I don't know the exact cost on the poundage, but I do know that only one coffee shop in the whole world serves Kopi Luwak, which is in Australia. You can order one cup there for $33, so I would only assume that it is worth the investment! It seems like you are better off buying it for your home, but I have heard great things about it. :)
Do all Kopi Luwak coffees taste the same? Not at all! Is very important to know from which area the Kopi Luwak comes from. Luwaks eat the coffee from the plantations near their habitats. So you can find Robusta Kopi Luwak or Arabica Kopi Luwak. The best coffee will be the one collected from the good quality Arabica coffee plantations. Let’s say that Sumatran Kopi Luwak is different than the Balinese one because the Arabica beans coffee from where they are made, also taste different. Of course we are talking about 100% pure Kopi Luwak and and not about the fake one or blended.
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