Kaya Kopi Premium Kopi Luwak From Indonesia Wild Palm Civets Arabica Coffee Beans (Light Roast, 3.52 Ounce (Pack of 1))

I’ve been wanting to try this for years. But I didn’t want to feed into the farming of these these animals. So when I found this brand, I scooped up a pack. They come with a card that recommends you use a burr grinder, and use a French Press preferably. They also give you instructions on how to brew it based on an very old technique. I ground the beans with a burr grinder, and used a Chemex. The results were frankly amazing. The smell of it was so light and smooth. I though I was going to get a very weak coffee, but when I tasted it, I was blown away. The first thing tasted was a fruity pop you get. I have NEVER been able to taste any of the “notes” that are profiled by the descriptions of coffees. I only know if it’s good, great or bad. Here though, I actually tasted some fruitiness. My wife agreed! I got the light roast, and it had a thick but smooth overall character. Really awesome cup of coffee. We were thoroughly please. Definitely check out these guys. They’re doing Kopi Luwak coffee right. Totally recommended.

We've been wanting to try this coffee for a long time. The beans were shipped quickly and well packaged. The coffee is amazing. Will definitely purchase again.

This is a tiny amount of beans. It is for a gift and sort of embarrassing so I probably will just keep it and drink a 13 dollar cup of coffee. I should have read the description better. I just made the coffee finally. It was ok very light weight not much flavor.

I bought the .88 ounce bag for $19. Barely filled one cup of coffee in a french press. It did not taste in anyway better than other single origin coffees I brew at home. The bag was did not hit me with that delicious fresh bag of coffee smell; that could have been due to the de minimus amount of beans inside. Seller did issue a full refund no questions asked which is why I give this 3 stars. I would not purchase this if you are hesitant. Hard to believe a full 12oz bag of this would be priced near $200.

In appreciation for tradition I prepared it as per Indonesian way and it rendered a flavorful velvety smooth cup of delicious coffee with mixed tones...

not the taste that I expected at all, it taste more burning than coffee aroma. I taste many kind of the kopi luwak coffee before and this one is not it.

Expensive but great coffee...had to try it. Not sure I will purchase regularly because of cost, but an occasional splurge will happen!

Upon opening the pouch a stale aroma greeted me. The pouch had no roasting or "use by" date nor was it vacuum sealed. The brewed coffee (espresso) was a little better but I would not trade it for my regular brew and certainly not for that price.