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History of coffee in the world

Kopi Luwak is one of the most expensive and expensive drinks in the world. There are many people who want to taste mink coffee even when they are not really knowledgeable or interested in coffee. This is a beverage that is sold at extremely high prices because it is very rare and is said to bring great taste. Some people are interested in how kind of this coffee is found and why it is so well known in the market. Yes, there are many people curious about the history of coffee mink.

The appearance of the mink coffee associated with the production of coffee in Indonesia. History of the coffee is a long time ago in the early 18th century when the Dutch began to cultivate on. The Java and Sumatran islands are parts of the Dutch East Indies (now known as Indonesia), the names of the Dutch colonies of the time. Coincidentally, this is also the habitat of a special kind of animal called Asian Palm Civet, civet plum, loves to eat fruit.

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The coffee plantations include coffee varieties from Yemen, Arabica grown in vast plantations. The Dutch did not allow the indigenous farmers to pick coffee for their own use. But the farmers were so curious and wanted to taste the berries they had planted and harvested. At that moment, they realized that the canopies also eat coffee but the coffee beans are still in the form. So, the farmers collect the beans not be digested, cleaned, (Dutch East Indies)

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History of mink coffee


However, the taste of that kind of coffee beyond their imagination. The drinks they make tastes so delicious. Off the beaten path, the fairy tale of coffee is passed between the locals and the owners of the Dutch plantations and immediately becomes their favorite drink. Even so, Kopi Luwak is still selling at high prices. That is the history of the coffee. Today, Kopi Luwak is still selling at high prices and has the opportunity to sell higher prices.

The process of making marmalade coffee seems very unusual, but it is perfectly normal to make it famous. Kopi Luwak has been spotted by the curiosity of local people and many say that what happened in the history of Coke is all thanks to the curiosity of the locals for the drinks called coffee. get high . Kopi Luwak or coffee civet coffee continues to be aromatic coffee with unique flavor will be hunted by coffee lovers without regard to its expensive.

 

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