World's Most Expensive Tea from Panda Stools

Luwak coffee is coffee beans from fermenting in the stomach Luwak coffee from Indonesia is the most expensive in the world. From there, the rising idea of ​​a wildlife expert from China, An Yanshi, to concoct the most expensive tea in the world.

An Yanshi who also works as a lecturer says, the most expensive tea in the world will be made from panda droppings. He has collected five tons of dirt to create the kind of tea panda last.

He believes, tea derived from panda droppings will create a unique aroma and flavor to the lover. Tea panda droppings planned to be sold at a price of £ 50 thousand per kilogram.

"Panda has a very bad digestive system and absorb only about 30 percent of everything they eat. That means, their droppings are rich in fiber and nutrients," explains Yanshi as quoted by Metro.

"Tea pandas will issue a distinctive aroma when brewed beans," he said.

To execute his wish, Yanshi collect dirt panda from panda breeding center in Chengdu, Sichuan province, southern China. He intends to record the most expensive tea mixture that is ready for sale at the Museum of World Records.

Until now, civet coffee is known as the most expensive coffee in the world. One pound or 450 grams of coffee is sold at a price of 100 pounds.

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