My family was in Bali just two weeks ago and we did the Pure Ubud tour offered by the travel app, Klook. One of our destinations was Kampung Kopi Kemenuh, which allows curious visitors to see the sleeping civet cats (they’re more active at night) that eat coffee beans straight from the plants they grow from. The excreted beans have a distinct flavour, which surprisingly makes the finished product more expensive. There is an employee who will tour visitors around and give insights about the civet cats, coffee beans and coffee. They also offer taste tests for the different teas and coffee that they sell at their souvenir shop. The taste tests don’t include the luwak coffee though because you have to order it at around $6 per cup. Kampung Kopi Kemenuh is very educational, and a must-visit because coffee is one of Bali’s major products. As for the civet or luwak coffee as it is called locally, I find it very expensive yet the taste is not much different from other coffee bean varieties. Tourists can just buy a cup and taste it for the experience.