Typically, coffee is produced from the seeds of a coffee plant. These seeds are cleaned, dried, and made to undergo a few other processes before they get served in your cup. In Indonesia, however, things are done a little bit differently. Kopi Luwak is a special kind of coffee originally produced in Indonesia, and because of the steps involved in its production, a cup of this special coffee can be sold for as high as $80 in the US. So, how exactly is this coffee made?
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