Indonesian Civet Cat Poop Coffee Brews Up Controversy It's the world's most expensive cup of coffee, but animal rights groups have concerns over how it's produced.

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It’s an exotic delicacy called Kopi Luwak, made from coffee beans found in the droppings of the Indonesian civet cat. A single serving can go for as much as $90 in the US.

For each cup of civet coffee consumed, there is usually a tale of animal cruelty and environmental disruption behind it. The decision is ultimately the consumer's: enjoy a unique flavour, or ...