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April 15, 2024
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Coffee Plantation

BALI COFFEE PLANTATION

BALI COFEE PLANTATION, OR KNOWN AS BALI AGROTOURISM, IS A PLACE TO SEE A VARIOUS TROPICAL PLANTATION AND THE FAMOUS COFFEE LUWAK

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Bali Coffee Plantation, or often called Bali Agrotourism, is one of Gianyar places of interest that offers the experience of seeing various types of tropical plantations such as robusta coffee, pineapple, salak bali, potato, star fruit, chocolate, jackfruit, durian, and others. Here, you can see firsthand the traditional process of making Balinese coffee and taste fresh Balinese coffee or ginger tea while enjoying the view of the green river valley. In addition, the plantation also sells a variety of authentic Balinese coffee products, herbal oils, and other products. One of the main attractions at this plantation is seeing the civet, the cat that produces the famous civet coffee. The civet cat is known as “Luwak” and has a unique flavor. Here, you can see the process by which civets produce coffee beans that are then processed into Coffee Luwak, which is famous for its deliciousness.

If you visit Bali Coffee Plantation, here’s what you need to know:

Bali Agrotourism

Agrotourism Bali is a well-known plantation business on the Bali Island. It is known as a producer of various types of coffee and chocolate, and the most famous is Coffee Luwak. In the past, there were only a few places that produced and sold Coffee Luwak, but now this agro-tourism business has grown rapidly, with many places producing and selling Coffee Luwak, especially along the tourism route. Coffee Luwak Bali has a mellow flavor without a dominant bitterness, with a refreshing touch of fruity acidity. The aftertaste is very clean, leaving no bitterness in the mouth. Because of these unique and complete flavor characteristics, Coffee Luwak is increasingly in demand by tourists visiting Bali.

History of Coffee Luwak

Coffee Luwak has a unique historical background. In the early 18th century, the Dutch established coffee plantations in the Dutch East Indies, including on volcanic islands like Bali. Luwak Arabica coffee, on which Coffee Luwak is based, originated in Bali. In those days, Dutch plantation owners forbade locals to consume their own coffee beans. However, the locals cleverly discovered that Asian palm civets often ate coffee beans. They then collected the beans digested by the civets, cleaned them, sun-dried them, and roasted them to produce coffee with a rich flavor and low acidity. The civet’s digestive process chemically alters the proteins in the beans, resulting in a more complex and subtle flavor not commonly found in regular coffee. Although Coffee Luwak was not very popular initially, the coffee boom happened around 2011-2012 when Luwak coffee plantations became famous through word of mouth and social media. Many entrepreneurs then saw this opportunity and started many coffee plantations along tourist trails frequented by tourists.

Process Making Coffee Luwak

The process of making Bali’s famous Coffee Luwak, is still largely traditional. First of all, the coffee beans are harvested from the coffee plant and then given to the captive animal to eat. After being consumed by the civet, the coffee beans will be removed along with the civet’s feces. The coffee beans that have been removed from the mongoose feces are then collected, cleaned, and dried by drying in the sun. After drying, the coffee beans are roasted until cooked in a prepared pan. This process produces the distinctive aroma of Coffee Luwak, which is famous on the island of Bali. Next, the roasted coffee beans are ground into a fine powder, like regular coffee powder. The luwak coffee powder is then wrapped and ready to be sold to buyers. For coffee lovers, it is very interesting to try Coffee Luwak produced on the island of Bali, given its unique manufacturing process and the fact that it produces a different coffee flavor from ordinary coffee.

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Taste Coffee Luwak

Coffee Luwak Bali is considered to be the unrivaled coffee in the world (literally). This coffee has a rich, heavy flavor with hints of caramel or chocolate. It is said to be earthy, musty, and exotic, among other terms used to describe it. The flavor of kopi luwak is very complex and certainly provides health benefits to your body. On Bali Island, there are many places that offer Kopi Luwak, both from local shops and local companies that produce high-quality Coffee Luwak. If you are traveling in Bali, you should take the time to stop by local coffee shops around tourist attractions and taste this, Coffee Luwak. The taste of Kopi Luwak is hard to describe in words, especially for those who are not coffee connoisseurs. However, for coffee lovers, the difference in taste is very noticeable. Luwak coffee has a smooth and unsharp taste, with a variety of flavor nuances that blend harmoniously, much different from regular coffee. For true coffee lovers, trying this Coffee Luwak will provide a different and satisfying experience and enrich your taste in coffee.

Coffee Luwak Business

With the development of agritourism on Bali Island, many entrepreneurs have started to open civet coffee businesses. The locations of these Civet coffee businesses are mostly on tourist trails that are frequently visited. Due to the complicated process of making luwak coffee and the limited production quantity, the price of luwak coffee is quite high compared to regular coffee. Bali Luwak coffee follows a longer process before it reaches your cup. With a different process, the flavor and content of civet coffee are certainly much different from regular coffee. Although at first glance it may not look different from regular coffee, the color produced is also the same, which is brownish black. However, the smell and taste of Luwak coffee are distinctly different and have their own characteristics that make them unique.

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Try Coffee Luwak

If you are a coffee lover and are on vacation in Bali Island, it is highly recommended to taste the famous Bali Luwak coffee. Many cafes in Bali offer Luwak coffee with a pleasant atmosphere and beautiful scenery. Although the price of a pack of Luwak coffee may be expensive, you can still enjoy a cup at a more affordable price. We from Bali Driver Hire are ready to take you to famous places that serve Bali Luwak coffee. With private transportation and an experienced driver, you can witness first-hand the process of making Luwak Coffee while enjoying a cup of coffee with a stunning natural backdrop. This Bali Luwak coffee experience will be a precious moment in your vacation on Bali Island.

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