Mexico

Mexico is cheapest in South Korea at $0.82 per capsule, and most expensive in Colombia at $1.51 per capsule, based on the latest published prices in each market.

Each market is priced separately. The gap comes from local taxes, currency movements, distribution costs and local pricing strategy — for Mexico the spread between the cheapest and dearest market is 84%.

Mexico has an intensity of 7 on the manufacturer's scale and is intended for a Coffee (230 ml) cup size.

Mexico is a Vertuo capsule and fits Vertuo machines only. Vertuo and Original capsules are physically different and are not interchangeable.

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

The published flavour notes for Mexico are roasted, spicy, woody.

Mexico is currently listed in 36 of the markets we track. Availability differs by country, and a capsule sold in one market is often absent from its neighbour.

Storefronts list Mexico at more than one size: Coffee (230 ml), Double Espresso (80 ml).

On Vertuo machines with Coffee Creations the same capsule brews a shorter, stronger cup, intended as the base for iced and milk drinks. It is an extra mode, not the only one these machines have: a normal cup is still one press. On Vertuo Next, Pop, Pop+, Lattissima and Creatista you turn it on by pressing the coffee button twice — it blinks turquoise, the mode applies to that cup only, and the machine goes back to brewing normally afterwards; Vertuo Up has a dedicated Coffee Creations button, and there the mode stays on until the machine is switched off. The size steps down one place: an Espresso capsule brews as a Ristretto (25 ml), Double Espresso and Gran Lungo brew as an Espresso (40 ml), and a Mug capsule brews as a Double Espresso (80 ml). The machine refuses the mode for Ristretto, Cold Brew Style and Carafe capsules — the mode switches off again and the barcode size is brewed — and Nespresso does not recommend it for Alto or the Coffee+ range. In the rare case that the double press does nothing, try updating the machine’s firmware from the Nespresso app. Older Vertuo models, including Vertuo Plus, brew only the size written in the barcode.

We recorded Mexico on sale between 2018 and 2026. 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.

The closest matches we hold are Forest Black, Stormio Go, Aged Sumatra, scored on cup size, flavour notes, intensity and the published sensory profile.

Yes. Mexico has also been sold as Master Origin Mexico, Master Origins Mexico.