Wild Kopi Luwak

This very rare coffee, sourced from Sumatra, is among the most sought-after and exclusive coffees in the world. The coffee cherries are eaten by the Asian palm civet, a small member of the Viverridae family, and are then digested, fermented and excreted, before being collected and sorted by the knowledgeable native farmers and sold on as Kopi Luwak.

This process creates shorter peptides in the beans and frees amino acids, improving the flavor profile of the bean, but there is another reason why this process is loved by so many: the palm civet ostensibly selects only the finest cherries to eat, meaning the best beans are collected by the farmers. The process, which takes place on the islands of Sumatra, Java, and Sulawesi in the Indonesian archipelago, creates a strong, intense coffee, but with delicate flavors and very little aftertaste, making it ideal for both filter drinks and espressos.

We are fundamentally opposed to captive civet cats being used in the production of Kopi Luwak. Our Kopi Luwak is imported only from natural, non-farmed sources.