Kerises in different cultural spheres

A. G. Maisey · 4th March 2010, 01:32 PM

Very possibly Boedhi. Very possibly.

If kopi luwak from cage kept luwak can be sold for 7 juta, I wonder what the value of kopi luwak from wild luwak might be?

Imagine the difficulty:- treking through the coffee groves searching for luwak droppings. That's what we could call labour intensive.

Incidentally, I did try supposedly wild kopi luwak from Sumatra a couple of times. My memory of it is that it was no better and no worse than the stuff I've tried from Bali.

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4th March 2010, 01:32 PM	#18
A. G. Maisey Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 7,120	Very possibly Boedhi. Very possibly. If kopi luwak from cage kept luwak can be sold for 7 juta, I wonder what the value of kopi luwak from wild luwak might be? Imagine the difficulty:- treking through the coffee groves searching for luwak droppings. That's what we could call labour intensive. Incidentally, I did try supposedly wild kopi luwak from Sumatra a couple of times. My memory of it is that it was no better and no worse than the stuff I've tried from Bali.