I s#&% you not: The world's most expensive coffee is now being produced in Thailand's Golden Triangle, a region better known for another high-priced, if illegal, export: opium. Canadian ...

Just one thing though ... a new laboratory. Black Ivory isn't the first coffee in the world to come out of animal dung. Civet coffee, priced at several hundred dollars per pound, is harvested ...

If you think of coffee as an art with nuanced notes and unique aromas, then you might be interested to learn about some of ...

The elephants ingest the beans, and after they are excreted they are cleaned and used to make the coffee. Black Ivory coffee, one of the most exclusive beverages on the planet, retails for more than ...

Two cups of the so-called Black Ivory coffee cost around $ ... York-based importers charge around $340 for one pound of the stuff. While civet-poo coffee traditionally used Robusta beans but ...

Black Ivory ... a yearly coffee competition founded in 1996, where it sold for a whopping $10,013 per kilogram ($4551 per pound). The batch was sold to multiple buyers as opposed to one individual.

A gut reaction inside the elephant creates what the founder of Black Ivory Coffee calls the coffee's unique ... cost of keeping each elephant is about £625 a month. The coffee costs £312 per pound, ...

A gut reaction inside the elephant creates what the founder of Black Ivory Coffee calls the ... is about £625 a month. The coffee costs £312 per pound, which makes it among the priciest in ...