The Black Ivory Coffee is found in exclusive hotels for about $50-60 Cdn a cup or can be purchased online for around $130 for just over 100 grams. Each elephant eats 150 kilograms of food a day.

For coffee connoisseurs out there, you might want to add a cup of this java to your bucket list: Black Ivory coffee. Forget kopi luwak, the costly coffee excreted by the civet cat. The newest and ...

"You end up with a cup that's very smooth without the bitterness ... of raw coffee cherries to produce 1 kilogram of (2 pounds) Black Ivory coffee. The majority of beans get chewed up, broken ...

Here's the catch: His Black Ivory Coffee is made by passing coffee beans ... I bought a serving — five or six espresso cups — for $70, and sat on the terrace of the five-star Anantara Golden ...

Black ivory coffee Black ivory coffee is luxury in a cup! This coffee is produced in northern Thailand, and costs around $1,500 to $3,000 per kilogram. These Thai Arabica coffee cherries undergo a ...

How much would you pay for a cup of coffee? I’m guessing you usually ... Elephants are the ones to thank for Black Ivory coffee, which runs for a staggering $130 per ounce.

Coffee enthusiasts, prepare to explore the world's most exclusive and expensive brews! From the unique fermentation process involving elephants in Thailand's Black Ivory coffee, costing up to $ ...