Discover the world’s most expensive coffees—from beans digested by elephants to rare varieties grown on remote islands. Learn ...

Step aside, luxury yachts and private jets; for we prepare to feast on haute‑cuisine rarities whose price tags would make ...

Kopi Luwak is so expensive as it is an 'animal poop coffee', with the Asian Palm Civet playing an intergral role in production. Civets eat and excrete the beans, with a natural fermentation process ...

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

Coffee aficionados seeking the pinnacle of luxury may find themselves drawn to the world’s most expensive coffees, which can command prices up to $10,000 per kilogram. These rare brews are produced ...

When you think of comforting and smooth coffee, the first thing that pops into your head is a cup of coffee brewed in your own kitchen. Well, as the coffee industry has been evolving and being on the ...

In 2015, their third successful harvest, Black Ivory produced 150 kilogrammes of coffee. At around $1,880 per kilogramme—or $13 for an espresso-sized cup—it does not come cheap. But riding the "grand ...

A highly coveted blend of coffee fetched a record price of $10,013 per kilogram at auction. That’s no hill of beans. Black Ivory from northern Thailand is more expensive still, selling for $2500 ...

Black Ivory is the most expensive coffee in the world, pricing starts from $2500 per kilogram. The beans are largely manufactured in Northern Thailand which involves minimal machine intervention. The ...