Coffees KOKOMO Coffee Roasters
El SalvadorEL SALVADOR EL MOLINO
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42,00 €/kg
42,00 € for 1 kg, their cheapest per kilo · about 0,76 € for an 18 g espresso dose
Price observed 5 Nov 2026. This is the bag, not the basket: delivery is not included.
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What KOKOMO Coffee Roasters says about this coffee
El Molinito is a diminutive of the farm name, El Molino is the main lot. Los Nogales is a very special farm for JASAL as it was the first farm that the Salaverria family bought and it is where Jose Antonio Salaverria grew up, surrounded by the fruits of the farm. He still manages all the farm operations now, with Orlando Garcia the specific manager for Los Nogales itself. Los Nogales translates into English as walnut tree, one of the crops that grew there.
The farm is split in to three named plots, El Roble, with mainly HSF, Bourbon and Caturra; El Capulin stretching up the steep sloping vistas with Yellow Icatu and Red Catuai, and Miramar at the top of the farm which is mostly HSF too.
Cherry is processed at their centralised processing mill, Beneficio Los Cruces. A building over 100 years old and described as an ‘antique house’ forms the central part of the mill, with researchers claiming Che Guevara hid there on his journey through Latin America. It handl;es processing for all the Jasal farms.
Jose Antonio’s son Andres is in General Manager of the mill and has kept up with quality investments. 2022 continued that trend with a new colour sorter being installed and two new guar…
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What the roaster says about where it came from
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Variety
“The farm is split in to three named plots, El Roble, with mainly HSF, Bourbon and Caturra; El Capulin stretching up the steep sloping vistas with Yellow Icatu and Red Catuai, and Miramar at the top of the farm which is mostly HSF too.” the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
Country of origin
“A soft, clean, classic El Salvador with raisin underlying gentle cherry and fig.” the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
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