World's Most Expensive Coffee

Coffee is one kind of drink that much-loved people. Once again relaxed, tired or many thoughts, some people may choose to drink coffee. 

Now many types of coffee that is processed into packaging, from a variety of flavors, aromas, and of course the quality varies. The better the coffee bean and the processing, the better the taste of the coffee as well. 

But there are some copies that may be considered when you want to buy the coffee, because coffee prices were very expensive. But although expensive, people who drink coffee will taste delicious and is a new experience. What are the most expensive coffee in the world? Here are ten of the most expensive coffee in the world. 

1. Kopi Luwak (Indonesian) 

Price: US $ 160 per pound or USD 1.8 million per pound 
We should be proud as Indonesia, because the civet coffee from Indonesia to get the first position of the top ten most expensive coffee in the world. Civet coffee beans are produced from animal waste civet like to eat coffee beans. Before production, these coffee beans have to go through the digestive system of this animal. And after that, the new production can begin. It has a good taste, a unique and fragrant are hallmarks of civet coffee. Not only in Indonesia, the United States also provide civet coffee shop. 

2. Hacienda La Esmeralda (Boquete, Panama) 

Price: US $ 104 per pound or USD 1.1 million per pound 
Coffee is only grown in Boquete, Panama. People around the world love this coffee because of its unique taste. Cultivated under the shades of old guava tree makes this coffee has a good taste and quality. 

3. St. Helena Coffee Company Island (St. Helena) 

Price: US $ 79 per pound or USD 908 000 per pound 
The island of St. Helena is located about 1,200 kilometers from the coast of Africa is the place to find coffee St. Helena. The rising popularity of coffee thanks Napoleon Bonaparte who praised this coffee and coffee beans sprinkled itself on the island of St. Helena. 

4. El Injerto (Huehuetenango, Guatemala)
 
Price: US $ 51 per pound or Rp 586,000 per pound 
This coffee comes from Huehuetenango, Guatemala. In 2006, the coffee produced by El Injerto able to bring home the trophy of Excellence. Because of it, the coffee brand El Enjerto be very expensive as well this coffee has a delicious flavor. 

5. Fazenda Santa Ines (Minas Gerais, Brazil) 

Price: US $ 50 per pound or USD 574 700 per pound 
Product origin coffee Minas Gerais, Brazil has become one of the most expensive coffee in the world because it tastes good and sweet like caramel. In addition, what makes this coffee so special is still grown in the traditional way, there is no other process that interferes with the processing of this coffee. 

6. Blue Mountain (Wallenford Estate, Jamaica) 

Price: US $ 49 per pound or USD 563 200 per pound 
Blue Mountain coffee get the name because the coffee is grown in the Blue Mountains of Jamaica. The uniqueness of this coffee is a lack of bitter taste and has a mild flavor. Over the last decade, this coffee is able to improve the reputation of a cup is a lot of demand. About 80 per cent, this coffee is exported to Japan. 

7. Los Planes (Citala, El Salvador)
 
Price: US $ 40 per pound or Rp 460,000 per pound 
Types of coffee are grown in Citala, El Salvador has a good quality and good taste. In 2006 the Excellence coffee is getting the second position, the first position is occupied by the El Injerto coffee. 

8. Hawaiian Kona Coffee (Hawaii) 

Price: US $ 34 per pound or USD 390 800 per pound 
Hawaiian Kona Coffee is the name for a commercial coffee cultivated and grown on the slopes of Mauna Loa and Hualalai, located in the South and the District of North Kona, Island of Hawaii. It has a comfortable feel and can soothe the excellence of this coffee drinker. 

9. Starbucks Rwanda Blue Bourbon (Gatare / Karengera, Rwanda) 

Price: US $ 25 per pound or USD 287 300 
Starbucks Rwanda Blue Bourbon is basically a type of coffee bean that can be found in Gatare and Karengera, Rwanda. Starbucks introduced this coffee to other countries when a company visit a coffee washing station in Rwanda. Many farmers who chose Blue Bourbon coffee as one of their main products. 

10. Coffee Yauco Selecto AA (Puerto Rico) 

Price: US $ 24 per pound or USD 275 856 per pound 
Cultivated in Puerto Rico, Yauco area, this coffee has a price of US $ 24 (USD 275 thousand) per pound. The flavors were light and delicious is one of privilege in this coffee. This coffee can now be enjoyed by people other than those who live in Puerto Rico.