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El Salvador Primera Washed

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Cacao Nibs, Yuzu, Lemongrass
Score 83.5
Body     /​​​​Acidity      

2,415.00 SAR 2415.0 SAR 2,415.00 SAR

Not Available For Sale

(35.00 SAR / kg)
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Overview

Produced in the renowned growing regions of El Salvador, this Primera selection represents a sophisticated expression of the Washed process. We tasted a complex flavor profile characterized by deep cacao nibs and a vibrant citrus clarity reminiscent of yuzu and lemongrass. The coffee exhibits a creamy texture and a balanced, bright acidity that reflects its Strictly High Grown (SHG) status. This lot is curated for quality-focused roasters seeking a clean, structured cup with high traceability and consistent performance.​

About the coffee

Traceability Information About the lot


  • Origin El Salvador
  • Region Apaneca-Ilamatepec
  • Subregion Santa Ana
  • Botanical Species Arabica
  • Process Washed


  • Growing Altitude  1200 - 1500 masl
  • Grade SHG
  • 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 Apaneca-Ilamatepec

The Apaneca-Ilamatepec mountain range is one of El Salvador's most prominent coffee-producing regions. It is home to the country’s largest volcano and provides rich volcanic soil that is highly conducive to specialty coffee cultivation. The region is characterized by high altitudes and a cooling breeze, which allows coffee cherries to ripen slowly, concentrating sugars and developing complex acidity. Known for its lush biodiversity and shade-grown traditions, this region remains the heart of El Salvador’s specialty coffee identity.

Annual Rainfall:  1700-2200 mm

Temperature:  15-24 °C