(fact News) Here's something you probably did not know about coffee: the world's most expensive coffee, Kopi Luwak (literally, the "civet coffee") is produced coffee beans that have been eaten and partially decomposed sivetti Asian palm, cat wild animal. The beans are harvested and washed sivetti droppings, and can be produced in a little-known bitter coffee aroma and excellent flavor.
According to critic Chris Rubin coffee, "The aroma is rich and strong, and the coffee is very meaty, almost syrupy. It is thick, with a touch of chocolate, and stays on the tongue with a long and clean."
Kopi Luwak of a book can cost $ 100 to $ 3,000, and a single glass can cost as little as $ 80. Traditionally, coffee was so weird because the collectors had to travel through the forest floor in search of the civet droppings containing coffee beans. In recent years, some people began to caged wild civets and feed them into the grains.
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