Kopi Luwak Direct Wild Kopi Luwak Coffee (2.64 Oz / 75 Grams)

If I could give this a ten I would! I'd heard about this coffee over the years as being some of the best in the world and so I had to try it. Cost-wise to be honest there was hesitation but, you get what you pay for and this being an exotic coffee that has even been in movies I figured what the heck let's give it a try. So glad I did! The flavor and richness were amazing! The shipping was a bit delayed but, I understand the seller doesn't control the postal service so no dings there. Overall, great coffee!

Delicious coffee, really smooth and not bitter at all. Will definitely be getting it again as a gift for special occasions.

The Kopi Luwak coffee that I ordered from this seller exceeded my expectations! It's not just the taste, texture, and aroma of the coffee that is amazing but also how it is gathered. It is great to know that the civets are free roaming and not locked up in cages. There is a wonderful video on the seller's website also talks about how the farmland is pure and untouched by fertilizers to keep all the food for the wild civets fresh and all natural. Lastly, the animals are free to choose the best coffee cherries they can get which results in an even greater tasting coffee. When kopi luwak producers force feed the civets it creates a lot of problems in the coffee, not to mention how cruel it is. This is without a doubt the only legitimate wild kopi luwak coffee on Amazon. Anyone selling a junk bag of coffee for $20 is selling just that: junk. This is the real stuff and you can tell a difference. Will buy again.

When I decided to buy this coffee, I had high hopes that I'd take the first sip and be completely blown away. My good friend Ryan and I both consider ourselves well versed in the coffee "conversation." We wanted to brew it with the highest quality, so we took a French press. Based on previous positive experiences, a French press produces a significantly better taste in a normal cup of coffee. The steps we took were as follows ; 1. Coarsely grind the coffee beans (they come whole) 2. Measure out 2 tbsp for every 6 oz of coffee 3. Bring (we used bottles) water to just under a boil 4. Allow 4 minutes for the brewing process for best results Here's my actual review. Honestly, it's like that of a nice cup of coffee..smooth, and not as bitter as a regular cup of joe. Pros • bold, fresh taste • no acidic taste left in the mouth in comparison to others • smoother than your "average joe" (haha) Cons • not worth the $80 • smooth, but not as smooth and heavenly as described by other reviewers • not much, if at all better, than a specialty cup you would purchase at your average commercial coffee shop Overall, it definitely makes for a nice cup of coffee. Would I taste it and ask, "wow! This is exquisite! Where did you buy this?" Well, no. It's really not worth $80 if you're looking for an "out-of-this-world" flavor. However, I have 110% respect for how it's produced. At the very least, it's certainly a conversational piece, even though you'll be paying out the ass for it. Just be sure to mention where it comes from AFTER you let your friends drink it.

Coffee was good

I have to admit, I was skeptical about trying this, because I wondered if I would really notice that much of a difference in taste, or if it was just hype. On the surface, they look like normal coffee beans. Well, the difference was very noticeable. With other coffee, we don't really think about having a bit of bitterness and aftertaste, because that's just what we're used to. When that's gone, it's striking how smooth it is. So yes, I can say that this was actually the best coffee I've ever had. And by a big margin. If it was within my budget to do so, I'd drink it every day. Seriously. There's some controversy about the production of luwak coffee beans, because there are some suppliers who use unethical practices like caging and force feeding. But it's important to remember that's not the whole industry. So look into some information about the company and their practices before you make your decision. That's why I'm happy to support Kopi Luwak Direct instead of another company.

Tasted coffee ....was plan coffee. I got cheated. Worth a$1 . Payed 59.00$no refund. I got scammed.

I love this coffee! I drink Starbucks and many other coffees, but none compares to the wonderful taste of this coffee. Well worth the money if you want the finest!