Ximango Chimarrao Moida Grossa

Brazil

Ervateira Bonetes Chimarrao Origens Nativa is a yerba mate from Brazil. It represents the “Chimarrão” style. Its cut is described as “very finely ground leaves with some medium stems”. Its flavor profile is described as “fresh, tea-like, woody”.

Brazil

Gaucha da Serra Tradicional is a yerba mate from Brazil. It represents the “Chimarrão” style. Its ingredients include yerba mate (Ilex paraguariensis) leaves and small twigs. Its cut is described as “finely ground / mączysty (chimarrão style)”. Its drying method is described as “sapeco (heat treated to stop oxidation)”. Its flavor profile is described as “grassy, juicy-green, slight bitterness”.

Brazil

Lago Verde Nativa is a yerba mate from Brazil. It represents the “Chimarrão” style. Its ingredients include erva mate (yerba mate). Its cut is described as “very fine (chimarrão style)”. Its drying method is described as “not smoked”. Its flavor profile is described as “fresh, herbaceous, nettle-like”.

Brazil

Putinguense Chimarrao is a yerba mate from Brazil. It represents the “Chimarrão” style. Its cut is described as “very finely ground green leaves with larger stick pieces (chimarrão style)”. Its flavor profile is described as “plant-like, nettle-like, tea-like”. Its recorded certification is “FSC (via IMAFLORA)”.

Brazil

Cultyvada Menta is a Brazilian chimarrão-style yerba with added spearmint, vacuum-packed to preserve freshness. The finely ground bright green blend includes some medium stems and an intense mint aroma dominating a sweet, cookie-like background. The infusion is creamy and mint-forward, reminiscent of mint chocolates, while retaining the chimarrão base character.

Brazil

Yacuy Red Fruits Chimarrao is a yerba mate from Brazil. It represents the “Chimarrão” style. Its ingredients include yerba mate, dried fruits, anise and flavoring. Its cut is described as “very finely ground leaves with some larger stems (chimarrão)”.