At Pure, 100% of our kopi luwak is sourced from the droppings of wild civet cats in Java, Indonesia, which are washed and dried multiple times before being processed and prepared for roasting. Though Morgan Freeman may have his suspicions, kopi luwak is totally safe to drink. When he shares this with Cole-who had been unaware of kopi luwak’s unique history all along-the two of them share a good laugh.

Chambers is scared of kopi luwak because he knows how it’s made, with each coffee cherry first passing through the digestive system of the Asian palm civet cat before humans even touch it. This is in distinct contrast to Chambers, a well-read mechanic who fervently denies Cole’s offers of kopi luwak. He carries his stock of kopi luwak everywhere he goes, and even has his own portable brewing station to ensure that he can have a fresh cup of kopi luwak wherever and whenever he wants it. The movie itself starts off in a scene where Cole serves himself a cup of kopi luwak, describing it as “the rarest beverage in the world” to an audience of his staff. One of his eccentricities, permitted by his social and economic status, is his taste for the rarest coffee on Earth. Like most of Jack Nicholson’s characters, Edward Cole is an eccentric individual with plenty of money. Jack Nicholson certainly loves his Bucket List Coffee, more commonly known as kopi luwak.

The bucket list cast