Subak Bali Agro

5 Erin Fono - 5 months ago

I highly recommend a Visit to this gorgeous establishment. Such a beautiful garden with coffee trees and they show and explain how the Coffee is processed. We had a taste test of all different types of coffee, from regular Balinese Coffee, to Avocado coffee and there speciality Luwak Coffee.. 60,000 rp, worth every cent.. Absolutely delicious.. Our guide was gorgeous and spoke fantastic English.

5 Dr. Shahir - a month ago

Great place, nice environment and welcoming staff.

If you want to know the original and how luwak coffee is made , this is the great place to start with.

You cam see how it made of and variesties of teas with multiple benefits..

Free service and tea too ????????✌????

3 Stefan Röder - 3 weeks ago

Really nice place with an extensive tasting of coffees and teas together with great explanations. What we didnt like (hence 2 stars less) is the fact that the shop is very overpriced and you have no comparison. US$260/kg of Luwak coffee is crazy. Especially in a country with low labor cost, which make up for a large portion of production. Sold in 50g it looks "less pricey". You get the same coffee in supermarkets for a third of the price. Rather pay more for the tasting than paying $/€13 for 50g of coffee.

5 Cal Drouin - 2 years ago

Really Great little coffee and tea plantation. Well worth the visit to see and learn how they make luwak coffee among many other things and try many amazing coffees and tees and also in a very beautiful setting. A hidden Gem!!!

5 Henry Chen - 4 years ago

Good coffee here.. They offer free tasting of all kind of coffee.. Famous for their luwak coffee and ginseng coffee.. Remember to try out.

5 thomas pangestu - a month ago

Get real Luwak Bali coffee bean here. The best for the customer, best price too.

5 Hana Glusica - 4 years ago

Really nice place to see and hear a bit more about coffee and tea production processes, great service, our guide was really simpatic and helpful. Recommended.