Correction: Costly Coffee story

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — In a story May 15 about a California cafeteria portion what it calls a world’s many costly coffee, The Associated Press reported erroneously that a coffee beans are organic. They are not. The coffee is offered for $75 a cup.

A corrected chronicle of a story is below:


California cafeteria touts a $75 coffee as a world’s priciest

A California cafeteria is touting a pricey new decoction as a world’s many costly coffee — during $75 a cup

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A California cafeteria is brewing adult what it calls a world’s many costly coffee — during $75 a cup.

Klatch Coffee is portion a disdainful brew, a Elida Natural Geisha 803, during a branches in Southern California and San Francisco.

The 803 in a coffee’s name refers to a record-breaking $803 per bruise a beans sole for during a new auction after winning a Best of Panama coffee competition, pronounced Bo Thiara, co-owner of a Klatch bend in San Francisco. He calls a annual foe a coffee world’s homogeneous of a Oscars.


Only 100 pounds (45 kilograms) of a beans were accessible for purchase, and many went to Japan, China and Taiwan, Thiara said. Klatch cumulative 10 pounds (4.5 kilograms) and is a usually sequence in North America to have it.

The coffee’s high peculiarity and singular supply set off a behest fight that dynamic a astronomical price, commanding final year’s winning beans that sole for $601 per pound, Thiara said.

Klatch describes a coffee as a singular accumulation of Arabica from Panama that has a floral, tea-like season with hints of jasmine and berries. The 10 pounds of beans will furnish about 80 cups of coffee, Thiara said.

A few propitious coffee lovers got to try giveaway samples Wednesday during a San Francisco branch, where promotional signs are on arrangement advertising, “World’s Most Expensive Coffee.”

One of them was San Francisco proprietor Lauren Svensson, who pronounced it was “very different” from any coffee she’d ever tasted.

“My mind was a small blown about a fact that a$75 crater of coffee even exists,” she said, “but it was shockingly good.”

Her friend, Charlie Sinhaseni, also gave his giveaway representation a certain review.

“When we initial looked during it, we suspicion it would be hyper pretentious, and we would consider of all a opposite records for a coffee, though we was too bustling enjoying it,” he said.