Indonesian Kopi Luwak

The world's most expensive coffee, Indonesia's best coffee, cat poop coffee is the most expensive, currently the most expensive coffee comes from Indonesian musk cat poop.

Cat poop coffee is produced by Indonesian civet cat feces containing coffee beans after eating coffee cherries, so it is called "cat poop coffee". The animal feeds mainly on coffee beans, civets occasionally feed on coffee cherries, and no cat can survive if it eats coffee beans every day, and it can only feed on coffee cherries during the ripening season. After fermentation in the civets stomach, protein will be destroyed, short peptides and more free amino acids will be produced, and the bitter taste of coffee will be reduced. This is nonsense. After staying in the civets stomach for one or two days, the coffee shell and coffee cherry pulp residue will only have a slight effect at most. The feces discharged will be the main raw material of cat feces coffee. Since coffee beans cannot be digested, they will be excreted. After processing, they will become cat feces coffee.

Indonesia, Philippines, Taiwan Shenzhen Yunnan farmers catch civet cats, civets to raise, feed coffee cherries to produce cat feces coffee. However, there was still a certain difference between artificially cultivated and natural cat poop coffee.

Because of the need for civets to eat and process, cat poop coffee production is very low and therefore particularly expensive. And there are even fewer places for sale. It is rare even in Indonesia, where it originated. Therefore, the cat feces coffee on the market is mostly artificially raised, and the flavor is naturally different from the most primitive and natural wild cat feces coffee.

Cat poop coffee, also known as civet coffee, English civet coffee, Indonesian Kopi Luwak, Philippines called kape motit, kape alamid, kape meló, kape musang.

According to Indonesian, Kopi means coffee and Luwak means cat shit. The natural origin and artificial cultivation of cat feces coffee, mainly concentrated in Indonesia's Sumatra, Java, Bali, Sulawesi and other islands, as well as the Philippines and some places, is one of the most expensive coffee in the world, 1 kg 400 US dollars.