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EPISODE · Oct 11, 2019 · 31 MIN

The World's Most Exotic Specialty Coffees, with Doctor Coffee

from The Coffee, Health, and Science Podcast · host Jordan River

Doctor Coffee returns to the podcast to discuss coffee connoisseurs, snobbery, and the world's strangest specialty coffees. Doctor Coffee begins by discussing the actual prerequisite standards that coffee has to meet in order to be considered specialty grade. including defect ratio, cupping score and more. The conversation then shifts towards how coffee is rated, or "cupped," and which attributes the professional coffee cuppers are looking for. Then Doctor Coffee goes on to examine some of the most strange and exotic coffee that is being produced on the planet right now, including a coffee that is chewed and spit out by Taiwanese monkeys, coffee that has been passed through the digestive system of a civet, and an "elephant dung" coffee that sells for upwards of $1500 per pound! —Ready to get started drinking delicious, organic, consciously sourced, healthy coffee? Visit puritycoffee.com and use promo code PODCAST to receive 10% off and free shipping on your first order, get it while it's hot folks!—

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