Indonesian Luwak Coffee Shop

Luwak coffee or coffee badger (civet coffee) is coffee made from beans coffee cherries that have been eaten by animals mongoose / badger (Paradoxurus hermaphroditus), then pass through the animal digestive tract and out as dirt. It sounded "disgusting" but the protein content in the stomach mongoose makes perfect coffee is more mature and fermented so that the resulting flavor is more delicious than regular coffee.

Luwak coffee is produced mainly in the island of Sumatra (Lampung), Java, Bali and Sulawesi in the Indonesian archipelago, and also in the Philippines (called coffee motit in the Cordillera and alamid spatula in Tagalog) as well as in East Timor (called café-behavior).

Indonesian Civet Coffee Shop sell civet coffee / coffee badger type of coffee from Lampung robusta and Arabica Luwak coffee from Aceh. Currently, many of which sell coffee and Luwak coffee from said original, but just regular coffee or sometimes to oplosnya with regular coffee, so it's cheap. If you include coffee lovers who appreciate the quality of civet coffee then you can get certified genuine Luwak coffee on the Indonesian Luwak Coffee Shop.

Civet coffee robusta and arabica species we sell in the form of powder and roast bean (pack of 100 grams and 10 grams sachet). You can order genuine Luwak coffee quality and certified directly here.

Indonesian Civet Coffee Shop serves civet coffee buying in bulk, resellers welcome:)

Reasons to buy coffee at the Coffee Shop Luwak Luwak Indonesia:

Civet coffee Civet Coffee Shop in Indonesia has a certificate of authenticity and guaranteed. Be careful of FAKE Luwak coffee with CHEAPER price, usually Luwak coffee is mixed or pure indeed FALSE.

Civet Coffee is NOT a result of our captivity, but the civet coffee fresh RED quotes directly elected by the mongoose. In captive civet coffee, the price could be cheaper because the mongoose is placed in a particular place and fed beans (do not choose their own mongoose). Fermentation will not work properly because Civet not get other foods commonly eaten in the wild.

Indonesian Civet Coffee Shop provides the convenience of shopping, you can use the online store, send email, sms or phone to buy civet coffee.

The aroma is rich and strong, and the coffee is incredibly full bodied, almost syrupy

It's thick with a hint of chocolate, and lingers on the tongue with a long, clean aftertaste. It's definitely one of the most interesting and unusual cups I've ever had." Chris Rubin - Coffee Connoisseur

If you are a fan of coffee, it seems strange if you have not ever heard of Kopi Luwak. This type of coffee indigenous to Indonesia, said to be the most expensive type of coffee in the world, this coffee even get into the Guinness Book of Records.

Civet coffee or kopi luwak in Indonesian language is a type of coffee that is very famous among coffee lovers. Not only because it is considered special, but also because of the price. Kopi luwak can reach the price range of U.S. $ 100 per 450 grams is commonly known is derived from natural fermentation results that will be issued along with luwak waste. Luwak is a type mongoose. Some species of mongoose found in Southeast Asia, but which produces the best flavored coffee is Indonesian Civet. This species live in Sumatra and Java.

Kopi luwak is one of coffee types. The beans of kopi luwak have been eaten and passed through the digestive tract of an animal like civet cat named luwak (Paradoxurus Hermaphrodirus). This coffee has been popular worldwide, with the exorbitant price of course. Kopi luwak price have reached five times more than the previous most expensive coffee from Jamaica, Blue Mountain coffee.

Mendapatkan kopi luwak asli

Mendapatkan kopi luwak asli

Potensi kopiluwak di Indonesia tersebar di beberapa wilayah yang memiliki perkebunan kopi cukup luas dan perkebunan kopi tersebut biasanya berada di pinggir hutan yang merupakan habitat binatang luwak. Kopiluwak asli yang dihasilkan hingga saat ini adalah hasil dari pengumpulan dari alam. Dimana dengan melihat kondisi ini maka jumlah kopi luwak asli yang dihasilkan sangat bergantung dari musim buah kopi, luas wilayah perkebunan dan populasi binatang luwak. Dengan kata lain produksi kopi luwak sangat bergantung dengan alam sehingga sulit untuk memprediksikan jumalh produksinya.

Pengolahan

Kopi luwak asli yang dikumpulkan dari alam, biasanya masih dalam bentuk feses dari binatang luwak kemudian diproses dengan tatacara tersendiri hingga menghasilkan biji kopi liuwak asli dengan cita rasa istimewa.

