Luwak Star Gourmet Coffee, 100% Arabica Sumatra Mandheling Luwak Coffee Whole Beans 100 Gram (0.22 Lb) Bag, Roasted in the U.S

I ordered this coffee for my wife for Christmas. She is the coffee drinker in the house. I made it exactly the way they described in the directions. It turned out excellent. My wife was very happy with it. She usually drinks her coffee with some coffee mate but it is not needed in this terrific coffee. I put a little bit of the grounds in the bottom of the cup to enhance the flavor. It is pricey and obviously only good to buy for someone that will appreciate it but I will most likely be purchasing it again for a special occasion.

I love this coffee, no wonder it is rated the BEST coffee in the world!The only thing better than this coffee is the customer Service of Luwak Star.It came with complete intructions on different brewing methods to enjoy the perfect cup of coffee. This is a must for your bucket list!

This coffee is far from the quality of the luwak coffee that my guy brought from Indonesia directly, which I liked a lot. I don't even prefer it over the local coffee roaster. This is about 50x the price. Definitely not recommended.

What a great experience!Thanks to seller explanation how to drink it properly.

Kopi luwak is made from the beans of coffee berries that have been eaten and excreted--yes, you read that right!--by the Asian palm civet. To make this coffee, the civets are typically snatched from their homes and life in the wild to be imprisoned alone in tiny, barren cages. They're deprived of everything that is natural and important to them, including freedom, exercise, space--even real food. They bite at the cage bars, turn in circles, and go insane from being imprisoned with no escape. Deprived of adequate nutrition, they begin to lose their fur. All of this cruelty is just for a novelty coffee sold by companies such as Amazon.com. We're asking the company, as a leader in global online retail sales, to learn the ugly truth behind this coffee from this recent investigation and end the sale of kopi luwak.[...]Animal cruelty during the production of one of the world's priciest coffees has been exposed by a BBC investigation.Kopi luwak is made from coffee beans excreted by Indonesian palm civets - small, mongoose-like creatures.But undercover reporters in Indonesia witnessed civets held in battery-cage conditions to produce the coffee.And experts say they are "totally convinced" kopi luwak from caged animals ends up on the London market.

Really great coffee with aromatic and rich flavor

Love this coffee! Will continue being a repeat customer!

great coffee! will buy again !