Learn about the world's most expensive coffee beans

Uploading Terra Nera coffee beans from Quechua in the southeastern Andes of Peru also has a tendency to become a "luxury". Since they are rare coffee beans, it is reasonable to match them with gorgeous packaging. Today, Xiao I will feast your eyes on the most expensive coffee in the world.

There is no shortage of connoisseurs in China who know how to appreciate the best and best quality of life. For those who can really appreciate different products, Terra Nera coffee beans must be one of their must-have items. Terra Nera coffee beans are the most expensive and luxurious coffee beans in the world, and the world-famous coffee beans will be sold exclusively at Harrods in London.

This coffee bean comes from Quechua in the southeastern Andes of Peru, and its intoxicating taste runs through the production process. Coffee beans and cherries are collected after passing through the palm cat's digestive system, washed and placed on a special shelf to dry high in the jungle. Palm cats, also known as Uchunari, live with coffee farmers and wander freely around houses and plantations all day.

Terra Nera coffee beans are very rare, and their yield depends on natural factors and Uchunari's mood. Due to the recent death of one of the only three Uchunari in the world, the annual production of Terra Nera coffee beans has been reduced from 70 kg to about 45 kg, a reduction of nearly 1/3. Terra Nera coffee beans are divided into six grades, the top of which is Grade 0, which is all hand-selected.

Terra Nera coffee beans are available exclusively and in limited editions at Harrods in London and must be purchased by reservation. The order needs to be confirmed by Harold staff before baking.

For customers who have ordered Grade 0 coffee beans, Harold will provide British sterling silver ornaments and a 24-carat gold-plated bag. Each gift is handmade and engraved with the customer's name by the award-winning silversmith Rebecca H. Joselyn.

Made in Arabica, Uchunarie coffee beans give off a strong aroma, with hints of bitter cocoa, hazelnut and dried leather. Its aroma is light and clear at first, then becomes silky and rich as butter, leaving a mellow finish.

Terra Nera coffee beans will be available exclusively in the ground floor food section of Harrods from December 1st. Prices range from £140to £6800.