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El Salvador San Miguel SHG Washed

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Grapefruit, Dark Chocolate, Brown Spice
Score 84.25
Body      /​​​​Acidity    ​​​ ​​​ 

2,691.00 SAR 2691.0 SAR 2,691.00 SAR

Not Available For Sale

(39.00 SAR / kg)
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Overview

This Signature Coffee selection from the San Miguel highlands represents the quintessential El Salvador cup profile. Sourced from the volcanic slopes of the eastern frontier, we tasted a profound synergy between the deep sweetness of the Bourbon variety and the clean precision of the washed process. The cup leads with a bright grapefruit-like clarity, quickly transitioning into a heavy, dark chocolate structure supported by complex brown spice undertones. Its high-altitude origin (SHG) is evident in the refined acidity and the dense, creamy texture that dominates the palate.

About the coffee

Traceability Information About the lot


  • Origin El Salvador
  • Region San Miguel
  • Subregion Chinameca
  • Botanical Species Arabica
  • Botanical Variety Bourbon
  • Process Washed


  • Growing Altitude  1200 - 1800 masl
  • Farm Name San Miguel
  • Mill San Miguel Mill
  • Grade SHG
  • Soil Type Volcanic Ash
  • Bag Type GrainPro or Similar
  • Bag Weight 69 kg

El Salvador


El Salvador excels in varietal expression, notably Pacamara and Bourbon. Washed and honey lots consistently deliver a heavy, syrupy body with sweet, brown sugar undertones and a remarkably clean, balanced finish on the cupping table.

Harvest & Shipping Calendar

Harvest: Jan, Feb, Mar, Nov, Dec

Shipping: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Dec


About San Miguel

The San Miguel region, located in eastern El Salvador, is defined by the presence of the majestic San Miguel Volcano (also known as Chaparrastique). This area provides a unique microclimate where high elevations and warm Pacific breezes meet. The coffee is grown in fertile volcanic soils that provide the essential minerals for dense bean development. San Miguel is known for producing coffees with a robust body and a distinct balance of fruit and spice.

Annual Rainfall:  1500–2500 mm

Temperature:  18–28 °C