- Country: El Salvador
- Region: Tolima
- Producer: Diego Baraona
- Farm: Los Pirineos
- Elevation: 1400 meters
- Variety: Red bourbon
- Process: Washed
- Roast: Medium
Each coffee is roasted to order
Los Pirineos farm is operated by fifth-generation coffee producer Diego Baraona.
Diego took the helm at the farm in 2020 following his father’s passing and now works to carry on the tradition and legacy of not only his father Gilberto, but also the more than 130 years of experience, history, and knowledge that his family has in coffee cultivation.
While quality is certainly important at Los Pirineos, Diego keeps an eye toward environmental and social responsibility as well. All the water used in the production and processing of the coffee comes from collected rainwater. Bees are also kept on site, both to produce honey and to contribute to the local ecosystem in a variety of ways. Diego employs around 60 people on the farm and works to ensure that the people who harvest the coffee also work on other projects year-round for consistent, sustainable work. Additionally, all the coffee at Los Pirineos is shade-grown under trees planted by Diego’s father, Gilberto, which provide not only quality growing conditions for the coffee, but also additional habitat space for local fauna.
At The Farm
Every year, the Navarro team travels to Finca Los Pirineos, high on the slopes of the Tecapa Volcano, to walk the rows with Diego Baraona and hand-select the beans behind several of our roasts. Here's a look inside.
Finca Los Pirineos
Emely Navarro with Diego Baraona in front of the Tecapa Volcano.
Exploring The Farm
A ripe coffee cherry, straight from the branch
Dry Patios
High between two peaks, the drying beds catch constant wind and twelve hours of sun daily — perfect for Honey and Natural processing."
Picking The Coffee
After learning about the farm, it's time to try the coffee and pick our beans for the upcoming year!
Same Coffee, Different Tastes
Three of our roasts- El Original, Necesito Más, and Claro Que Sí - all come from the same beans, grown by Diego Baraona at Finca Los Pirineos. But how they are processed and roasted gives each one a completely different personality. Compare them below to find your favorite
How To Brew
Standard instructions so you can brew the best coffee at home
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Your Questions, Answered
No, we sell coffee from several family owned farms in El Salvador. At Navarro Coffee Co., our goal is to spotlight different farms so everyone can taste the range of coffee flavors across El Salvador.
We always explain which farm we sourced our coffee from in the description of each roast. Currently, our specialty roast, Monte Cielo, is 100% from the Navarro family farm.
Navarro Coffee Co. is more than a coffee brand — it’s a direct connection to generations of coffee farming in El Salvador.
We are multi-generation farmers, and we’re working to source the majority of our coffee from other family-owned farms, including the Navarro family's Finca Monte Cielo. That means we’re not just selling coffee: we’re sharing our heritage, our land, and the care that goes into every harvest.
Navarro Coffee Co. LLC currently ships within the United States only.
All shipping rates are calculated at checkout based on your location and the shipping method selected.
Orders are processed in the order they are received. Once your order has shipped, you will receive tracking information so you can follow your package’s journey.
From time to time, Navarro Coffee Co. may offer shipping promotions, including free shipping for orders over a specified amount. These promotions are subject to change or end at any time without notice.
Navarro Coffee Co. LLC is not responsible for shipments impacted by circumstances beyond our control, including but not limited to:
- Carrier delays
- Weather or natural disasters
- Force majeure events
- Air or ground transportation strikes
- Transfers between carriers
- Service interruptions
Navarro Coffee Co. LLC is also not responsible for any additional fees, charges, or delays that may occur during transit.
Due to the perishable nature of coffee, all sales are final. Navarro Coffee Co. does not accept returns or exchanges.
If your order arrives damaged or there is an issue with your shipment, please contact us promptly at info@navarrocoffee.com with your order number and photos of the issue, and we will do our best to make it right.
Yes — Navarro Coffee Co. offers wholesale coffee! We’re excited to make our specialty El Salvador-sourced coffees available in 5 lb wholesale bags for cafes, restaurants, offices, retailers, or anyone who wants larger quantities of great coffee.
Our wholesale coffees include our Light Roast, Medium Roast, Espresso, and Monte Cielo specialty roast — all roasted with care and pride and available for shipping nationwide within the United States.
If you’re interested in placing a wholesale order or learning more about pricing and availability, email info@navarrocoffee.com and our team will get back to you with details.
We’d love to hear from you! If you have questions, feedback, or need assistance with an order, you can reach out to at info@navarrocoffee.com. We will get back to you as soon as we can!
Working with Navarro Coffee Co. means working with real people who genuinely care about coffee, relationships, and community.
We believe partnerships should feel collaborative, supportive, and personal — not transactional. Whether you’re a café, retailer, or business, we take the time to understand your needs and help you choose coffees that fit your customers and your vision.