Sweet Maria's Coffee Cupping Reviews: Archive T-Z (#)
„Compare to: Incomparable among Robustas, in my experience. In fact, this cup reminds me quite distinctly of the notorious Kopi Luwak when brewed in a French press. Not surprising since the Luwak is comprised largely of Robusta from the samples I have tested. It also looks much like the Luwak, which sort of makes me wonder...“
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„But I always caution customers that you can't get $75 worth of quality in any coffee, there's no such thing. You're paying for the experience of quaffing the world's rarest and most expensive coffee. The palate would recognize it as Sumatran or Indonesian right away. It has earthy tones of natural processed Sumatra Mandheling.“
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„Here's a couple articles, two entirely different points of views, with the poop...uh, er I mean scoop: Kopi Luwak “
http://www.coffeegeek.com/forums/members/coffeereviews/ 98329
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„Kopi Luwak coffee is one of the strangest beverages in the world, and perhaps one of the most expensive.“
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Tea & Coffee 11/00 - Stamping “International” On Espresso Coffee (cont.)
„But closest to Barend Boot’s heart in this category, and perhaps among all his offerings, are the “Pride of Thailand” and-rarest of rare-real Sumatra Kopi Luwak (the dearest beans in the world that our small friends the paradoxurine marsupials so kindly ingest and naturally ferment). Pride of Thailand, although not yet in the gourmand’s dictionary of precious goodies, is particularly close to the Boot family because they have played a central part personally in developing this new estate origin, in conjunction with agronomy departments in universities in both the Netherlands and Thailand. The company has started selling espresso pods as well, offering a selection of four origins: Panama, Haiti, Java and now, Pride of Thailand as well.“
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