Rabu, 16 Maret 2011

Coffee Luwak Coffee

Civet Coffee | CoffeeKopi Luwak Civet Coffee / Coffee Badger is a type of coffee from coffee beans that have been eaten and passed through the digestive tract of animals called civet. Notoriety coffee has been known to overseas. Even in the United States, there is a cafe or a shop that sells coffee Luwak (Civet Coffee) the price is quite expensive. Dikais coffee from civet droppings could reach U.S. $ 100 price per 450 grams. It's just the truth of the coffee being sold is really Luwak coffee is still disputed.

Coffee fame is believed that myth in the past, when the coffee plantation was opened large-scale during the reign of the Dutch East Indies until the decade of the 1950s, where there was still a lot of animals like civet civet.

Mongoose animal delighted to find a good enough fruits including coffee fruit as food. Coffee beans from the best fruit that is very popular mongoose, after eating discarded along with feces, which previously fermented in the stomach mongoose. Coffee beans like this, in the past often hunted coffee farmers, because it is believed to come from the best coffee beans and fermented naturally. And according to belief, this Luwak coffee taste is really different and special among the fans and connoisseurs of coffee.

Appears in the movie? The Bucket List? and the Oprah Winfrey show more and make Luwak Coffee is known throughout the world.

However, current animal Luwak now increasingly difficult to find. The meat is believed to cure asthma disease makes these animals continue to be hunted. Unfortunate pleasure that comes from picking coffee beans from civet droppings may only stay a minute longer a myth.

Coffee Loewak Aseli of Indonesian Civet Coffee Shop is still maintaining the authenticity COFFEE LOEWAK which directly produced by the wild animals of the region Civet of Lampung region, treated very well by our coffee experts as well as in packing with high standards guarantee the quality of coffee to stay awake .

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