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nutty yerba mate
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- Products
- 12
- Brands
- 11
- Origins
- 3
- Smoked
- 6
- Organic
- 4
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Argentina
Kraus Tradicional
Kraus
Kraus Tradicional: Argentina yerba mate with bitter, astringent, grassy notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Bitter · Grassy

Argentina
As de Bastos Especial
As de Bastos
As de Bastos Especial is a yerba mate from Argentina. It represents the “Herbal blend” style. Its cut is described as “medium cut”. Its drying method is described as “barbacua de cinta (heat without smoke contact)”. Its flavor profile is described as “vegetal-acidic, citrus-like, wafer-like”.
With additions · Grassy · Citrus

Paraguay
Caballo Negro Tradicional Premium
Caballo Negro
Caballo Negro Tradicional Premium: Paraguay yerba mate with grainy, nutty, intense notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Smoked · For tereré · Grainy · Nutty

Argentina
As de Bastos Tradicional
As de Bastos
As de Bastos Tradicional: Argentina yerba mate with plant acidity, wafers-like bitterness, nutty-wafer finish notes.
Smoked · Bitter · Smoky

Argentina
La Dicha Barbacua
La Dicha
La Dicha Barbacua: Argentina yerba mate with woody, smoky, cocoa bitterness notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Smoked · Woody · Smoky

Brazil
Meta Mate 23
Meta Mate
Meta Mate 23: Brazil yerba mate with wafer-like and biscuit-like, toasty, with mild roasted bitterness notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Organic · With additions · Nutty · Bitter

Brazil
Barao Tipo Argentina
Barao
Barao Tipo Argentina: Brazil yerba mate with wood, seasoned wood, fresh vegetal notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Woody · Grassy

Argentina
Salam Despalada
Salam
Salam Despalada: Argentina yerba mate with smoky, burnt caramel, woody notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Smoked · Smoky · Woody

Argentina
Aguantadora Seleccion Especial
Aguantadora
Aguantadora Seleccion Especial: Argentina yerba mate with strong smoky, smoky, warmed notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Smoked · Smoky · Grainy

Argentina
Porongo Tradicional Organica
Porongo
Porongo Tradicional Organica: Argentina yerba mate with forest, hay, grainy notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Organic · Hay-like · Grainy

Argentina
Isondu Tradicional
Isondu
Isondu Tradicional: Argentina yerba mate with smoky, bitter, minty notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Smoked · Organic · Smoky · Nutty

Argentina
Fidel Moringa Original
Fidel
Fidel Moringa Original: Argentina yerba mate with vegetal, nutty, light sweetness notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Organic · With additions · Herbal · Grassy
Compare at a glance
| Product | Origin | Brand | Profile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kraus Tradicional | Argentina | Kraus | Bitter · Grassy |
| As de Bastos Especial | Argentina | As de Bastos | With additions · Grassy · Citrus |
| Caballo Negro Tradicional Premium | Paraguay | Caballo Negro | Smoked · For tereré · Grainy · Nutty |
| As de Bastos Tradicional | Argentina | As de Bastos | Smoked · Bitter · Smoky |
| La Dicha Barbacua | Argentina | La Dicha | Smoked · Woody · Smoky |
| Meta Mate 23 | Brazil | Meta Mate | Organic · With additions · Nutty · Bitter |
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Questions and answers
Which origin appears most often?
Argentina is the most common origin among these products.
Which brands appear most often?
As de Bastos is the most common brand among these products.