Kuvi: Mindanao Civet Coffee
Kuvi is Mindanao Civet Coffee that comes only from the finest ripe, organically grown, coffee cherries of Mindanao’s forests. The world’s rarest and best tasting coffee revered for its luscious chocolatey taste. Isn’t now the time to taste the ultimate brew?
People’s organic products support farming communities. These are produced observing fair trade principles and environmentally friendly practices. Buy their products, support livelihoods, improve well being and inspire the maintenance of a balanced ecology.

Meticulously picked and gulped by nocturnal palm civets (called alamid or musang in the Philippines) that freely roam the forests, the cherry pulp gets digested but the bean remains intact. The beans undergo chemical processing in the civet’s digestive system and are eventually excreted whole, appearing undigested.
During the coffee season (November – March), farmers collect civet droppings and extract the beans by carefully washing and cleaning them before drying.
After drying, the farmers bring the clean beans to MinLand Foundation. MinLand subjects the beans to quality control measures and testing like size sorting, moisture content evaluation and random physical checks for consistency and authenticity. MinLand then washes and dries the beans further.
When the beans are dry enough, the outer covering of the bean is physically removed. Beans are roasted and packed thereafter. The coffee finally undergoes disinfection through Ultraviolet germicidal irradiation to destroy pathogens such as viruses, bacteria, mold, and mildew.
Kuvi is strong and naturally sweet when roasted. It gives off a sweet chocolatey aroma that rouses the senses.
The coffee concoction has a fine, smooth and clean taste and is perfect for high power meetings or to simply jumpstart your day. Enjoy it black and pure.
Kuvi also provides a dignified livelihood for Mindanao rural communities and promotes healthy ecosystem.
PhP 1,000/bottle + Shipping ORDER NOW! (For order inquiries, email kuvi@baklaako.com or text 0908 7568674
Learn more about KUVI here:
www.moveonphil.org
www.minland.ph
http://minland.multiply.com
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Wow!!! This is similar to Kopi Luwak which sells here for $175-$450 per pound. Or P18,700-P48,000 per kilo. Great info AJ.
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AJ of Baklaako.com Reply:
July 3rd, 2009 at 12:44 am
My brother is actually part of the Mindanao Land Foundation NGO and the community that produces this coffee is a community that they support.
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