Have you ever tasted Elephant coffee?

[Caroline]

Elephant coffee has been described as "very smooth without the bitterness of regular coffee" and is among the world's most expensive coffees, at US$1,100 per kilogram. It has limited availability, and at a few luxury hotels it is available at the price of US$50 a cup. The supply of elephant coffee depends on the availability of coffee cherries, the appetite of the elephants, the number of beans destroyed through chewing of the beans and the ability of the mahouts and their wives to recover intact beans. The high price of the product is largely due to the large number of coffee cherries needed to produce the finished product : 3 kilograms (72 pounds) of raw coffee cherries results in one kilogram (two pounds) of the finished product. Most of the beans are not recoverable because they are chewed by the elephants, become fragmented, or after being excreted are lost in the bush.

The World's Rarest Coffee. Naturally Refined By Elephants.

Naturally refined by elephants, Black Ivory Coffee (aka elephant dung coffee) is the world's rarest and most expensive coffee.

blackivorycoffee.com

 

[Madam Jacqui]

Elephant coffee has been described as "very smooth without the bitterness of regular coffee" and is among the world's most expensive coffees, at US$1,100 per kilogram. It has limited availability, and at a few luxury hotels it is available at the price of US$50 a cup. The supply of elephant coffee depends on the availability of coffee cherries, the appetite of the elephants, the number of beans destroyed through chewing of the beans and the ability of the mahouts and their wives to recover intact beans. The high price of the product is largely due to the large number of coffee cherries needed to produce the finished product : 3 kilograms (72 pounds) of raw coffee cherries results in one kilogram (two pounds) of the finished product. Most of the beans are not recoverable because they are chewed by the elephants, become fragmented, or after being excreted are lost in the bush.

The World's Rarest Coffee. Naturally Refined By Elephants.

Naturally refined by elephants, Black Ivory Coffee (aka elephant dung coffee) is the world's rarest and most expensive coffee.

blackivorycoffee.com

World's Priciest Coffee Is Hand-Picked From Elephant Dung

Ever since the Kopi Luwak craze began more than a decade ago, coffee connoisseurs have sought unusual ways to make the perfect brew. Kopi luwak is an Indonesian coffee originally made from part-digested beans defecated by wild palm civets, the gastric process of the animal helping improve the...

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Have you Caroline? xxxx

 

[Caroline]

no @Madam Jacqui
I don't drink coffee and this coffee also veeeerrryyyyy expensive

 

[Madam Jacqui]

no @Madam Jacqui
i'm not drink coffee and this coffee also veeeerrryyyyy expensive

$50 a cup is too expensive xxx

 

[Phoebe]

WTF is wrong with people... what next? why not let a hot supermodel eat the beans and have her crap it out and sell it probs at $400 bucks a cup and silly humans will have to lap it up.... Say its not going in Gwyneth Paltrow but coming out of her instead...

 

[Goodstuff36 Bon truc in french]

Like yuck at least the Arabs drink camel coffee made from normal coffee and milk from a camel if I could only get some camel milk I could try the delicacy of camel milk coffee