Most Expensive Coffee in the World – Kopi Luwak $160lb.
The Most Expensive Coffee in the worldKopi Luwak costs $160 per pound. It stands as a rare and gourmet coffee from Indonesia. Famous around the world for its unique taste. The term Kopi stands as the Indonesian word for coffee and Luwak is the local name of the Asian Palm Civet. The civets eat the raw red coffee berries but the beans inside pass through their system undigested. The raw red berries are considered part of a normal diet along with insects, small mammals, reptiles and more. Read full review
Top 10 Coffee in the World – Most Expensive
#3 Island Of St. Helena Coffee Company
Top 10 Most Expensive Coffee in the world St. Helena Coffee is known for its exclusive flavor. The island of St. Helena is where the coffee is grown. The island where Napoleon Bonaparte lived in exile for the rest of his life is located 1,200 miles off the coast of Africa. St. Helena Coffee saw the light of the day during the period of his exile. It owes much of its present popularity to the exiled Napoleon Bonaparte who had praised it in glowing terms. Exclusivity of the coffee is evident from its staggering price that is $79 per pound. Read full review
Posted June 29th, 2009 4:51 pm by admin
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Top 10 Coffee in the World – Most Expensive
#4 El Injerto $50lb.
Top 10 Most Expensive Coffee in the worldEl Injerto coffee is one of the all time favorite that has won million hearts worldwide. Coming straight from the Huehuetenango region of Guatemala and grabbing the first prize in the 2006 cup of excellence, the coffee is likely to retail for more than $50 per pound. This is not all; it took third place in 2002 followed by sixth in 2007. Read full review
Top 10 Coffee in the World – Most Expensive
#7 Fazenda Santa Ines $50lb.
Top 10 Most Expensive Coffee in the world #5,Fazenda Santa Ines, earned the distinction of being a Cup of Excellence finalist in the COE Competition that was held in Brazil in 2006. Leaving hundreds of coffees behind, it emerged the winner of the competition. A panel of international jurists had selected only 53 coffees out of hundreds in the first round. Read full review
Posted May 4th, 2009 4:37 pm by admin
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Top 10 Coffee in the World
#7 Los Planes
The Top 10 Coffee in the world ,#7 Los Planes, is a renowned coffee of El Salvador. Though newly established, the coffee has spread it aroma in every nook and corner of El Salvador. Distinction of the coffee from others is evident from its honor of ranking the second in the 2006 El Salvador Cup of Excellence competition. It had bagged 93.52 out of 100 from the eminent members of an international jury. It costs $40 per pound. Read full review
Posted April 27th, 2009 5:18 pm by admin
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Top 10 Coffees in the World
#8 Kona Coffee Hawaii = $34
Kona Coffee is the market name for a variety of the Top 10 Coffees in the world cultivated on the slopes of Mount Hualalai and Mauna Loa in the North and South Kona districts of the Big Island of Hawaii. It is the class arrangement of coffee famous for its refined taste and natural sweetness. Read full review
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#9 Starbucks Rwanda Blue Bourbon
Top 10 Coffees in the world#9 Starbucks Rwanda Blue Bourbon is truly a delight to the senses of coffee aficionados. Famous for its refined taste and hint of natural sweetness the coffee has earned great acclaim in the line of gourmet coffees. Noted for its subtle acidity and spicy complexity, the coffee, worth $24 is not only expensive and sought after but acts a great variance in comparison to other coffees in East Africa as well. Read full review
