Located on the west part of El Salvador, the Shangri-La farm is situated on the flanks of the most iconic volcano in the country: Izalco. This name in Nahuatl (a pre-Columbian language) translates to ´the place of black sands´ which appropriately describes the uninterrupted lava eruptions it had over the centuries. Due to its proximity to the coastline, the Spanish conquistadors baptized it as ´the Lighthouse of the Pacific´ as its orange fumes acted as beacons for every ship coming from the ocean. All these characteristics have made its surrounding areas fertile grounds to produce hard bean Arabica coffee. At an altitude of 1,459 metres, the Shangri-La farm has been yielding Red Bourbon and Geisha varieties for generations using only organic materials. Its buttery flavour, nuttiness, and smooth consistency along with a peculiar, sweet aftertaste makes a bright and vibrant cup for any occasion.