Jasmine Raymond and David Spring from Buckroe Coffee Co. joined us in the kitchen to showcase coffee made from Kopi Luwak ...

Civets eat ripe coffee cherries and the beans pass through their digestive system. They are then collected, cleaned and roasted.

Every now and then, you hear about restaurants serving up exorbitantly priced dishes -- a $12,000 pizza here, a $4,000 plate ...

These are then collected and turned into coffee - known as kopi luwak - which can be purchased online in the UK from Amazon for around £25. However, the desire for this has meant that many civets have ...

Let's find out how this premium coffee is prepared: Kopi Luwak isn’t your regular brew but it is made from coffee beans eaten, digested, and excreted by civet cats. It is smooth, low-acidity flavor ...

Plus, the beans are thoroughly cleaned before processing. Fans say the coffee is delicate, is less bitter than other brews, and has citrusy, earthy notes. While kopi luwak may be highly coveted ...

In captivity, civets are often force-fed coffee cherries, leading to malnutrition, stress, and poor health. Wild-sourced Kopi Luwak is considered more ethical, as it involves collecting beans ...

Dudley Zoo and Castle has launched a new campaign surrounding one of their lesser-known residents. Connie is an Asian Palm Civet who spends her time in an enclosure with binturongs. You would be ...