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The coffee is inspired by Kopi Luwak Co. coffee ... and then collecting the resulting pinniped poop for processing.

The beans are collected from the poop of the civet, cleaned, and then processed into coffee. Kopi Luwak is available in India, though it can be quite expensive. 2.Black Ivory Coffee Black Ivory Coffee ...

That's because Kopi Luwak coffee is actually made with poop! Are you still with us? OK, we'll explain. Kopi Luwak coffee comes from beans that are initially eaten by the Asian Palm Civet ...

Civet Coffee, also known as Kopi Luwak, or more interestingly "cat poop coffee." India’s Role in Producing the World’s Most Expensive Coffee India, Asia's third-largest producer of coffee, plays a ...

After purchasing a Kopi Luwak coffee for a mere $3.14 (£2.35), she ... then the fermentation process happens in their stomach and they poop it out." Notwithstanding its "full" and "rich" taste ...

Yes, you heard that right! Kopi Luwak, often dubbed the “cat poop coffee,” comes with a price tag that might make your wallet weep—sometimes upwards of $600 a pound. But for those who embrace luxury ...

The kopi luwak industry is big business, with a market value of over $7 billion. In Bali, opting for beans made from the poop of civets is the most expensive way to take your coffee. Every year, ...