Most Expensive Coffees in the World, Civet 1

Most Expensive Coffees in the World, Civet 1
By Nurmayanti
on July 20, 2013 at 7:01 pm
The pleasure of a cup of coffee for the audience irreplaceable by any. Beverages derived from these seeds can be enjoyed time relaxing or on formal occasions.
Interest is so great to have a drink, make a lot of effort drinks coffee stand. Starting from ordinary shop to cafe classy.
Raw materials coffee beans also varied. The condition of the soil, the seeds become determinant cup of coffee enjoyment. These plants were maintained many countries, especially the tropics. Indonesia is a country that became the world's coffee producers.
In fact, the most expensive coffee in the world comes from Indonesia. Kopi Luwak name. Besides Indonesia there are other countries that became the most expensive coffee producer in the world.
Citing the richest.org pages, the following 10 most expensive coffee in the world and the country of origin, Saturday (20/07/2013):

1. Kopi Luwak from Indonesia




Kopi Luwak, decent ranks number one of the 10 most expensive coffee in the world. Not just because the price is very expensive, but the production process is not public.
Its uniqueness lies, besides derived from coffee beans but also had consumed animal called civet. Before it can be produced, the beans must first pass through the digestive system of the civet.
From there, the production can begin. Coffee prices are very expensive, reaching US $ 160 per pound, and became the most extreme in the world.
In the United States, you will find a coffee shop that sells civet coffee. Try it taste, guaranteed you probably will not find any other kind of expensive besides Kopi Luwak coffee.
2. Coffee Hacienda La Esmeralda from Boquete, Panama



Hacienda La Esmeralda is a special coffee grown in Boquete, Panama. Coffee lovers in the world like this type of coffee because of its unique taste.
Coffee is mostly grown under old guava tree. If you want to be able to try the coffee Hacienda La Esmeralda, be prepared to pay at least US $ 104 per pound.
3. Coffee St Helena Island St Helena


St. Helena Island is located approximately 1,200 kilometers from the coast of Africa. In this area you will find coffee cultivation St. Helena.
Popularity of coffee is lifted thanks to Napoleon Bonaparte, who introduced himself and sowed the seeds of coffee is on the island of St. Helena. If you are able to spend US $ 79 per pound for a cup of coffee is then enjoy.

4. Coffee El Injerto of Huehuetenango, Guatemala

El Injerto is a type of coffee that comes from Huehuetenango, Guatemala region. In 2006, this coffee successfully won the Grand Prize of Excellence Cup.
El Injerto coffee, though only fourth on the list as the most expensive coffee in the world, but you still have to spend a great price to taste the taste, which is US $ 50 per pound.
5. Coffee Fazenda Santa Ines of Minas Gerais, Brazil

For the price of about $ 50 per pound, coffee Fazenda Santa Ines entered as one of the most expensive coffee products worldwide.
This coffee is produced from Brazil, especially the area called Minas Geraiz, where the plant is grown, raised, and cultivated.
Agricultural produce coffee Fazenda Santa Ines quite impressive, because coffee is still grown in the traditional way.
There is no any automated processes involved. When asked to describe what it's like, people will automatically say this coffee tasted like sweet fruit and caramel.
6. Coffee Blue Mountain from Wallenford Estate, Jamaica


The Blue Mountain coffee, as the name implies grown in the Blue Mountains of Jamaica. Coffee is known as a low level of bitterness and mild taste.
Over the last decade, the coffee is able to develop its reputation as one of the most sought-after commodity, although very expensive in the world.
More than 80% of coffee is exported to Japan. If you want to spend US $ 49 per pound, you can enjoy a cup of Blue Mountain coffee.
7. Coffee Los Planes of Citala, El Salvador



Los Planes is a type of coffee grown in Citala, El Salvador. At the Cup of Excellence Grand Prize in 2006, he received a second position, the first place is held coffee El Injerto.
Price US $ 40 per pound of coffee is quite expensive, but there must be something that can change your perception of this coffee.8. Hawaiian Kona coffee from Hawaii


