pacamara & mandela · espresso coffee bundle
2 × 200 g whole beans · 400 g total
two naturally processed colombian coffees from café granja la esperanza, roasted in berlin for espresso. this bundle pairs pacamara with mandela in two separate 200 g bags. compare cacao, spice and citrus with dark chocolate and berry notes.
included in the bundle
1 × pacamara colombia 200 g
1 × mandela colombia 200 g
bundle value
current price when purchased separately: €40.00
bundle price: €36.00
save €4.00 (10%) compared with buying these bags individually.
the comparison is with the current prices of the individual products, not a previous price for this bundle.
compare the profiles
pacamara combines cacao and spice with grapefruit and cranberry. mandela offers a dark-chocolate and berry profile with a smooth medium body. both are medium-roasted for espresso.
pacamara natural
farm: las margaritas
flavour: cacao, nutmeg, grapefruit and cranberry
acidity: medium-soft
body: round, creamy and rich
finish: lingering cacao
roast: medium · 58 agt
mandela natural
farm: las margaritas
flavour: dark chocolate, blueberry and blackberry
acidity: medium-soft
body: smooth, consistent and medium
finish: sweet and clean
roast: medium · 55 agt
taste balance & preparation
compare sweetness, acidity, bitterness and body using the individual cebe coffee cards. each linked product page includes its complete sensory profile and taste balance chart. these coffees are roasted for espresso; adjust your preparation to each coffee rather than assuming one recipe will suit every bag.
full coffee profiles
pacamara colombia 200 g
mandela colombia 200 g
product information
country: colombia
producer: café granja la esperanza
processing: natural
format: whole-bean roasted coffee
net weight: 2 × 200 g (400 g total)
roasted by: cebe coffee roasters, berlin
roasting expertise
masih mansouri, our manager and roaster, is a licensed q instructor and holds the sca roastery diploma.
sensory information is based on the individual cebe coffee information cards. tasting notes describe sensory impressions, not added ingredients.
choosing between pacamara and mandela? read our pacamara vs mandela comparison before tasting them side by side.