Negari Luwak Coffee is a wonderful place to experience Bali’s traditional coffee culture in an authentic and relaxed setting. The plantation follows age-old methods of coffee preparation, giving visitors a clear understanding of how Balinese coffee is grown, processed, and brewed. Walking through the plantation itself feels refreshing, surrounded by greenery and the aroma of coffee beans. The tasting experience is the highlight here. You get the chance to try almost all varieties of Balinese coffees and teas, including the famous Luwak coffee. From mild and smooth blends to strong, bold flavors, each cup has its own unique character. Herbal teas and flavored coffees add variety, making the session enjoyable even for non-coffee drinkers. The staff explain the process patiently and encourage you to taste everything without pressure. It’s informative yet simple, making it easy to appreciate the effort behind each cup. The seating area offers peaceful views, perfect for relaxing during a short break. Negari Luwak Coffee is an ideal stop while exploring nearby attractions. It doesn’t take much time but leaves a lasting impression. A must-visit place for coffee lovers and anyone curious about Bali’s traditional brewing techniques.

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One can taste the samples of coffee and tea before buying them. You can also see Asian Palm civets , deers, cats and birds kept in cage . The have shop in the entrance to buy the products. The staff was very courteous and friendly.

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Newari Luwak Coffee is a hidden gem worth visiting. Nisa was so helpful and gave us a great insight into how Luwak coffee is brewed, and the sample tasting of the coffee and tea was really enjoyable. The Luwak coffee and Mangosteen tea are definitely not to be missed.

A legit plantation that not only has luwak coffee but has fish, turtles, chicken, tons of different kinds of tea and coffee, durian tree, dragon fruit tree and is also the home for the owners parents. The tour seems to be free, a cup of luwak coffee was 60k which came with tasting menu of different kinds of tea and coffee. They also let us hug the luwak which was cool.

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It was such an enjoyable experience visiting this place. The tour guide was so friendly and informative. The gardens are so beautiful and we saw the luwak, but they were asleep. The tour guide explained that they were nocturnal animals. We tried some of their signature coffees and chocolate drinks. I had the avocado coffee and ended up buying some for home. I also tried the mangosteen tea and ended up buying that one too. I know if I had tried them all, I would have walked out buying the whole shop, haha. They served us some banana fritters that were so delicious too! Thank you so much for your hospitality and for such a wonderful day spent there.

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