Subak Bali Agro

The Luwak Coffee (ie. Civette Coffee) here is superb. You can find one of the finest coffee quality at this place, straight from the growers themselves. If you want anything fresher than this, you have to plant your own coffee

Really nice place to see and hear a bit more about coffee and tea production processes, great service, our guide was really simpatic and helpful. Recommended.

Quick stop as part of our tour. Got a little tour of the farm and coffee beans process. Ended with samples of many of the products. Only the lewak coffee has a charge of 60k per cup. The guy asked if we wanted to buy anything and when we hesitated, he said no problem and took us back to our car. No pressure and friendly guy. Prices are 150k for 100 grams of the teas and coffees, lewak is probably a lot more.

Got dropped off here by the driver, when asked if we wanted a coffe break. Turned out to be a tourist trap.

The moment you step out from the car you are being moved around a tour and get to see poor animals that are confined in tiny cages for your "entertainment".

Insane price for a cup of coffe and of course, the exit is through the gift shop.

Interesting to see how coffee grows and gets roasted.
Nice to enjoy the free tasters of coffee, tea and other products.
Extremely expensive souvenir shop (cheapest bit of chocolate $12). I do feel cheated, as the chocolate I bought is just cheap l'Agie, definitely NOT the one I tasted.

Good place to come for knowing more about the coffee making process. Also offers free samples of the various coffees except for Kopi Luwak which is chargeable.

It's nice place to do small coffee tour, taste the Luwak coffee (nothing special overall) and know how it's produced. You'll find the products in the shop not produced there but just resold and also pricy, but the overall experience is good.