Kopi Luwak coffee every time

So, what makes Coffee Luwak so special?

We believe we produce the finest, rarest, most natural and unblemished Kopi Luwak in the world.

Every bean of Kopi Luwak collected on our estate is from wild jungle civet cats.
Our plantation is surrounded by thousands of acres of untouched Sumatran rainforest with civet cats roaming free.

What my partners and I have learnt about the civet cat and the environment they feel comfortable in we have learnt through a passionate interest. We have learnt to create a civet cat garden by leaving room on our plantation for native fruit and berry trees so that the luwaks diet is conducive to creating unique flavours in our Kopi Luwak.

We are growers and nurture a very high grade Arabica plantation. We have been in no rush to release our Kopi Luwak to consumers rather we have been studying Luwak, their skat and habitat for the past 8 half years on Mandailing Estate, our own plantation. Our most important roll is to work respectfully within the natural environment of Mandailing and to maintain the natural jungle.

From our studies we have learnt that there is a formula that contributes enormously to final result, the cupping of a true wild Kopi Luwak.

Luwak Coffee from Indonesia

Luwak Coffee is one of the coffee list of the most enjoyable and most sought after. The price in the world market soared. 635 U.S. dollars must be spent to get one kg of Luwak Coffee. In America itself, for Luwak Coffee tasting, we had to spend 50 U.S. dollars, when in the rupiah exchange rate, prices range from approximately 400-500 thousand rupiah for Luwak Coffee. ONLY FOR ONE CUP! It is equivalent to the price of two ribs Toni Romas, who worth 200 thousand per plate. Figures are fantastic just to sip a cup of Luwak Coffee. Coffee is generally harvested first and then seeds harvested when ripe. Meanwhile, the plucking process Luwak coffee, in a way is a bit disgusting. When the beans are ripe to make Luwak Coffee, the farmers took off Luwak or Civet (a type of Luwak or civet) to eat the seeds - seeds that fell, which will process become Luwak Coffee. After that they waited for the Luwak to throw dirt. Well! Luwak Coffee beans that come out along with the dirt that's Civet taken for further processing become Luwak coffee.

Kopi Luwak Mantab

Kopi Luwak Mantab!

Kopi Luwak merupakan salah satu dari jenis kopi yang berasal dari biji kopi yang sebelumnya sudah dimakan dan masuk kedalam pencernaan hewan bernama luwak. Kepopuleran kopi ini sudah dikenal dikalangan para penggemar kopi bahkan sampai luar negeri. Bahkan di negeri Paman Sam, dapat ditemukan kafe atau coffee shop yang menjual kopi luwak (Civet Coffee). Kopi luwak ini bisa dibeli dengan harga yang lumayan mahal. Kopi yang diambil dari kotoran binatang luwak ini harganya terbilang tinggi dibanding dengan kopi jenis lain. Namun, hal itu tidak mengurangi penikmat kopi untuk memburu kopi luwak ini. Yang harus dipastikan bahwa keaslian kopi yang dijual adalah benar-benar kopi luwak yang asli dan kami menyediakan kopi luwak yang asli.

Kopi ini dikenal sudah sejak lama dan awal mulanya terjadi ketika perkebunan kopi dibuka besar-besaran saat pemerintahan Hindia Belanda hingga tahun 1950-an, saat itu masih banyak ditemukan binatang luwak yang sejenis musang. Luwak ini suka sekali mencari biji-bijian yang cukup bagus termasuk biji kopi untuk dimakan. Luwak sangat menggemari biji kopi dari buah kopi yang paling baik, sesudah dimakan dan dikeluarkan dengan kotorannya, yang sebelumnya difermentasikan dalam saluran pencernaan luwak. Biji kopi ini, dulu sering dicari dan diminati para petani kopi, karena mereka yakin bahwa biji kopi tersebut berasal dari biji kopi terbaik serta telah difermentasikan alami. Dan berdasarkan keyakinan, rasa kopi luwak ini sangat berbeda dan terasa spesial dikalangan penggemar dan penikmat kopi.

Tetapi, Luwak saat ini sulit untuk ditemukan. Karena dagingnya yang diyakini bisa menyembuhkan penyakit Asma membuat binatang ini terus diburu. Sehingga, kenikmatan kopi yang berasal dari memungut biji-biji kopi dari kotoran Luwak saat ini sangat sulit untuk ditemukan, kalaupun ada harganya akan sangat mahal.

Anda tertarik untuk menikmati kopi luwak asli?
- Lihat harga dan produk kami
- Cara pemesanan

Atau silahkan order dengan mengisi form disamping kanan, Kami akan menghubungi anda segera.

Foto-foto di tempat pemrosesan kopi luwak kami

Luwak
Luwak

Raw Kopi Luwak

Green Bean Kopi Luwak

Green Bean Kopi Luwak

Valve Canisters to Kopi Luwak

Here are a few coffee articles I found interesting in the news and tweeted to my followers on Twitter this past week:

Freshness valve keeps coffee beans at their peak
If you want fresh roasted coffee to stay fresh and great tasting, it’s so important to properly store beans to maximize flavor. Always store coffee beans in a cool, dark place, and not in a refrigerator or freezer as you may have heard. Actually, even sealing up coffee beans in canisters or bags isn’t perfect as there is oxygen still left in the canister or bag you just sealed up, quickly degrading the bean and causing flavor loss. The canister in this article helps to prevent this by removing oxygen and any C02 from the beans through a freshness valve.

French Press Coffee: A Step-by-Step Guide to Handcrafted Coffee
A pretty good article on making french press coffee. I agree with most of it except where it suggests steeping for 10 minutes for a strong brew. Normal steep time is about 4 minutes. Anything more and you’ll be overextracting (10 minutes is way too long), anything less and you’ll be underextracting… unless you have a very small french press (ex. 3 cup), then 3 minutes might be OK. For more information on french press coffee, see my blog post on it.

The Fisticup Coffee Mug
You know, I’m not even quite sure what to think about this product… it’s a coffee mug that uses something that resembles brass knuckles for the handle. I thought it was unique and mildly humorous, though you might not want to take it to work with you… probably breaks your company’s code of conduct. :)

Home brewed: Making your own coffee in the comfort of your home
This article explains how making coffee in your home can not only be more affordable than going to a coffee house, but you can also make better tasting coffee at home as well. I really liked this part: “In general, the more recently your coffee was roasted, the better your cup will be. That’s why you should consider buying your coffee locally.” That is spot on, especially since fresh roasted coffee only stays fresh for 10-14 days max after roasting. You might not have a coffee roaster locally, but you can always buy fresh roasted coffee from an online retailer. This is one of those articles that validates what we do at Weekly Roast Coffee since not everyone has access to a local roaster.

Coffee Shop Customers Donate Cups Of Java
Have you ever gone up to pay for your cup of coffee only to be told that you don’t need to pay anything because the person in front of you already paid for your drink? It’s only happened to me once, at the hospital when my son was born last October. I was so tired from being up all night, I said “thanks” and walked out without ‘paying it forward’ to the next customer (hey, I was really tired). Well, this is a nice story about a coffee shop in Missouri who had customers ‘pay it forward’ over one thousand times!

Kopi Luwak: Coffee beans or coffee buttons?
As mentioned in the movie The Bucket List, Kopi Luwak is one of the most expensive coffees in the world. This article explains why, but more importantly, will probably deter you from ever wanting to try it. Although I’m in the coffee biz, I’ve never tried this kind of coffee (and never want to!), but it’s supposed to be good to the last drop(ping).

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