Coffeefun Announces Its New Exotic and Elite Coffee Line "The Kopi Luwak Civet Cat Coffee" The Most Exclusive & Rarest Beverage in the World.

"Spoil yourself of someone with the best of world premium coffee collection the Kopi Luwak Civet Cat Coffee. Coffeefun.com an exclusive online coffee shop announces the launch of the worlds most reputed names in finest coffee the Kopi Luwak coffee. Kopi Luwak is an Indonesian coffee made from beans that have been excreted by a palm civet cat. ""This is the most expensive coffee in the world and it’s sold here"".
Here’s something to share with even to the coffee lovers that it’s not just the beans that make this particular type of coffee more special, it’s something else. The Kopi Luwak originates from the Indonesian Islands of Sulawesi, Sumatra and Java, is the worlds rarest and most exclusive coffee.
Kopi Luwak coffee is derived from the droppings of Asian Palm Civet Cat which inhabit in the Sumatran Islands. The coffee is made from the coffee cherries which have been eaten by and passed through the animal’s digestive tract. The droppings are then collected and washed hygienically and given a light roast which does not destroy the original flavor and the essence of the coffee (http://www.morningbrewcoffee.com/).
Most of the very limited supply of Kopi Luwak comes from Sumatra, Indonesia, Vietnam and Philippines and that too in a very small proportion. The reason behind adding the elusive and rare new range of coffee into our product line is to make available some of the best coffee flavors to the coffee lovers. This particular coffee being generated only from the Sumatran Islands also make it more exclusive. David Urmann the owner of Coffee review website (http://www.coffeereview.net/) said the coffee has a very “distinct and rich flavor that any coffee enthusiast will not forget”.
At Coffeefun we will offer consumers all possible Kopi Luwak coffee grades including Grade I, which is the Civet in natural habitat, Grade II, that’s Civet in captivity, Grade III the Civet in captivity and coffee cherries not fully digested and also Grade IV: Various blends with low Luwak percentages. Due to the uniqueness of this product it will be available by personal inquiry only via our website. Coffeefun specializes in providing quality coffee makers (http://www.coffeefun.com/), coffee grinders (http://www.coffeegrinders.info/) and coffee percolators (http://www.coffee-percolators.com/).
Other main reason to launch this coffee is that this is the rarest and most expensive coffee on earth which lives up to its reputation offering rich, strong and amazingly full-bodied flavor. A coffee drinker or coffee lover will immediately identify the exquisite combination of the various features found in this coffees and an excellent combination of chocolate and syrupy taste. The Kopi Luwak coffee is very eco-friendly as it is only collected from the droppings of the Civet cat, also hygienically processed and freshly packed and delivered just before the Christmas season at your door steps.""
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Our idea at the start was simple, create a site on something we were passionate about and see if others are interested as well. Coffeefun.com is part of the larger family of coffee related websites. Coffeefun.com started out as a small business experiment in 2004 to provide information about different types of coffee. With the success of this site we decided that great sites were not enough, but that we should offer our visitors with a wide range of coffee related products. Since then most of our time is spent scouring the nation for products we think are useful, high in quality and unique, while bargaining for the best prices possible to pass on to our customers. We hope that you enjoy the products that we have handpicked for you and that you find them as cool and well priced as we do. We strive to make our customers happy and if you ever have the need to contact us.

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