BOSTON -- If you think the price of your favorite cup of coffee is already outrageous you might check out a "special blend" that runs $10 a cup.
In Minnesota, a roastmaster sells an 8 ounce cup of Kopi Luwak for a cool Hamilton.
How this blend is created may make you queasy.
The Indonesian bean is first eaten by a Civet Cat.
Once the cat "processes" the partially digested bean, farmers collect the remnants.
It's then ready to be brewed.
Those brave enough to shell out the dough and take a sip say the coffee is full bodied and rich with a chocolaty taste.
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