8. Hawaiian Kona coffee from Hawaii


The Hawaiin Kona coffee is the name for a commercial coffee cultivated and grown on the slopes of Mauna Loa and Hualalai it. This region is located in the South and the North Kona Island of Hawaii.
Only coffee that comes from this district can be referred to as 'Kona'. Hawaiian Kona coffee is known for it feels comfortable, which you can enjoy for US $ 34 per pound.
9. Coffee Starbucks Rwanda Blue Bourbon of Gatare / Karengera, Rwanda




Starbucks Rwanda Blue Bourbon is essentially a type of coffee beans can be found in Gatare and Karengara, Rwanda.
Starbucks coffee introduce this to other countries when the company visited the Rwandan coffee washing station in 2004.
Currently, Blue Bourbon became the main coffee crop farmers in Rwanda. Coffee prices reached US $ 24 per pound.
10. Coffee Yauco Selecto AA from Puerto Rico


Cultivated Area in Puerto Rico Yauco, Yauco Selecto AA coffee is coffee that sells for US $ 24 per pound. Sense of lightness and delicacy of this coffee can be enjoyed by coffee lovers from all over the world, especially those who have the money can be hooked. This coffee popularity has swelled citizens in Puerto Rico. (Nur)

This tip Choosing a Good Coffee

 

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Hendri Kurniawan is the first Indonesian to be a judge at the World Barista Championship. Since 2000, his days filled with coffee, coffee, and coffee. Start your own barista - peracik and presenters coffee - in Sydney, consultants cafes in Indonesia, to teachers in schools barista A Bunch of Coffee Dealers in Market Santa, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta.
To Tempo, a man 39 years sharing his knowledge, as published Koran Tempo, Thursday, October 9, 2014. Here's the interview:
How do I choose a good coffee?Good or not is relative. But we can choose a good coffee, which is the freshly roasted. The coffee should be consumed a maximum of two months after baking. The best period is two weeks after roasting. Do not buy in the form of powder, but the seed.
Why? Is not everywhere coffee is sold in powder form?Enemy of coffee there are three: water, air, and light. In powder form, the surface area exposed three things that a lot, almost all of them. As a result, coffee so stale, lose flavor and aroma. If it still shaped beans, just skin contact, the contents are protected. Buying coffee beans also make sure we get a pure coffee.
So, we must have a coffee grinder machine at home?Yes I Do. That the manual is not expensive, really. (Price in various online shanties begin approximately USD 200 thousand)
In the houses in Indonesia, there is rarely a coffee maker. How do I serve coffee right?Brewed coffee is also okay. Freshly ground coffee hot water poured. Do not use boiling water, but a temperature of 90-92 degrees Celsius. So, after boiling, let stand about a minute. Do not be discussed, because so over-extract-like burnt on food. I recommend wearing french press (penyeduh pot and filter coffee).
What is the proportion?There is no standard dose, because people's tastes and different cup sizes. Comparison generally, 1 to 15, ie 1 gram of coffee for every 15 milliliters of water.
Is it true that drinking coffee negative impact on the stomach?There my students are studying coffee on the grounds he was twice admitted to hospital as a result of drinking coffee. It turns out, that he drank coffee sachets. It was a mixed corn and other ingredients. I explained all about coffee, including caffeine content, nerve stimulating substances. Arabica coffee contains caffeine approximately 1 percent of the weight of the beans, lower than robusta. Now, he was a drug addict arabica.
Are you fond of coffee sachets?I drink it in order to know it. For me, the drinks were good, but not coffee. Logically this. Cheap-cheap coffee beans, the price is Rp 30 thousand per kilogram. Its value is doubled if it is roasted. While the packaged coffee sold much cheaper. So, it is not possible contents of pure coffee.
What about the international cafe?When there, I drink tea.
Why not coffee?Not my type of coffee. They were roasting in the United States. Imagine the length of time they need to reach the shops in Indonesia. Back to the principle of coffee aged no more than two months after roasting.
So, where we can buy coffee that is "good"?For at home, buy coffee beans in the roaster. For beverages, in Jakarta, many cafes as well roaster. That is, they serve the coffee immediately after roasting. Among other things, Common Grounds (at City Walk, Jalan KH Mas Mansur), One Fifteenth (Jalan Gandaria), and Caswell (Jalan Kemang). *
(Read: Indonesian Coffee Festival Lift Coffee Growers)
REZA MAULANA

