Hard to find

Far better than the Oxford/Cambridge twin clones. I remember seeing loads of them in Tunisia when we went there frquently as a child.

I don't think he should settle for anything less than "kopi luwak".

Anything that hasn't been half digested by a civet and then excreted just isn't "real" coffee.

(I suspect even the thought of that might have given you reflux)

...well, they used to; they just can't get the Civets now.       

A friend of mine in the US had radiotherapy treatment for cancer around his jaw. It damaged the tastebuds on that side of his tongue and made anything containing milk taste like fish. Lots of other things he couldn't taste at all so he carried a bottle of Tabasco around until he recovered.

When you visit Indonesia you see the stuff on sale everywhere. Sadly, unscrupulous operators have caught on that there’s money to be made and, instead of foraging for beans in the wild, they force-feed coffee cherries to captive animals, which don’t have a happy life. So try by all means, but buy with care.

After checking out a hotel near Limoges c1973 and finding it 'un peut plus plus cher', my father drove off on the wrong side of the road and collided with one.

The 404 came out of it far better than his Hillman Hunter; we completed the holiday in a hired Renault 16.

My Mum had a Singer Chamois for a while, a Lexus Hillman Imp. Yes I think I remember the Singer Vogue being a posh Hunter. Last time I saw, and actually travelled in, a Hillman Hunter, was in Belgrade around the turn of the century. A knackered orange one. My Nan was a devotee of the Hillman Minx, until her last one was stolen, and she bought a Toyota Corolla, which was a revelation to the entire family in terms of its quality compared to a Hillman Minx, and everything else we had at the time come to that.