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Add a review- 4.7/5
Lots of stems and a nice, even Argentine-style cut. As for the aroma, you can pick up a bit of orange, but it definitely doesn’t dominate. It stays more in the background. I’d say that calling it “orange-flavored” in the name is quite an ex
- 5.0/5
This has quickly become one of my favorite yerbas. It has just the right balance of bitterness and smokiness, and it holds up for long sessions without needing to be replaced. Definitely one of the best Paraguayan yerbas I’ve tried.
- 4.3/5
Initially, a herbal note emerges, reminiscent of mint. Then, a hay aroma emerges, wrapped in smoke. The finish is sweet, and the whole thing melds into a cardboard-like flavor.
Argentina
Original
Liebig
Liebig Original is a yerba mate from Argentina. Its cut is described as “medium cut (medium sized leaves)”. Its flavor profile is described as “slightly sweet, light smoky bitterness, pleasant”.
Brazil
Centenaria Tradicional
Seleme
Seleme Centenaria Tradicional is a yerba mate from Brazil. It represents the “Uruguayan” style. Its cut is described as “fine (powdery), leaf only”. Its flavor profile is described as “biscuit, malty, strong bitterness”.
Argentina
Despalada
Andresito
Andresito Despalada is an organic yerba mate from Argentina. It represents the “Despalada” style. Its cut is described as “despalada”. Its flavor profile is described as “intense, malty, cereal”. Its recorded certification is “organic”.
Argentina
Con Palo
Aguantadora
Aguantadora Con Palo is a yerba mate from Argentina. It represents the “Pure” style. Its cut is described as “con palo”. Its drying method is described as “not smoke dried (sin humo)”. Its flavor profile is described as “pronounced, balanced bitterness, not intense bitterness”.
Argentina
Tradicional Organica
Porongo
Porongo Tradicional Organica is an organic yerba mate from Argentina. It represents the “Traditional” style. Its cut is described as “mixed sizes: larger and medium leaves and stems”. Its flavor profile is described as “forest, hay, grainy”. Its recorded certification is “organic”.
Argentina
Despalada
Playadito
Playadito Despalada is a yerba mate from Argentina. It represents the “Despalada” style. Its cut is described as “despalada”. Its flavor profile is described as “intense bitterness, acidity, strong stimulation”.
Argentina
Flor de Obera
Flor de Obera
Flor de Obera is a yerba mate from Argentina. It represents the “Traditional” style. Its cut is described as “fine cut with medium and large sticks”. Its flavor profile is described as “slightly smoky, bitter, coniferous/woody”.
Brazil
23
Meta Mate
Meta Mate 23 is an organic yerba mate from Brazil. It represents the “Traditional” style. Its ingredients include yerba mate leaves and stems (Ilex paraguariensis). Its cut is described as “medium grind (medium milled)”. Its drying method is described as “air dried”. Its flavor profile is described as “wafer-like and biscuit-like, toasty, with mild roasted bitterness”.
Argentina
Original
Sabrosa
Sabrosa Original is the 250 g yerba mate in a green and yellow pack. The leaves are sourced from Argentina; Kabour International Group offers the brand for the Syrian market. Kabour describes Sabrosa as smooth and balanced.
Argentina
Soluble
Amanda
Amanda Soluble is an Argentine instant mate made from dried infusion, with maltodextrin. The powder dissolves in hot or cold water and leaves no loose leaves to filter, so no bombilla is needed. A 130 g jar provides approximately 65 servings at the suggested 2 g dose.
Brazil
Chá Mate Tostado
Mate Real
Chá Mate Real Tostado is a Brazilian infusion made from toasted yerba mate. Roasting gives it a character reminiscent of nuts, almonds, cocoa and coffee. It can be served hot, chilled or with milk; the producer’s method is to steep it in boiling water and strain before serving.
Brazil
Absinth
Mate Green
Mate Green Absinth is a herbal blend based on coarse, unsmoked Brazilian yerba mate. Its current recipe combines 95% yerba mate with mint, fennel fruit, 1% wormwood and natural flavouring. The infusion is intense, herbal and refreshing. The brand markets this formulation as a dietary supplement.
Brazil
Potente
Mate Green
Mate Green Potente, also sold as Temperamento Intenso, combines Brazilian green yerba mate with catuaba, Siberian ginseng, lapacho and muira puama. Yerba mate makes up 93% of the blend. Coarse leaves dried with hot air contain little dust, giving an aromatic herbal infusion with restrained bitterness.
Argentina
Molienda Fina
Mate Rojo
Mate Rojo Molienda Fina combines Argentine yerba aged naturally for eighteen months with a finer, Uruguayan-style milling. Small leaf particles are mixed with medium and coarse stems. The expressive infusion brings grassy, woody and cereal notes, pronounced bitterness and a lightly smoky finish.
Argentina
10 Extra Suave Molienda Gruesa
Mate Rojo
Mate Rojo 10 Extra Suave Molienda Gruesa is a pure Argentine yerba mate with coarse leaves, a small amount of stems and very little dust. The gentle opening develops into a fuller, creamy infusion with woody, tea-like and nutty notes. Its restrained bitterness suits beginners; the package recommends both hot mate and tereré.
Argentina
10 Compuesta con Hierbas
Mate Rojo
Mate Rojo 10 Compuesta con Hierbas is an Argentine blend of yerba mate, peperina and mint, without added flavourings. Medium and fine leaves, stems and a moderate amount of dust produce a strongly minty infusion. Tea-like, woody and creamy notes remain perceptible beneath the herbs; it suits both hot mate and tereré.