11 Benefits of Coffee for Health and Beauty (Tested)

The benefits of coffee turned out to have a good amount of content of nutrients for the body, and even claimed to be one of the true fighter for cancer. is it true ?. This coffee plant seed extract is processed into coffee powder that often we enjoy. Coffee usually be when his friends start activities in the morning. The solid black beverage, menuguhkan unique taste, no wonder many people are favored drinks. In Indonesia alone, many in certain areas, coffee beverage into a unique tradition.
the coffee
It is important to be in the know, interspersed cigarette habit of drinking coffee can be good for health. Some of the benefits of coffee for the body is as follows.
Nutrition In Coffee

    Riboflavin (Vitamin B2): 11% of the RDA.
    Pantothenic acid (vitamin B5): 6% of the RDA.
    Manganese and Potassium: 3% of the RDA.
    Magnesium and Niacin (B3): 2% of the RDA.
Benefits of Coffee for Health
The pleasure of a cup of many people who admire him, but behind the flavors of coffee store a variety of benefits. Here are the benefits of coffee are:
Coffee has a high content of caffeine substances. Adenosine in the body works as a cell that causes the sense of wanting to sleep on the brain. Caffeine in coffee affect cell performance and make slower movements. So that makes the feeling fresher longer.
Benefits of Coffee For Beauty
In addition to its benefits for health, coffee is often used as a medium of beauty treatments. Here are some benefits.

    Coffee for facial mask
The benefits of coffee are widely used for the manufacture of a face mask in beauty salons. Its use makes the skin taut and remove dead skin cells. coffee can be used as an anti-microbial creams for facial cleanser

    Scalp treatment
According to the research content of caffeine in coffee making as an anti-hair loss. Antioxidants here who play an active role to keep the scalp.

    Refreshing skin
Benefits coffee maximize the release of dead skin cells that have an impact on the rejuvenation of the skin, so skin looks always healthy and radiant. Just use a scrub made from coffee for regular skin care.

    Usefulness of coffee for pedicure and manicure
Aromaterapik coffee powder to help clean up the black elbows and heels kakai cracked.

Who, When and Where in the History of Coffee

Coffee has been a part of culture for over one thousand years. The history of coffee varies widely depending on which sources you use. This is especially true when something as powerful as coffee is involved, as coffee has brought much wealth and prosperity to individuals throughout the history of coffee. 

Coffee was discovered around 850 A.D. in the part of Africa now known as Ethiopia. According to one story that has been passed down through the generations, a sheep herder named Kaldi discovered coffee as he tended his sheep. He noted that his sheep became extremely active after eating the red cherries from a plant as they went from one pasture to another.
He ate a few of the cherries himself, and was soon as overactive as his herd.

The story goes on to say that a monk passed by and scolded him for "partaking of the devil's fruit." However, the monks soon found themselves eating the same fruit to help them stay awake for their prayers.

Originally, the coffee plant grew naturally in Ethiopia. But once the people of Arabia became enthralled with coffee and transplanted plants to Arabia, coffee was monopolized by them. Later, countries beyond Arabia whose inhabitants believed coffee to be a delicacy guarded its secret and with caution began to siphon off coffee plants from Arabia.

The Arabian government prohibited the transportation of the plant out of the Moslem nations, so the actual spread of coffee was started illegally.

In the 17th century, Italian traders introduced coffee to the West and changed the history of coffee forever. Many Christians believed that coffee was the drink of the devil.

