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Genuine Kopi Luwak coffee beans release hidden flavor compounds from the beans that are never accessed by regular roasting and brewing. These wonderful, locked-away flavors are released because of the natural enzymes of the Luwak. Cat's Ass Coffee is commonly known among connoisseurs as the worlds best-tasting coffee.

Although the coffee is expensive per pound, the affordable price of Cat's Ass Coffee allows everyone to enjoy this rare delicacy. Our Kopi Luwak is whole-heartedly guaranteed... If it isn't the smoothest cup of coffee you have ever drank, simply return it for a 110% refund. In addition to this solid endorsement, we ship all Cat's Ass Coffee with a certificate of authenticity that is ready to be framed and mounted on your wall.

Kopi Luwak is The Rarest Gourmet Coffee

Kopi Luwak are robusta or arabica coffee beans which have been eaten by and passed through the digestive tract of the Indonesian Civet (family of Viverridae). Kopi Luwak process takes place on the islands of Sumatra, Java and Sulawesi in the Indonesian Archipelago.
"Kopi" is the Indonesian word for coffee and "Luwak" is local name of this animal which eats the raw red coffee 'cherries' as part of its usual diet. This animal eats a mixed diet of insects, small mammals and fruits along with the softer outer part of the coffee cherry but does not digest the inner beans, instead excreting them still covered in some inner layers of the cherry.
Locals then gather the beans -- which come through the 'animal stage' fairly intact -- and sell them on to dealers. It is believed that enzymes in the stomach of the civet add to the coffee's flavour through fermentation of some type.

Do all Kopi Luwak taste the same

1. Do all Kopi Luwak taste the same?
2. The consumption of Kopi Luwak is safe for humans?
3. How long does Kopi Luwak last once roasted?
4. How do I store my coffee?
5. Why is Kopi Luwak so expensive?
6. Where to buy Kopi Luwak?
7. Who was the first to try Kopi Luwak?
8. Can you explain about coffee terminology?

01. Do all Kopi Luwak taste the same?

Not at all! Is very important to know from which area the Kopi Luwak comes from. Luwaks eat the coffee from the plantations near their habitats. So you can find Robusta Kopi Luwak or Arabica Kopi Luwak. The best coffee will be the one collected from the good quality Arabica coffee plantations. Let’s say that Sumatran Kopi Luwak is different than the Balinese one because the Arabica beans coffee from where they are made, also taste different.
02. The consumption of Kopi Luwak is safe for humans?

All scientific analysis confirm that Kopi Luwak is not dangerous for health. Due to the thorough washing process, the quantity of pathogen organisms in the beans is insignificant. Whatever the washing process misses the roasting and brewing process will make up for.
03. How long does Kopi Luwak last once roasted?

Like all coffees, roasted Kopi Luwak beans are considered fresh for about four to eight weeks. Once ground, they begin the rapid deterioration process that leaves them stale within days.
04. How do I store my coffee?

Light, moisture, heat and oxygen are the primary enemies of coffee freshness, so it’s best to keep your beans in an opaque air-tight container. Glass jars with rubber seals also work well if they’re kept out of direct sunlight. Grind only the necessary coffee for a maximum of 4 to 7 days.
05. Why is Kopi Luwak so expensive?

The estimated world annual production of Kopi Luwak is only 700 Kg. (about 1.400 Lbs.) That’s why it riches so high prices.
06. Where to buy Kopi Luwak?

You can buy Kopi Luwak in coffee specialist shops and through internet, our page included. Please check the page Warning in our site to learn how to buy Kopi Luwak online.
07. Who was the first to try Kopi Luwak?

In colonial times in Indonesia, the Dutchmen don’t allow local farmers to consume the coffee harvested in “their” plantations so, they collect the beans found in the floor (the civet pooh) and finally realize that the coffe made with them taste better than the normal one.
07. Can you explain about coffee terminology?

You can see a couple of good coffee glossaries in:
Coffee Terms Ilustrated
Sweet Maria’s Coffee Glossary

Do all Kopi Luwak taste the same

1. Do all Kopi Luwak taste the same?
2. The consumption of Kopi Luwak is safe for humans?
3. How long does Kopi Luwak last once roasted?
4. How do I store my coffee?
5. Why is Kopi Luwak so expensive?
6. Where to buy Kopi Luwak?
7. Who was the first to try Kopi Luwak?
8. Can you explain about coffee terminology?

01. Do all Kopi Luwak taste the same?

Not at all! Is very important to know from which area the Kopi Luwak comes from. Luwaks eat the coffee from the plantations near their habitats. So you can find Robusta Kopi Luwak or Arabica Kopi Luwak. The best coffee will be the one collected from the good quality Arabica coffee plantations. Let’s say that Sumatran Kopi Luwak is different than the Balinese one because the Arabica beans coffee from where they are made, also taste different.
02. The consumption of Kopi Luwak is safe for humans?

All scientific analysis confirm that Kopi Luwak is not dangerous for health. Due to the thorough washing process, the quantity of pathogen organisms in the beans is insignificant. Whatever the washing process misses the roasting and brewing process will make up for.
03. How long does Kopi Luwak last once roasted?

Like all coffees, roasted Kopi Luwak beans are considered fresh for about four to eight weeks. Once ground, they begin the rapid deterioration process that leaves them stale within days.
04. How do I store my coffee?

Light, moisture, heat and oxygen are the primary enemies of coffee freshness, so it’s best to keep your beans in an opaque air-tight container. Glass jars with rubber seals also work well if they’re kept out of direct sunlight. Grind only the necessary coffee for a maximum of 4 to 7 days.
05. Why is Kopi Luwak so expensive?

The estimated world annual production of Kopi Luwak is only 700 Kg. (about 1.400 Lbs.) That’s why it riches so high prices.
06. Where to buy Kopi Luwak?

You can buy Kopi Luwak in coffee specialist shops and through internet, our page included. Please check the page Warning in our site to learn how to buy Kopi Luwak online.
07. Who was the first to try Kopi Luwak?

In colonial times in Indonesia, the Dutchmen don’t allow local farmers to consume the coffee harvested in “their” plantations so, they collect the beans found in the floor (the civet pooh) and finally realize that the coffe made with them taste better than the normal one.
07. Can you explain about coffee terminology?

You can see a couple of good coffee glossaries in:
Coffee Terms Ilustrated
Sweet Maria’s Coffee Glossary