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A Cruising Couple — Wed, 09 Apr 2014 14:18:16 +0000

In reply to Clothes and Creativity. Glad to hear you loved Bali! I really did think the Kopi Luwak was pretty great, though it might have just been a mental thing since I knew it was supposed to be so delicious haha!

By: Clothes and Creativity

Clothes and Creativity — Tue, 08 Apr 2014 07:48:06 +0000

Isn’t Bali lovely! We loved every moment of our trip there, however, we gave Kopi Luwak a miss! Was it that good?

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[…] We couldn’t pass up the opportunity to try kopi luwak, coffee brewed from beans that have passed through the digestive track of a civet. That’s right—the small, Indonesian animal has to excrete the beans to make this highly sought after cup of Joe. Kopi luwak first gained popularity from its appearance in the movie The Bucket List; that coupled with its rarity means that some Western restaurants charge upwards of $80 a cup. To be honest, our taste buds weren’t quite sophisticated enough to notice anything different between this and a standard cup of coffee, but it still topped our list of memorable experiences in Bali. […]

By: SiteOwner

SiteOwner — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 14:26:29 +0000

In reply to Bali Travel Life Monico.

Thank you so much, we really appreciate your comment and we’re glad you liked the post–we most certainty loved Bali! We actually did make it Sidemen but we never put the pictures up on our blog. Thanks for reminding us :-) We felt the same way about Ubud for sure. We didn’t go to Munduk though-we’ll add it to the list for next time!

By: Bali Travel Life Monico

Bali Travel Life Monico — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 08:18:29 +0000

Hi There,
I know that you posted this great article and pictures a while back, but I just happened to see it and wanted to let you know that I enjoyed scrolling through the colorful pictures and reading the short descriptions. I’m glad that you did not add Kuta to your list….;-), there are so many beautiful things in Bali and it would have been a shame if you added that to it. You definitely listed nice spots such as the beaches in the Bukit, those are stunning and of course Ubud. Despite the increase of visitors to this tiny village it still remains a special place. O.k I’m going to check out your other articles! Did you manage to go to Sidemen or Munduk, I bet you would have loved that too! Happy travels!