A brief introduction to the test of the most expensive coffee cup in Kopi Luwak
The reason why cat poop coffee has become such a coffee that everyone pays attention to is because of people's curiosity and the role of its title of the world's most expensive coffee. I had the privilege of meeting Mr. Kim, a Korean who has lived in Taiwan and China for more than 10 years. One of his uncles happened to run a coffee farm in Indonesia, which is one of the producing areas of cat feces coffee. For this reason, I also drank a cup of locally roasted cat poop coffee in Indonesia.
Indonesians roast cat feces coffee to the extent of city-wide roasting, which is considered a relatively deep roasting, but after the boss personally hand-washed extraction, the taste of cat feces coffee is surprisingly mild and mellow, without obvious bitterness, almost no sour taste (probably due to deep roasting), all tastes reach a delicate balance, the taste is a bit similar to Chinese Pu 'er tea. The aftertaste part has a little bit of sweetness, and the persistence of the aftertaste is very good. The aroma is softer and the fragrance is particularly good. The first sip was actually light, but after a few more sips, as the taste accumulated, the unique style of cat feces coffee could be reflected.
In general, cat feces coffee is a relatively reserved coffee, this feature also caters to some Japanese drinking habits, so like Blue Mountain coffee, cat feces coffee is mainly consumed in Japan and South Korea. Since the beans I drank may not be very fresh, I can only use my own taste opportunity to get a glimpse of the leopard. Inappropriate, welcome to exchange.
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Coffee knowledge teaches you how to distinguish between Kopi Luwak
It will be easier for Kopi Luwak to tell the authenticity mainly in the raw bean stage, especially when the raw bean still has the shell. The so-called bean shell is the endocarp of coffee beans, the outer pulp and exocarp have been digested by our kittens, and the endocarp will be attached to the kitten's poop, highlighting the identity of its rich shit. Take off the beans of Kopi Luwak
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The most expensive coffee Kopi Luwak in shit
If someone asks what is the most expensive coffee in the world and you still answer Blue Mountain Coffee, you will be behind the times. This year's land price of US $120 per kilogram of Blue Mountain 1 is obviously not as expensive as Kopi Luwak (Kopi Luwak), which costs nearly US $1000 a kilogram. Kopi Luwak is Indonesian, kopi means coffee, Luwak, the last K.
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