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Los Pirineos Pacamara
Roasted
in Oslo
· Norway ·
250g · resealable · roast date printed on bag
Tim Wendelboe · Oslo, Norway

Los Pirineos Pacamara

Sold outLight roastWashedSingle origin
RM 140 250g
Roasted in Oslo, ships within 1 week of the roast date
At its peak 2–3 weeks after roasting — built to travel
100% specialty arabica, fully traceable to the farm

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Free shipping over RM 80 (Peninsula MY)Roast date printed on the bag
The passport As declared by the roaster
Origin
El Salvador
Region
Usulután
Variety
Pacamara
Processing
Washed
Roast level
Light roast
Roasted for
Filter
The roaster’s note

Intense, fruity, distinctly Pacamara.

Diego Baraona's washed Pacamara from Los Pirineos — one of El Salvador's most celebrated farms. Tart red berries, stone fruit, and a deep dark-chocolate finish. Big-cupped beans, big flavour.

About this coffee

  • Producer: Diego Baraona
  • Farm: Los Pirineos, Tecapa-Chinameca, Usulután
  • Country: El Salvador
  • Cultivar: Pacamara
  • Process: Washed
  • Harvest: February 2025
  • Roaster: Tim Wendelboe Roastery (Oslo, Norway)
  • Roast profile: Light, filter

Tasting notes

Tart red berries · stone fruit · dark chocolate

About Tim Wendelboe

Oslo's most influential roaster since 2007. World Barista Champion. Tim has worked closely with the Baraona family at Los Pirineos for over a decade.

How to brew

Filter brewing recommended. 60–70g per litre water. Pacamara's large beans benefit from a slightly coarser grind than usual.

Part of the Tim Wendelboe — June 2026 Drop. Limited stock, freshly imported from Oslo.

— Timimported & shipped fresh by Bean Shipper
Make the most of it

Brew it the Oslo way

Filter / pour-over

Ratio
60 – 70 g / L
Grind
Medium-fine
Scale
Weigh coffee & water
Water
92 – 94 °C

Use a digital scale for both coffee and water. 60–70 g per litre depending on method, water and taste.

Let it rest.These beans peak 2–3 weeks after the roast date printed on the bag — they arrive right on time.
Pour-over brewing
Brew guides on the blog

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