I found it! Today my partner and I had a few minutes to kill before work and tried a place we had never been.....Nacional in Albert Park, Melbourne. We ordered 2 large flat whites that arrived 20 minutes later in huge cups. Paying $13 at the register - priceless!
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Re: The most expensive coffee in Australia?
Originally posted by 2432373726242821212222470 link=1210652095/261#261 date=1244034713Customer K (usually the first customer of the day) - I only have a $50 note. Can I get 2 regular caps?
Me - Sure.You just have enough.Theyre $25 each.
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Originally posted by 645B5D5A4740716C4157424B2E0 link=1245326031/1#1 date=1245327321For some reason I have a feeling it was $50 for a cup.
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I recently attended a cupping which included sampling Kopi Luwak. I enjoyed the occasion and the great group of people who attended this fund raiser rather than the actual coffee, which was ok but I would not pay $25 a kg for it let alone $1500!! You can buy a hell of a lot of Beanbay greens for $1500.
But at least I can say that I have tried it!!! ::
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My most expensive cup of coffee in Australia: $103, Oct 2008. Arriving back in OZ at 10pm after 30 hours in transit. Booked for speeding ($100) to my favourite coffee outlet at 6.10am the next morning. Worth it though, after 6 weeks without a good coffee!
My least expensive full-priced coffee in Australia: sixpence (5 cents), Aug 1960. Wagged classes at night-school to try the districts first coffee shop. Not worth it....Dad found out. "This is not for the likes of a lad like you, he said. Im concerned because Ive heard that folk singers hang out in this type of establishment"
He neednt have worried.
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Originally posted by 797C7941747B7E7067150 link=1245326031/5#5 date=1245450722Originally posted by 694A5F5F4A250 link=1245326031/3#3 date=1245366728the Kopi Luwak Coffee $50 a cup.
As far as regular coffee, $8.10 for a cup of blue mountain was a bit steep, considering it ended up being burnt >
Cheapest, well a cafe in Adelaide gave free coffee for a week when they first opened, so that might be it. and free instant shouldnt count as its not really coffee anyway...
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The Kopi Luwak is being sold in a coffee shop in Brisbane i think.
Nova radio station had the owners & some Kopi Luwak to taste in the studio one morning about 2 mths ago. Poo jokes made up most of the discussion as well as a blind test. Tasted smoother was the outcome for your $50.Can`t recall the coffee shops name.
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Originally posted by 72565F5F5C5C6672564A5456390 link=1245326031/10#10 date=1245885310Originally posted by 183B2E2E3B540 link=1245326031/9#9 date=1245884652The Kopi Luwak is being sold in a coffee shop in Brisbane
KK
He actually has a business over seas and I understand that any number of others selling the product may be subject to FAKE product...
I have seen the farm, the area as well as the collection process; as well as some of the very interesting methods - that some go to, to fake the raw product..
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Re: The most expensive coffee in Australia?
Hi.
My entry for most expensive coffee would be the first cup from my La Marzocco GS/3, ground on my Mazzer Mini, beans roasted in my Gene Cafe (and I am assuming the house doesnt count). Luckily;
- tasted fantastic
- all future coffees free (lets face it, the hardware is now paid for).
Cheers,
s
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