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Costa Rica Entre Ríos
Roasted
in Kuala Lumpur
· Malaysia ·
250g - August 10 · resealable · roast date printed on bag
Nomad · Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Costa Rica Entre Ríos

Caramel·chocolate·citrus

Sold outMedium roastWashedSingle origin
RM 105 250g - August 10
Roasted to order in KL, ships within 24 hours of roasting
At its peak 7–30 days after roasting
100% specialty arabica, fully traceable

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Free shipping from RM 80 (Peninsula MY)Roast date printed on the bagBeans not right? Free replacement, no questions asked
The passport As declared by the roaster
Processing
Washed
Roast level
Medium roast
Roasted for
Espresso
Tasting notes
Caramel, chocolate, citrus
About this coffee

Imported from Barcelona — we find these beans drink best 2–3 weeks after the roast date

Milk chocolate, caramel and dates from Aquiares

Costa Rica Entre Ríos is a washed single origin from the Aquiares farm in Costa Rica, grown by Diego Robelo and his family between 1,100 and 1,400 metres above sea level. This is the espresso-line lot from Nomad, roasted in Barcelona. The listed notes are milk chocolate, caramel and dates.

Tasting Notes

Milk Chocolate · Caramel · Dates
Nomad describes the cup as very full-bodied, balanced and smooth. It has notes of orange and dates, sweetness carrying chocolate and caramel, and a long cherry aftertaste with a touch of fruit to it.

Coffee Details

Origin Costa Rica
Farm Aquiares
Producer Diego Robelo and family
Variety Marsellesa, Obatá
Processing Washed
Altitude 1,100–1,400 MASL
Harvest Season 2025/26
Line Espresso line
Tasting Notes Milk Chocolate, Caramel, Dates

About This Coffee

Aquiares sits on the Turrialba volcano's slopes, and no other coffee plantation in Costa Rica covers a single unbroken block this large — one continuous estate rather than a patchwork of separate plots. Waterways run across the land, linking the two rivers that bound the farm, the Turrialba and the Aquiares.

The farm is owned and run by Diego Robelo and his family. Nomad has bought from Aquiares for nine years running.

This lot is a washed preparation of Marsellesa and Obatá.

How to Brew

Method Espresso
Ratio 1:2
Coffee 18g
Water 36g in the cup
Water Temperature 93°C
Total Brew Time 26–30 seconds

Our house starting point — these are our own figures, not Nomad's.

Start at 18g in, 36g out, in about 28 seconds, then adjust from there. If the shot tastes sharp or thin, grind finer or push the temperature up a degree; if it turns dry and bitter, coarsen the grind or shorten the shot.

How Much Coffee Is in a Bag?

A 250g bag gives you roughly 14 double espressos at 18g a shot. If you brew it as filter at 15g a cup, it is closer to 16 cups.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this better for espresso or filter?
This is the espresso-line lot from Nomad. It will still brew as filter if that is the kit you have.

What does it taste like?
Milk chocolate and caramel, dates through the middle, orange and a long cherry aftertaste. Nomad calls it sweet, balanced and smooth.

How fresh is the coffee?
Nomad roast in Barcelona and we ship on arrival, so these are not KL-roasted beans. In our experience the beans are drinking at their best around 2–3 weeks past the roast date.

What does washed processing mean?
The fruit is stripped off the bean before drying, so the coffee dries as clean parchment instead of inside its own pulp. You lose the heavy fermented fruitiness of a natural and gain clarity, a cleaner sweetness and a more predictable cup.

New to our international roasters? Try a Taster Box before committing to a full bag, or look at Office & Bulk Coffee if you are brewing for a crowd. Free shipping within Peninsular Malaysia on orders over RM80 (RM150 East Malaysia).

— Nomad
Make the most of it

Brew it well

Espresso

Dose
18 – 19 g
Yield
35 – 38 g
Time
25 – 35 s
Water
93 – 94 °C

Precision baskets (18–22 g) are easier to extract properly, with noticeably more sweetness in the cup.

Let it rest.These beans drink best 7–30 days after the roast date printed on the bag.
Pour-over brewing
Brew guides on the blog

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