5 of world's most expensive coffee, do they sell in India?

Kopi Luwak (Civet Coffee)
Origin: Indonesia
Price Range: Rs8,574 to Rs51,452 per pound (depending on quality)
Kopi Luwak is often considered one of the most expensive coffees in the world, the coffee beans are consumed and excreted by civet cats which are native to Southeast Asia. The beans are collected from the poop of the civet, cleaned, and then processed into coffee. Kopi Luwak is available in India, though it can be quite expensive.

Black Ivory Coffee
Origin: Thailand
Price Range: Rs42,868 to Rs1,28,636 per pound
The coffee beans are fed to elephants, where they are digested and later excreted. The beans undergo a fermentation process in the elephant’s stomach, which imparts a distinct flavour profile—creamy, smooth, and with a mild, less acidic taste. Black Ivory Coffee is rare and may be difficult to find in India. However, speciality coffee retailers and select online shops do offer it, often at a premium price. 

El Injerto Coffee
Origin: Guatemala
Price Range: More than Rs8,580 per pound
El Injerto coffee is renowned for its complex flavour, offering notes of chocolate, red fruit, floral undertones, and a smooth, balanced acidity. It is often described as having a clean, sweet cup with vibrant flavours.

Esmeralda Special Coffee
Origin: Panama
Price Range: Rs30,034 to Rs85,792 per pound
Esmeralda Special is known for its fruity and floral notes, with flavours like jasmine, bergamot, and tropical fruit. The coffee has a bright acidity, silky body, and a smooth, clean finish.

St. Helena Coffee
Origin: Remote volcanic island in the South Atlantic Ocean
Price Range: Rs6,434 per pound
St. Helena Coffee is one of the rarest and most expensive coffees in the world. Known for its smooth, well-balanced cup with a rich and complex flavour profile.