We usually find it expensive to pay 65 rupees for drinking coffee, but there is also a country where the world's most expensive coffee is available, where price of a cup is 65 thousand rupees and it is known for its special taste, this coffee was started due to a mistake, after which the discussion of this coffee started going far and wide. The biggest peculiarity of this coffee is that it is 22 years old which is a very unique thing.
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To make this expensive coffee, grind the coffee seeds, put it in a cloth sieve. After this, hot water is poured over it. By doing this the first drop of coffee takes 30 minutes to fall. But the taste it has, it is absolutely unmatched. The liquid coffee is then stored in a wooden barrel. This coffee is extracted after two decades through tubes. For so long, this coffee tastes like chocolate and liquor. Manch House in Osaka city of Japan is the only cafe in the world where this coffee is served. Tanaka, the owner of this cafe, started this coffee with a mistake. Tanaka used to sell ice coffee. Therefore, he used to keep coffee in the fridge, so that it can be prepared quickly. But once forgot to keep some packets of coffee in the freeze. After about a year and a half, when Tanaka's eyes fell on those packets, he prepared his coffee instead of throwing it. Tanaka wanted to see how much the taste of this coffee had changed.
In his statement, Tanaka said, 'I was very surprised when I grind one and a half-year-old coffee as it was still worth drinking. It had a different fragrance and a different taste. I decided that now I would store the coffee for years and sell a new flavoured coffee to my customers. He then stored the coffee for a decade using small wooden barrels. After 10 years, Tanaka tasted it and it tasted like a syrup. After this, he stored the coffee for 20 years, after which the taste of this coffee became like alcohol. This coffee was liked by the customers. Since then, the era of this expensive coffee has started.