But in Italy, Pope Clement VIII drank and endorsed coffee against the advice of his advisors who wanted it to be considered part of the infidel threat. Because of his endorsement of coffee, it became acceptable as a Christian beverage and spread throughout the West.

Coffee Houses began opening in the mid-17th century in the Western world. The first coffee house opened in Italy in 1645, in England in 1652, in Paris in 1672 and in Berlin in 1721.
In 1668, Edward Lloyd's coffee house opened in England and eventually became Lloyd's of London, the best-known insurance company in the world.

By this time, coffee had replaced beer as New York's City's favorite breakfast beverage.
In the late 17th and early 18th centuries, the Dutch became a prominent force in the coffee industry with a coffee plant smuggled out of the Arab port of Mocha. The Dutch cultivated coffee commercially in Ceylon and in their East Indian colony of Java, which came to be the source of coffees' nickname.

However, the French stole a seedling and transported it to Martinique. Fifty years later, an official survey found 19 million coffee trees on Martinique, and eventually it’s estimated that ninety percent of the world's coffee spread from this one seedling.

The Dutch and French monopoly was broken up in 1727 when Brazil entered the fray. Lieutenant colonel Francisco de Melo Palheta was sent by the Brazilian government to arbitrate a border dispute between the French and Dutch colonies in Guiana. Not only did he settle the disagreement, but he also began an affair with the wife of the governor of French Guiana.

The dear lady bid the lieutenant colonel adieu with a bouquet in which she hid cuttings and fertile seeds of coffee that began the Brazilian portion of the history of coffee. By 1907, Brazil accounted for 97% of the world’s coffee production.

As the Industrial Revolution swept through Europe and the United States, coffee was changed forever. Hills Bros. became the first company to vacuum pack coffee, changing the coffee industry from a local one to a regional and even national one. Sanka was introduced to the United States as the first decaffeinated coffee. And Nestle learned how to freeze dry coffee and keep it fresher longer.

The most recent changes in the history of coffee come over the last sixty years. In 1946, the espresso machine was invented in Italy, giving rise to the Cappuccino.

And in 1971, Starbucks opened its first store in Seattle’s Pike Place public market. And that ladies and gentlemen is a small and brief history of coffee, which I hope you enjoyed.

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Types of Coffee Pots for Coffee Fanatics

Coffee drinking is a normal practice in almost all culture. People love various flavors of coffee from very strong to light coffee. Whatever be one’s taste, there are various types of coffee pots are available to fit each one’s wants. Various forms and sizes of coffee pots are available in different materials. You can make different tastes of coffee using various styles of coffee pots.

Coffee pots are one of most essential kitchen appliances. A broad range of simple and elegant coffee pots are available for casual or formal use. Coffee pots can make strong or smooth coffee based on the materials. Special clay coffee pots can enhance the taste of coffee. You can choose from a array of coffee pots including glass coffee pots and traditional coffee pots. Antique coffee pots are usually made of stone or clay and these requires little more care. Small coffee pot can brew a single cup of coffee, as large coffee pots can equal to twenty cups of coffee.

Drip maker is the most favored and most widely used type of coffee pot nowadays. The drip maker coffee pots come with lots of features like alarms, clocks and timers. In a drip maker, place coffee in a filter and then set it in a container which holds the water. The water is heated and pumped to the filter and coffee is dripped to the pot. The water temperature can be managed internally. Drip makers are available with two sorts of filters - basket type filter and cone shaped filter.

Percolators are one of the popular types of coffee pots. It is one of the old coffee vessels available in the market. These are used to make brew mild coffee. Two popular types of percolator coffee pots include stove top percolator and electric percolator. Vacuum coffee vessels are also available in many styles. Other varieties of coffee pots available include thermo fresh type coffee pots and satellite type coffee pots.

