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FD (Rio Itambey) FD Aviva
FD (Rio Itambey)

FD (Rio Itambey) FD Aviva

Paraguay

FD Aviva is a limited-series yerba produced by Rio Itambey featuring large, coarsely cut leaf pieces with almost no stems or dust. The leaves are dried in an electric oven, avoiding any smoke contact, resulting in a mild, planty and creamy flavor with gentle sweetness. It is positioned as an easy-drinking, non-bitter option suitable for those who dislike dust and heavy smoke notes.

Water temperature70-75 CCutCoarseComposition100% yerba mateStemsWith stemsStyletraditional (non-smoked, leaf-heavy)

Basic information

This mate is listed as traditional (non-smoked, leaf-heavy) style, from Paraguay, and made from yerba mate only. Leaf structure shows coarse cut and with stems. Processing notes mention electric oven (no smoke) drying. Declared profile points to traditional (non-smoked, leaf-heavy).

Origin country: Paraguay

  • plant-like
  • creamy
  • mild bitterness
  • smooth
  • mild fresh vegetal
  • light sweetness

How to prepare?

Traditional hot yerba mate preparation

Water temperature
70-75 C

Do not use boiling water

Start with smaller pours until the mound settles

For smokier blends, smaller pours keep the balance cleaner

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FAQ

What is the origin of FD Aviva?

FD Aviva is listed with origin country: Paraguay.

What flavor profile does FD Aviva have?

FD Aviva is described as traditional (non-smoked, leaf-heavy).

Is FD Aviva beginner friendly?

This product is not explicitly flagged as beginner friendly.

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