Most Expensive Coffees In the World!!
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- Hey everyone! In today's video, you'll be learning about some of the most expensive coffees in the world. Did you know that some types of coffee can cost as much as $2,000 per kilogram?
For example, one of the most expensive coffees in the world is called Kopi Luwak. The unusual production method is the primary cause of its high cost. It is made from coffee beans that the Indonesian palm civet expelled after digestion. Sound disgusting? In reality, the enzymes from the animal's digestive tract are supposed to make the coffee taste exquisite!
At US$2,000 per kilogram, Black Ivory Coffee also ranks among the most costly coffees available. The producer distributes the coffee to a small number of five-star hotels, where each cup costs US$50. The best Thai
Arabica beans are used to make Black Ivory coffee, and they are hand-selected at a 1500-meter altitude (around 5000 feet). The Arabica beans are then given to Thai elephants and removed from their dung the next day by mahouts (elephant keepers).
Do you want to learn more about the most expensive coffees in the world? Just watch our video and like it when you're finished!
I love coffee but can’t see paying at most $40 for 250g. I’d imagine the returns are highly diminished, even at that price point.
Probably are 🤷🏻♂️😆
definitely not the cat and elephant one
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What about international coffee to celebrate the moments of our lives?
what about Jamican Blue Montain Coffee?
I'm surprised you didn't mention Jamaica Blue Mountain. 😕
Good Observation, thank you for your interest. Would us to take a deep dive for you?
@@caffeination100 It's always been on my bucket list to try, but even buying in small quantities it is somewhat expensive! I normally drink Yemen single origin and that is pricey enough. I'd be curious to know why JBM can command a consistently high price though. 👍
Will keep a Look out on that, hopefully soon.
It’s generally good coffee, but honestly a bit overhyped .
they’ve nevertheless done an impressive job creating an aura around it , and certainly the fervent Japanese consumers have helped make it less attainable (and thus more of a unicorn elsewhere)
Love Yemen coffee. I've had 100% kona and Jamaican blue mountain. Now it's been a few years since I last had kona and Jbm, so I couldn't tell you much other then both are super smooth with a very lite taste to them, but the finish is what hits you. I will say that I like Yemen way more then those two coffees, but when I can find it, I'll buy a bag.
Kopi Luwak is the most unethical coffee in the world. Most of it is from Civet cats that are caged (small cages) and fed only coffee berries and nothing else. Coffee is an introduced plant and is not the natural Civet cat diet.
We know, sadly it’s the truth. We are going to make a video about that really soon to shed some light on it.
I don't even see it as coffee since it's more of a scam then a real labor of love to grow the best coffee.
OK - I love coffee. I love the history and stories of coffee, I love the development of coffees through to the 3rd wave movement and whatever lies next in wait.
I have a good espresso machine & grinder set-up. I have spent years speaking to various baristas to develop and improve my espresso and pour over techniques.
I have had my sons trained through barista courses because sometimes I want to have my shot made for me, not me always pulling them.
I have tried multiple coffee styles and varieties and hope to try many more, however - POOPSPRESSO is NOT on my must try list.
I would make this declaration based on the lack of appeal of consuming something that has spent time in something else's digestive tract, and double down on the cruelty of the forced harvesting process as imposed upon the Civet cats.
We completely Agree with you! But having your sons making you coffee every morning is a Blessing!
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What a joke