Origin guide
Argentina yerba mate
Compare yerba mate produced in Argentina by brand, flavor direction, cut, drying method, and other details recorded on each product profile.
- Products
- 12
- Brands
- 6
- Origins
- 1
- Smoked
- 3
- Organic
- 8
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Argentina
Kraus Gaucho Sin Palo
Kraus
Kraus Gaucho Sin Palo: Argentina yerba mate with strong, bitter notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Organic · Bitter
Argentina
Rosamonte Despalada
Rosamonte
Rosamonte Despalada: Argentina yerba mate with waffle-like bitterness, plant acidity, sweet-vegetal breeze notes.
Smoked · Organic · With additions · Bitter · Grassy
Argentina
Rosamonte Suave
Rosamonte
Rosamonte Suave: Argentina yerba mate with mild bitterness, wood, slightly vegetal-acidic notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Smoked · Organic · Woody · Bitter
Argentina
Aguantadora 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”.
Distinctive · Bitter
Argentina
Cuatro Caminos Organica
Cuatro Caminos
Cuatro Caminos Organica: Argentina yerba mate with green, intense leaf aroma notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Organic · Grassy
Argentina
Kraus Tradicional
Kraus
Kraus Tradicional: Argentina yerba mate with bitter, astringent, grassy notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Bitter · Grassy
Argentina
Kraus Organic Pure Leaf
Kraus
Kraus Organic Pure Leaf: Argentina yerba mate with strong, fresh, creamy notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Organic · Refreshing · Creamy
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
Argentina
Kraus Organic
Kraus
Kraus Organic: Argentina yerba mate with woody, cereal, velvety bitterness notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Organic · With additions · Woody · Grainy
Argentina
Yerba Madre Mate Bags
Yerba Madre
Yerba Madre Mate Bags: Argentina yerba mate with full-bodied, smooth, earthy aromas notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Organic · Earthy · Herbal
Argentina
Yerba Madre Traditional Loose Leaf
Yerba Madre
Yerba Madre Traditional Loose Leaf: Argentina yerba mate with full-bodied, smooth, earthy aromas notes. Compare profile, cut, preparation and photos.
Organic · Earthy · Herbal
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
Compare at a glance
| Product | Origin | Brand | Profile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kraus Gaucho Sin Palo | Argentina | Kraus | Organic · Bitter |
| Rosamonte Despalada | Argentina | Rosamonte | Smoked · Organic · With additions · Bitter · Grassy |
| Rosamonte Suave | Argentina | Rosamonte | Smoked · Organic · Woody · Bitter |
| Aguantadora Con Palo | Argentina | Aguantadora | Distinctive · Bitter |
| Cuatro Caminos Organica | Argentina | Cuatro Caminos | Organic · Grassy |
| Kraus Tradicional | Argentina | Kraus | Bitter · Grassy |
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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?
Kraus is the most common brand among these products.
