Bali Geo Luwak Coffee

5 John - 3 years ago

Very nice. You'll get a tour in their huge garden, get to see the Luwaks. Then try the famous Luwak coffee, and taste about 12 kinds of other coffee and tea for free.

5 Rolf Beckmann - 4 years ago

Really not a tourist trap! nice and polite people show you their way of making coffee and you get a lot of different tea and coffee for tasting for free! they don't expect any money but are happy if you want to taste their luaku coffee. It's everywhere the same price but here are not so many tourists! you won't regret visiting this small business.

5 Fleur Schubert - 3 years ago

Nice welcoming and we started with a walk through the gardens. Relaxed and friendly tour guide and he explains about herbs and species. And kopi luwak. Then you get a couple's of samples with delicious 'tea' and coffee. And if you like you can buy the tea and coffee in the store.
I would highly recommend this place!

5 Gisela Lausberg - 5 years ago

Very enjoyable experience! Informative guide and great free tastings. Was very peaceful as we were the only visitors in the late afternoon.

5 Joshua Holland - 3 years ago

Our taxi driver stopped here on the way to the rice terrace as it was raining and we suggested we wait the rain out for a while. It was a lovely unplanned stop with a short walk through the garden while being told about everything they grew there by a very friendly staff member and then some tasting. You only need maybe half an hour to do it but we really enjoyed ourselves!

5 Robert Gabis - 3 years ago

Very nice and not commercialised place. Really nice guide knowing also some names in Polish language.

5 Yogi Wiputra - 4 years ago

Good place to learn about kopi luwak. Taste at least 20 different kinds of tea and coffee here, including kopi luwak.

You can also buy and take them home.