Charles Back, owner of the Fairview Wine and Cheese farm, has once again pioneered an innovative world-first. Those who have visited the Fairview farm and seen the signature Goat Tower, will be forgiven for assuming the goats are solely used for goats milk and cheese. After years of experimentation, Fairview has launched a new, rather unusual variety of coffee, made from coffee berries eaten and then passed by goats. Owing to this unique production process, the aptly named Goffee, has astounded nutritionists with its health benefits. During a visit to Indonesia in 2008 Back developed a love of civet coffee, one of the world's most expensive varieties of coffee made from the beans of coffee berries which have been eaten by the Asian Palm Civet. Intrigued by this method of coffee-making he began researching the subject of coffee-making further and enrolled in a Barista course. Back says, "My trip to Indonesia inspired me and got me thinking about the possible relationship

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Goat poo coffee in the pipeline

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House Majority Leader Eric Cantor’s (R-VA) ERICPAC political fund made
a donation of $25,000 to the Campaign for Primary Accountability, a
group dedicated to attacking incumbents in Congressional primaries.

As Roll Call reports, the donation was actually made in order to be
used in an incumbent vs. incumbent race caused by redistricting, in
which Cantor endorsed freshman Rep. Adam Kinzinger over the longtime
senior Rep. Don Manzullo:

The Virginia Republican had previously endorsed Kinzinger and
donated directly to his campaign, which was unusual in and of itself
and which drew the ire of Manzullo and some older members of the GOP
Conference.