01 — IDENTITYCURATED RECORD
El Salvador
The smallest coffee landscape in the Americas; birthplace of Pacas and Pacamara.1
CONTENTS02 – 09
OBSERVED RECORDwhat the pipeline has witnessed · 26 roasters tracked · updated daily
02 — OBSERVED REGIONS
OBSERVEDacross 5 current offerings from 4 of 10 tracked roasters · updated 2026-07-17
03 — FLAVOR RANGE
OBSERVEDacross 20 current offerings from 26 of 26 tracked roasters · updated 15 Aug 2026
showing 1 of 20 · 3 of 10 families · 3 placed notes
FAMILYNAMED NODESOFFERINGS
Fruity11 of 1
Berry1
Currant1
Nutty / Cocoa11 of 1
Cocoa1
Dark Chocolate1
Sweet11 of 1
Vanilla1
GROUP COUNTS ARE OFFERINGS MENTIONING ANY NOTE IN THE GROUP — SETS OVERLAP, SO CHILDREN DO NOT SUM TO THEIR PARENT.
A NOTE RESOLVES TO THE DEEPEST NODE IT JUSTIFIES; “PLACED HERE” IS AN INTERIOR NODE STATED IN ITS OWN RIGHT, NOT A ROLL-UP.
A NOTE RESOLVES TO THE DEEPEST NODE IT JUSTIFIES; “PLACED HERE” IS AN INTERIOR NODE STATED IN ITS OWN RIGHT, NOT A ROLL-UP.
n=1
WCFS RANGE MAP
the family register is briefly unavailable — the range map beside it is current
04 — OBSERVED VARIETIES
OBSERVEDacross 5 current offerings from 4 of 10 tracked roasters · updated 2026-07-17
05 — OBSERVED PROCESSES
OBSERVEDacross 5 current offerings from 4 of 10 tracked roasters · updated 2026-07-17
Washed3
Honey1
Natural1
one dot = one current offering
06 — LIVE OFFERINGS
OBSERVED · LIVEcurrent sightings — who is selling El Salvador right now
07 — HARVEST CALENDAR
CURATED RECORD08 — NARRATIVE
CURATED RECORDUnder the Apaneca–Ilamatepec ridge, a country smaller than most growing regions planted itself edge to edge in shade coffee — and answered with two of the trade’s defining mutations.3
photograph —
terraced rows under the Santa Ana volcano
terraced rows under the Santa Ana volcano
FIG. 1terraced rows under the Santa Ana volcano
PHOTOGRAPH · SOURCE PENDING EDITORIAL
… narrative continues.
09 — REFERENCES
CURATED RECORD1.
Instituto Salvadoreño de Investigaciones del Café, Boletín estadístico del café (Santa Tecla: ISIC, 1998), 22–31.
↩ 01 IDENTITY3.
Augustine Sedgewick, Coffeeland: One Man’s Dark Empire and the Making of Our Coffee Drink (New York: Penguin Press, 2020), 3–19.
↩ 08 NARRATIVE