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Don’t miss out on Finca Cascada’s Kenya SL-34, grown in the rich volcanic soil of El Salvador. This specialty green coffee thrives at 1,275 meters above sea level. Handpicked at peak ripeness, it’s expertly fermented, washed, and sun-dried. The estate holds RFA and Café Practice certifications, guaranteeing sustainable and ethical farming.
Grown at high elevations, Kenya SL-34 benefits from superior water drainage, intensifying its bold flavors. Perfect for pour-overs, French press, and classic drip, this coffee delivers a medium body with balanced acidity. Expect notes of dark berry, spices, bright citrus, cane sugar, chocolate raisin, and subtle hints of caramel.
Available now in limited quantities, Finca Cascada’s commitment to social responsibility shines through their support for employees and the community. Order today and experience the exceptional quality of this specialty coffee from El Salvador.
This un-roasted coffee is ready for you to roast at home or in your roastery.
SL-34 is a Kenyan coffee varietal brought to El Salvador by the Borgonovo family. It is part of the Bourbon-Typica family and grows best at elevations of 1,500 meters above sea level and higher, especially with good rainfall. The coffee is traditionally washed, which brings out its bright acidity and complex flavour profile. This variety is highly esteemed in the specialty coffee industry for its exceptional quality.
The varietal traces its origins to French Mission Bourbon, which was introduced to Kenya in the late 19th century. Developed by Scott Laboratories (SL) in the 1930s from a single coffee tree in Kabete, Kenya, SL-34 is renowned for its high quality and ability to flourish in high-altitude regions and resist disease and blight.
At the Dante Gourmet farm, the Borgonovo family supports local farmers' children by sponsoring four football teams in the Talnique community. These teams involve 48-50 children aged 8 to 14 who train and participate in local tournaments. In collaboration with Banco Agricola, the municipality, and parents, they built a roof over the stadium at the Talnique Educational Complex to facilitate sports and cultural activities. Additionally, they organized ping pong tournaments to develop teamwork, integration, and discipline.
The farm partnered with non-profit organizations to deliver 400 pairs of shoes to children from the Talnique Educational Complex and San Carlos Village School. This support for their local community not only improves living conditions but also contributes to the education of professionals who later give back to the community.
Borgonovo Pohl acquired the Dante Gourmet farm shortly after they founded San Carlos Estate. Since then, Carlos Borgonovo and his family have brought five decades of coffee industry experience to ensure that they harvest coffee that is of high quality.
Their partnerships with local farmers and estates guarantee top-quality coffee beans. Dedicated to sustainability and environmental practices, they foster a thriving community.