It is important to choose a coffee pot that suits your needs. Size is also an vital feature you have to consider prior to buying a coffee pot. Single cup coffee pots are ideal for family use. Coffee machines with temperature controls and detachable filters are more convenient choices. Coffee pots with timer option in which automatically shuts down after a certain time ensure safety features. You can locate coffee pots in various price ranges. Branded coffee pots are generally costly. You can get cost-effective coffee pots through online shopping.

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Things To Look For In An Automatic Coffee Maker

Coffee is not only a means to keep you awake when you need to sleep. It is a pleasure. It can even be the most important thing for someone. You can get addicted to certain type of coffee. You can even get so addicted, that you drink 10 cups daily! It all depends on the coffee brand that you use. Coffee is too general a term to be used without some precaution. There are different types of coffee, come of which are made in different ways: there is the instant coffee, the coffee from coffee machines, the Turkish coffee and so on.

When someone says he doesnt like coffee, this doesnt mean that he is not fond of it in GENRAL: this only means that he doesnt enjoy the type of coffee he is drinking. For getting nice coffee it is extremely important to have a certain procedure of coffee making.
Instant coffee, for example, is preferred by a lot of busy people: it is the easiest to make, and it does not requiire any skills apart from boiling some water and sipping the coffee into it. But I can tell you one thing about instant coffee: It SUCKS, as all things that are made quickly. If you dont put some energy and patience into the preparation of your coffee, you havent tasted anything from it. I really prefer making my own coffee, preparing it with the love I have inside and waiting for it to be ready. Thats why I use an automatic coffee maker. It is technological thing, and it does not require huge amount of time.

It is not as hard to make as the Turkish coffee. But there is some concept when using automatic coffee maker: you pour certain quantity of water and sip doses of coffee, then wait a little to boil These things really make the taste different, believe me, and not only that: by using automatic coffee maker you get better coffee than any brand of instant coffee can give you. If you really respect your good taste, you should give up drinking instant coffee. It is by no means delicious, and it makes you sick. It can even make you hate coffee! When you prepare your morning cup with the help of an automatic coffee maker, you get what you love: a real, fresh, naturally prepared coffee. Just give it a try: start using the automatic coffee maker and see what difference it makes.

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Enjoying Coffee In Ceramic Coffee Mugs

What is better than a warm cup of coffee? For those who love coffee, nothing is better. There is something about that warm feeling and wonderful aroma when you take your first sip of coffee in the morning. It is a moment when time seems to stand still and it seems like there is nothing that can ruin that moment. Even at work, when you drink your first coffee it seems like the day is going to go by faster than you thought it could. Coffee makes the world go round and it is the second most traded commodity after oil on the planet.

Coffee also presents your company with the opportunity to market itself to its customers and those around your customers. In effect, it helps you market to those who know about your company and those you want to know about your company. How do you do this? It is easy when you give away promotional items like ceramic coffee mugs. When you give away ceramic coffee mugs with your company name on them, you are promoting yourself and giving your customers a gift that they will use for many years. In fact, if they are nice enough ceramic coffee mugs, it is possible it will become their favorite coffee mug.

One way to make it their favorite coffee mug is to put their name on it. When you put a customer’s name on a coffee mug, you are giving them a gift that will be special to them. If it is special to them, they will use it as much as they can. The more they use it, the more people who will see it. The more people that see that mug the more advertising you get. That is how promotional items work. You are trying to give them away so you can promote your company and they usually always work like a charm.

Such is the case with ceramic coffee mugs that you give to your customers. You can give them away for a number of reasons. You may send them out to your customers as part of a thank you package at the end of the year, or you may give them to customers when they buy a certain quantity of items from you. Either way, you are showing your customers that you appreciate their business and if you appreciate their business, that creates a great deal of opportunity for future business.

By giving away ceramic coffee mugs to your customers, you are marketing yourself in a way that is cheaper and more effective than newspaper advertising or advertising yourself on television and the radio. You may not reach as many customers but it costs you less to reach the customers you do and you get a longer shelf life with the coffee mug marketing as well. While newspaper ads last a week and television ads last 15 seconds, your coffee mug can stick around for decades. 

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