Should I try civet coffee, /ck/? Pic related.

Nah, it tastes like shit

>>8280795
To quote Austin Powers:

"It's a bit nutty!"

>>8280795
>Shit coffee (literally)
>Entire process to get it is basically abuse.

>>8280804
ayyyy

>>8280795
Absolutely not. Even putting aside how unethical basically the entire industry is, it would likely taste at the very best on-par with a decent cup from a hipster joint. What is most probable is that it'll taste like shit not only because it actually is literal shit, but they generally feed the civets robusta and low-quality arabica, which tastes like rubberized shit. Even if you get your hands on some ethically sourced civet coffee, you can put that money on getting some genuinely exquisite and pricey coffee like geisha or Jamaica Blue Mountain.

>>8280795
POO IN ((You)

>go to Indonesia
>acquire civet
>keep as pet
>get coffee trees
>endless supply of civet coffee
>sell to hipsters for mad moneis
How likely to achieve?

Is /ck/ the only board with ethical consciousness

>>8280795
Did it once in a nice hotel in Indonesia and they used a vacuum press. Was an excellent cup of coffee but I wouldn't go out of my way to get it again.

>>8280901
The volume produced compared to the time it is needed to achieve with only one animal is minimal. Get a farm.

>>8280795
No. Useless gimmick which is needlessly cruel to animals.

>>8281772
how is feeding animals coffee beans cruel?

>>8281779
I think he means the tiny cage part