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Wicked Weasel

$24.99Price

From the behinds of the Kopi Luwaks’ (Civet Cats) of
Vietnam comes this exclusive method of coffee production.
A strong, earthy, and highly aromatic and smooth taste makes
it one of the most expensive coffees of the world.

 

Kopi luwak coffee, also known as civet coffee, is a unique and rare type of coffee produced from the beans that have been digested and excreted by the Asian palm civet, a small mammal native to Southeast Asia. The coffee cherries are consumed by the civet, and during digestion, the enzymes in its stomach alter the beans' composition, resulting in a distinct flavor profile.

 

The appeal of kopi luwak coffee lies in its perceived exclusivity and the belief that the digestion process enhances the coffee's taste. The enzymes in the civet's digestive system are said to remove some of the bitterness from the coffee beans, resulting in a smoother and less acidic cup of coffee. Kopi luwak coffee offers unique and complex flavors that cannot be found in other coffees. Our unique blend of Robusta and Kopi Luwak grinds makes this one of the most unique flavors in our roster.

 


 

  • STRAIGHT FROM VIETNAM: Grown, roasted, and packed in Vietnam, our coffees are free of additives and all-natural and shipped right to your door.
     
  • REALLY STRONG COFFEE: Vietnam Coffee is extremely strong due to caffeine content from our Robusta and Arabica beans, but not every strong coffee is good. Our unique roasting techniques and flavors are what sets our coffee apart. Not only does it have to be strong, but it also has to have a good taste to it. Our flavors are unique and distinctive.
     
  • GROUND TO PERFECTION: All of our products are pre-ground with the perfect size ground – made ready for Vietnamese coffee phins. It’s how Vietnamese coffee is supposed to be made and enjoyed
     
  • MORE BANG FOR YOUR BUCKS: Our bags are 500grams or 1.1lb bags. We drink a lot of coffee and we hate having to restock too.
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