5 Soumitra Manwatkar - 2 years ago
A good place to see the coffee plantation and taste the various tea and coffees they have available.
They offer free tasting of all tea and coffee variants except the Luwak Coffee, which is supposedly the best coffee in the world.
The interesting bit about Luwak coffee is that it is actually processed after feeding coffee beans to an animal called Luwak. The Luwaks are bred in captivity and their excreta collected to collect the coffee beans, which get fermented in their gut. The beans are then cleaned processed and grounded to make the Luwak Coffee. The whole process grants a very rustic 'texture' to the coffee which you must taste to know the difference.
Not easy to make the world's best coffee, eh? ????