Standar penggorengan (roasting)

Cara tradisional & modern dengan mesin

Pada umumnya penikmat kopi pada masyarakat Indonesia lebih menyukai jenis kopi yang dimasak hingga hitam. Sedangkan untuk beberapa negara asia seperti Korea, Jepang, Taiwan mereka menyukai cokelat kehitaman. Sedangkan untuk kawasan Eropa lebih menyukai warna kecoklatan.

Untuk memastikan kualitas penggorengan yang baik dan merata kami menggunakan mesin roasting Gene Cafetm. Pada dasarnya terdapat kurang lebih 8 jenis roasting yaitu:

Jenis Roasting	Karakteristik
Light Roast	Cokelat kekuningan, rasa asam yang kuat, aroma tidak kuat. Sedikit bau kopi mentah
Cinnamon Roast	Ala Amerika. Sedikit asam. Warna Cinnamon (kayu manis)
Medium Roast	Memiliki karakteristik asam dan aroma manis. Berwarna seperti kacang. Ala Amerika
High Roast	Rasa pahit lebih terasa dibanding asam. Cocok untuk es kopi.
City Roast	Standar aroma dan rasa yang seimbang. Ala Kota New York
Full City Roast	Rasa pahit sedikit lebih terasa dari pada asam. Cocok untuk es kopi
French Roast	Lebih pahit. Rasa unik yang kaya. Ala Eropa. Cocok untuk es kopi
Italian Roast	Pahit dan aroma kuat tetapi tidak asam. Warna mendekati hitam. Cocok untuk Espresso maupun cappuccino

Penyajian

Metode penyajian dalam menikmati kopi luwak pada dasarnya tidak jauh berbeda dengan penyajian kopi pada umumnya. Namun kami menyarankan berdasarkan pengalaman kopi luwak dapat dinikmati dengan menyeduh + 8 grm/150 cc air panas (95 - 98oC). Pergunakan air setelah mendidih supaya cita rasa dapat terjaga dan tidak ikut menguap beserta air mendidih. Pergunakan media cangkir yang berbahan keramik agar dapat menahan dan menjaga panas agar tidak cepat dingin. Kopi luwak akan lebih terasa nikmat bila dihidangkan tanpa gula (black coffe)

Selamat menikmati Kopi Luwak........

Kopi Luwak Coffee

As Philip Richardson, my co-worker and fellow coffee snob, wrote about on his blog yesterday, a few of us in the office got together for a cupping of the Kopi Luwak coffee. Philip received this as a Christmas gift from a partner and I was totally thrilled that he was willing to share it.

It’s not surprising that you probably haven’t heard of Kopi Luwak coffee. For one thing, only 500 pounds of beans are produced a year. For another, it’s about $200/lb and upper crust espresso shops sell it for about $50 a shot. To
top it all off, the coffee is literally collected from the shit of an Indonesian cat called a Luwak, which lives in trees and eats coffee beans.

No kidding. The little sheet of paper included in the package says…

The resulting coffee is said to be like no other. It has a rich, heavy flavor with hints of caramel or chocolate.

Other terms used to describe it are earth, musty, and exotic.

Musty?

I had originally suggested to Phil that we get in touch with Dave Schomer of Espresso Vivace, arguably one of the best baristas in the world. Turns out we needn’t look outisde the halls for talent and equipment. Terry, our CRM Perf Test Lead, is a fellow coffee fanatic. He showed up yesterday with a Brewtus Expobar (as recommended by David Schomer), a Mazza Mini burr grinder, and something that totally blew my mind: a gram-weight scale. When it comes to coffee, the CRM team doesn’t mess around.

Terry was measuring 23 grams to the shot and with a quarter pound each of bold and medium roasts, gave us exactly ten shots. Enough for each person to get a shot from both roasts.

The Bold. It was go big or go home, so we started off with the bold. Damn, these guys aren’t messing around, this is good coffee. The pull started dark and evened out quickly, staying a rich brown all the way through. Taste was good, with full expression of all the oils in the bean, but I wouldn’t have paid $50.

The Medium. Realistically, I’m not ever one to pay 50 bucks on a shot of espresso, but this one might change my mind. Stunningly better than the bold, it was absolutely fantastic with a rich caramel color and a thick, thick, thick shot from top to bottom. Not a single hint of bitterness with a delicious sweet taste coating the inside of my mouth at the end. I dare say it cleanly beats Vivace, though at the price…

Wow. Pretty good for something that came out of the tail end of an Indonesian cat.