador, which is El Salvador's main economic pillar and source of foreign exchange. Los Angeles Salvadoran coffee is a strong, medium-sour, mellow bean, $40 per pound, which is quite expensive, but it is still good value for money.

8. Kona Coffee in Hawaii-at $34 per pound, Kona Coffee in Hawaii has the perfect appearance, its fruit is extremely full and shiny. The taste of coffee is rich and aromatic, with cinnamon flavor, and the acidity is well balanced. It's $34 per pound.

9. Starbucks Rwanda Coffee-Starbucks Rwanda Coffee at $24 per pound is basically a type of coffee bean.

10. Puerto Rico National Treasure Coffee-$24 per pound Puerto Rico National Treasure Coffee has a mild and delicious taste and is loved by coffee lovers around the world.

Chain coffee brands are famous all over the country, such as Starbucks Pacific, Nestl é, UCC niche, such as Blue bottle 100% Arabica, etc.

Everyone has different needs for coffee, and the pursuit of flavor is also different. being expensive does not mean it is necessarily good. Of course, there is a reason why it is expensive, but not everyone needs these expensive things to inlay gold foil for themselves. As long as they pursue their favorite coffee, it will always be the best.