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Aurora de la Paz capsule

Original Limited Edition Espresso (40 ml · 1.4 fl oz) Discontinued

Aurora de la Paz

A COFFEE REDISCOVERED

Aurora de la Paz is a Nespresso Original capsule with an intensity of 5. It is no longer listed in any market we track.

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Price history

Filled markers are recorded price or stock changes per capsule; hollow markers are additional archived sightings that confirmed the same local price. A line spans only dates on which the listing kept being seen, gaps mean continuity is not established, and dashed stretches are periods observed out of stock.

Price over time — Aurora de la PazPrice per capsule: United States held steady from $1.25 to $1.25; Portugal held steady from $0.48 to $0.48.$0.40$0.63$0.87$1.10$1.33Feb 2017Jul 2017Nov 2017Apr 2018Aug 2018Dec 2018Portugal — $0.48 on 23 Feb 2017United States — $1.25 on 31 Dec 2018$1.25

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Years on sale

Calendar years in which we recorded this capsule on sale in at least one market. An empty covered year means no sale was recorded in the markets and sources we cover, not proof that it was absent from every country.

  1. 2017
  2. 2018
  3. 2019
  4. 2020
  5. 2021
  6. 2022
  7. 2023
  8. 2024
  9. 2025
  10. 2026

on sale not seen No data collected · seen in 2 years

Taste profile

Intensity
5/13

A round and balanced profile, offering complex notes of candied fruits and toasted cereals.

Flavour notes

About this coffee

Origin

100% Arabica coffee from a unique terroir close to the jungle in the Caquetá region in Colombia.

Roasting

Separate roasting of the beans brings out the complex character of Aurora de la Paz. About half of the coffee is long and medium roasted unveiling its balanced and candied fruit aromatic.

The rest of the coffee is also long but much darker roasted enhancing the toasted cereal notes and the intensity of the coffee.

Ratings

Community rating

4.6/5

from 5 opinions Limited evidence — treat as indicative only.

Summary of what people say: This capsule is an exceptional, highly memorable coffee with a rich character that compares favourably with other Original Line coffees. Its distinctive profile makes it especially appealing to people who enjoy fuller, more expressive cups.

  • A favourite for many coffee drinkers
  • Distinctive and highly memorable

What people say

  • It’s too bad they’re out of the Vintage 2014, because that and the Aurora de la Paz (was sent this by a friend in Portugal as it released there), are basically what Rosabaya should be, but often isn’t.

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  • As I continued to drink the Aurora, I realized it was what I reached for each day. It’s what I wanted to smell brewing, which is an underrated experience IMO.

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  • None. It’s a class above anything that is available for the classic right now.

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  • Only commenting on OL, as I don’t know about Vertuo: they brought back the Cafecito de Cuba variety for a while; that was a limited edition flavour. I still long for Aurora de la Paz and I don’t think that is ever coming back.

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  • I loved Aurora de la Paz and sad to see it go.

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Common questions

What is the intensity of Aurora de la Paz?

Aurora de la Paz has an intensity of 5 on the manufacturer's scale and is intended for a Espresso (40 ml) cup size.

Which machines does Aurora de la Paz fit?

Aurora de la Paz is an Original-line capsule and fits Original machines. It does not fit Vertuo machines, which use a different capsule shape.

Is Aurora de la Paz a capsule or a coffee pod?

Both words describe the same thing. The manufacturer calls them capsules, and English-language stores also say coffee pods; Aurora de la Paz is one sealed portion of ground coffee either way. This site says "capsule" throughout only for consistency — searching for "Aurora de la Paz pods" and "Aurora de la Paz capsules" will find the same coffee.

What does Aurora de la Paz taste like?

The published flavour notes for Aurora de la Paz are balanced.

What cup size is Aurora de la Paz brewed at?

Storefronts list Aurora de la Paz at Espresso (40 ml).

When was Aurora de la Paz on sale?

We recorded Aurora de la Paz on sale between 2017 and 2018. Years without a record are shown as gaps; they mean our covered sources did not confirm a sale, not that absence in every country is proven.

What is similar to Aurora de la Paz?

The closest matches we hold are Apple Crumble, TANIM de Chiapas Mexico, Suluja ti South Sudan, scored on cup size, flavour notes, intensity and the published sensory profile.

Can you still buy Aurora de la Paz?

Aurora de la Paz is no longer sold in any market we track; it was last seen on 19 January 2021. Remaining stock sometimes appears on marketplace resellers.

Price in every market

Published retail price in each market. The comparison column converts them to one currency so they can be read side by side.

CountryPack pricePer capsulePer capsule ($)StockStore
Portugal no longer sold last price seen Feb 2017 €4.55 / 10 capsules €0.46 $0.53 Last priced Feb 2017 Open
United States + tax no longer sold last price seen Dec 2018 $12.50 / 10 capsules $1.25 $1.25 Last priced Dec 2018 Open
Australia no longer sold — — — — Open

Rows marked “no longer sold” show the last price we recorded before the listing was withdrawn — sometimes years ago. They are excluded from the averages and rankings.