India is making the sweetest coffee in the world and it is made from Sivat Cat poop

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India is making the sweetest coffee in the world and it is made from Sivat Cat poop
The Civet coffee,  which is also called luwark coffee, this kind of coffee is unusually expensive. This civet cat is produced from coffee beans that digest this cat's stool, is collected, processed and sold.
New Delhi: India's third largest producer and exporter of coffee, India has started producing the world's most expensive coffee made of senate cat life on a small scale in Coorg district of Karnataka.

The coffee, also called louvre coffee, is expensive due to the unusual method of making such coffee. This civet cat is produced from coffee beans that digest this cat's stool, is collected, processed and sold.

It is a huge price because it boasts more nutritious and high costs for the animals to be wasted, processing and wasted during quality certification.

A vampire of elite, widely consumed in compost countries and Europe, is sold abroad for 20,000-25,000 / kg.

Here in the Karnataka state of Karnataka, Coorg Consolidated Commodities (CCC) has started a humble beginning to make the start-up firm a luxury on a small scale and has decided to open a cafe. At the local level

"Initially, 20 kg of coffee was produced, after the establishment of the start-up firm, 60 kg in 2015-16 and 200 kg was produced last year. We hope that half a ton of new crop The production will be harvested from October. " One of the founders of CCC Narendra Hebbar told PTI,

The foreign coffee brand is being sold locally under 'brand' brand, he said that the company's club Mahindra Madari Resort has only one outlet where sells locally produced coffee, spices and other products.

Hebbar also said that the company shoots animals from plants near the forest, from which pistol cats eat a lot of coffee bean cherries.

"Civet cat consumes meat of cherry and not bean. Natural enzymes increase the taste of bean in the stomach of the seats, and this is why coffee is unique".

Now, farmers are understanding the importance of this coffee and "we make it unlike other countries in the natural form where Senate cats are made captive and coffee beans are forced to be fed."

It is being sold at Rs. 8,000 per kg, while it is available in foreign countries at Rs. 20,000-25,000 per kilogram.

On being asked whether the company plans to export it, Habber said that given the present high production level, considering the high authentication cost, it is not viable to export.

"We want to promote this coffee locally. We will open a cafe soon, we will sell 'Cooper Luvarcoq Coffee' with other varieties like Korginono and Exprão."

A senior coffee board official also confirmed that small quantities of sewett cat coffee are being produced in parts of the quorg and Chamrajnagar district.

They said, "It is a very small amount, it is done by individuals, they produce special markets and market them, a niche product is very expensive".