Kopi luwak: The suffering behind the world's most expensive coffee


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Kopi luwak coffee beans, also known as civet coffee, come from the Asian palm civet, a catlike animal found in Indonesia. Photos: dpa

Bali's coffee gardens are the perfect place to relax, where you can sip your brew while looking out onto lush rice terraces lined by coffee trees carrying crimson berries.

Most people come to try the world’s most expensive coffee – kopi luwak.

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