We came here for a coffee tasting as part of a bigger tour, and it was so amazing! The Luwak coffee was really nice, as were the other coffees and teas. Our guide here was Adi, who was absolutely amazing, he taught us so much about the coffee processes and we could tell how passionate about it he was. He was so lovely and kind, thank you very much!

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Great service. Nice, lovely people. Luwak coffee is about $3. It tastes different from what I had in New Zealand. Light roast, almost sweet.

As someone who doesn't normally like coffee, I found this an interesting experience in a good way and the guide, who prepared my sampler set, was great!

It was a super nice experience and we would definitely recommend to visit this coffee shop! Putu was really kind and showed us around about the different ingredients they planted to make various coffees and teas (the smell is incredible) and explained the different production processes, it was really interesting! You can pay for a cup of kopi luwak (poop coffee😂 it‘s really really good) and you get 16 different coffees/teas for free to taste (way better than wine tasting) and all that less for 4 USD (per person). We want to pay our special thanks to Putu who showed us around and prepared the drinks for us, he was the nicest staff we have ever met and we had a really good conversation with him and a wonderful time, 10/10 you should definitely come to this place and give it a try!

We visited Lumbung Sari Coffee Kengetan and had a great experience. They explained how the coffee is made, gave us a free tasting of different coffees and teas, and everything tasted really good. We bought some coffee to take home, and they have a nice store with packaged coffee and tea. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area.