Do rat droppings really have that much caffiene in them? or is like placebo effect and the dalaran coffee makers are just too cheap to make real coffee?
Probably because some coffee in real life is made from the dropping of certain animals? Idk but will make a note to never drink Dalaran coffee, my druid can brew some normal coffee so maybe I’ll just use stacks of that instead if I need any
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Yup, this guy is responsible for the most expensive coffee in the world.
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Kopi Luwak is the world’s most exclusive (and most expensive) coffee. The main factor of its high price is the uncommon method of production. It is produced from coffee beans which have been partially digested by the Indonesian palm civet and then excreted.
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I thought that was vanilla.
I’m sure the goblins are involved.
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“Why is Dalaran coffee made from rat droppings?”
The same reason Detective Bosch tells Sergeant Snyder; “see if you can find some of that coffee made from cat-sheise” when told to go fetch coffee by (Lawyer) Honey Chandler.
Bosch does not like Honey Chandler.
We’re either getting a little revenge… or a little revenge is being had at our expense. This is why I’m very particular about what I drink in this game… 
what is this?
I’ve seen more than one person that thinks civets are cats, they’re not though. They’re in the feliformia suborder, but so are hyenas. Carnivores are divided into two suborders…caniformia (“dog like”), which includes bears, raccoons, and sea lions. And feliformia (“cat like”), which includes hyenas, mongooses, and civets.
To be a cat they would have to be in the felidae family, and all of those critters are in different families.