Oka Agro Wisata, Bali, Indonesia
4.0 (25 reviews) Spent Ranking #5 in Bangli Farms
Worlds most expensive coffee
We visited this coffee plantation where they keep civets in cages and let them eat on coffee beans. The pits of the bean which is the coffee, are passed through the digestive tract of the civet and then collected by workers, cleaned, and roasted. It was amazing to watch the entire process done by the workers. We tasted some of the coffee and it wasn't too bad. We even bought a small bag of it which cost $35.00 USA.
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Br. Temen Susut, Bangli, Indonesia.
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4.0 based on (25 reviews)
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4miyukiselena 5:00 PM Nov 28, 2016
Coffee Tasting
Testing some kind of teas and coffee for free but not for luwak coffee for sure. The plantation is pretty small just look like a display/not a real farm. One of nice feature is a stuff they used for boiling the water.
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3runnymede85 5:00 PM Aug 31, 2016
Lots of Coffee to Try
I love coffee and here they give you free coffee in heaps of tiny glass teacups. However they're not all coffee, some are ginger, lemongrass and flowers - and they're all filled up with sugar. Lots of sugar. Funnily enough the Balinese coffee is very bitter and they don't put any sugar in it. They sell all the coffees in their super store (which is conveniently located directly behind the sitting area) and caters for sizeable western retiree wallets. Have a cat-poo-chino. May as well. Comes in a cool water pipe. For the reviewers who had a terrible time; if I had a shoddy tour guide this experience may have felt like a tourist trap, so I'd recommend Eco Cycle Tours; we learnt a lot about the coffee making process and the Asian palm civet.
