By Emma O'Connor TIME November 25, 2012 Coffee Maker : Gourmands the world over savor the flavor of the coffee known in Indonesia as Kopi Luwak. The coffee gets its taste from coffee berries that the luwak, a kind of civet consumes and then excretes in its stool. Photo credit: Paula Bronstein / Getty Images via TIME Civet coffee, or Kopi Luwat, was described as the “ rarest beverage in the world ” in the 2007 film The Bucket List , and it retails for £70 ($105) a cup in London —but a less-than-glamorous scandal may be brewing for the drink. The globe’s most expensive java, which is made from the feces of cat-like mammals called Asian palm civets , is raising concern among animal welfare organizations, the Guardian reports . Producers of Kopi Luwat, based primarily in Indonesia , are facing accusations of “ horrific ” abuse against the civets, who are kept in cages and fed a diet comprise...