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Playadito Despalada is a premium stem-free version that delivers deeper complexity than the Traditional. This refined variant removes most stems through mechanical sifting, concentrating the flavor into a more sophisticated blend ideal for experienced mate drinkers seeking earthy depth without excessive sweetness.
What does Playadito Despalada taste like?
Playadito Despalada tastes richer and more complex than the Traditional, with less floral sweetness and more prominent molasses-like and caramel undertones. The flavor profile features subtle honey and toffee notes balanced with distinct caramel and nut flavors that create a full-bodied experience. While still smooth, it offers more intensity and earthiness than the honey-forward Traditional, making it ideal for those who appreciate concentrated leaf flavor with genuine depth rather than pure sweetness.
About the manufacturer
Despalada products come from the same Cooperativa Agrícola de la Colonia Liebig that has been producing Playadito since 1979. The cooperative's commitment to quality includes careful leaf selection and additional mechanical processing to ensure consistent stem removal below 5%. The 12-month aging process develops the characteristic richness and balance that sets Despalada apart, maintaining the cooperative's reputation for excellence across its entire product line.
How do you prepare Playadito Despalada?
Playadito Despalada is prepared identically to traditional Argentine mate: fill your gourd about two-thirds with the loose yerba, pour hot water (70-80°C), insert the bombilla, and enjoy!
Playadito Traditional is a soft, naturally sweet yerba mate from the heritage-rich Argentinian Cooperativa Liebig. With nearly a century of cooperative expertise behind it, this classic blend delivers an exceptionally balanced profile that is perfect for anyone new to mate or looking for an approachable, calming experience.
What does Playadito Traditional taste like?
Playadito Traditional tastes remarkably sweet and mild for a yerba mate, with clear notes of honey, sugar cane and subtle undertones of sweet tobacco. The flavour profile is soft and naturally gentle, with refined floral nuances reminiscent of green tea, woody tones and a clean finish without sharpness. Despite the soft sweetness it never feels artificial or overly sugary; the flavour comes straight from the plant itself, thanks to traditional processing and a minimum of 12 months of ageing.
About the producer
Playadito is produced by Cooperativa Agrícola de la Colonia Liebig, founded in 1926 by German, Ukrainian and Polish immigrant families in the province of Corrientes, Argentina. The cooperative has since become one of the oldest and most respected yerba mate producers in Argentina, with more than 130 affiliated agricultural producers and an annual output of 36 million kilos of yerba mate.
How do you drink Playadito Traditional?
You prepare Playadito Traditional the classic Argentinian way: fill a traditional gourd about two thirds with the loose yerba and then pour hot water at 70-80°C over it.
Compound
Yerba mate with the highest proportion of native leaves and a good balance between powder and stick. 100% natural product without artificial additives of preservatives or other chemicals, so that during the year there may be slight variations in taste.
Yield
Thanks to the properties of its composition, this product offers the consumer a long-lasting taste during consumption. To achieve this performance, it is important to take into account the tips for preparing mate.
Taste
The composition provides a bitter and intense
taste, typical of REI VERDE Yerba Mate
The pack contains 50 bags.
Rosamonte's stemless variant: powerful, energetic and surprisingly balanced despite the sin palo profile. Long ageing (12-18 months) combined with coarsely milled leaf creates something unusual: it tastes more approachable than typical sin palo mates, yet delivers real energy and character. This is your morning mate.
What does Rosamonte Despalada taste like?
Rosamonte Despalada tastes surprisingly approachable for a sin palo version: quite unusual for Argentinian yerba mate, with an oily aroma reminiscent of extra virgin olive oil, bitter-savoury notes and earthy, plummy undertones with minimal smokiness despite the barbacuá drying. The flavour profile is nicely balanced between bitter and sweet, with notes of olive oil, a touch of tobacco, black tea and subtle herbal and woody nuances. The powerful but pleasant bitterness is well balanced by sweetness, giving a relatively straightforward mate with a quick finish that invites a brisk drinking pace.
About the producer
Rosamonte Despalada is produced using Rosamonte's signature barbacuá drying method, followed by 12-18 months of ageing, which develops complexity while softening the sharpness. The coarse mill is a typical Rosamonte trait, and despite a leaf content above 90%, the long ageing and careful production deliver a balanced flavour rather than pure intensity. The company's modern facilities and quality laboratory guarantee consistent results from batch to batch, while the focus on seedling selection and optimal growing conditions ensures superior plants from the very start.
How do you drink Rosamonte Despalada?
Fill your gourd about two thirds with Rosamonte Despalada, tilt it and add lukewarm water down the sloped side. Then add hot water at 70-75°C (temperature control is essential; precision gives the best flavour balance and the longest session). Refill with hot water; you will get 20-25 refills with energetic flavour. The flavours develop less dramatically over the session, but the consistent quality and the perfect morning energy make this variety more than worth it.
Rosamonte's organic variant: a naturally energising experience in a handy resealable doypack, ideal for everyday mate drinkers looking for quality, convenience and organic certification. This is a grown-up mate for enthusiasts who want the beloved Rosamonte character with the benefits of an organic product.
What does Rosamonte Organica taste like?
Rosamonte Organica delivers the authentic Rosamonte flavour signature: an earthy base with clear smoky notes thanks to traditional barbacuá drying. The taste is powerful and soft at once, with a mild bitterness — exactly the character Rosamonte is known for, but in an organically certified version, grown without chemicals or pesticides. The flavour profile stays true to the brand's commitment to a deep, balanced and complex taste, developed through careful processing and ageing.
About the producer
Rosamonte Organica is produced using Rosamonte's signature methods while meeting organic certification standards, grown without pesticides or artificial fertilisers. The combination of a commitment to quality and organic farming practices results in a product that appeals to health-conscious consumers and traditional mate lovers alike.
How do you drink Rosamonte Organica?
You prepare Rosamonte Organica the same way as any other Rosamonte: fill your gourd, add lukewarm water, then hot water at 70-80°C, and drink through your bombilla. The resealable packaging keeps the mate fresh between sessions, and the handy format saves you from wrestling with large bulk packs. Perfect for mate sessions at the office or on the move.
Discover the rich and refined taste of Rosamonte Seleccion Especial! Only the best leaves are selected for this premium variety of Rosamonte. Sealed for freshness, enjoy intense flavors every time. A powerful energy boost and antioxidants for a healthy lifestyle. Perfect for traditional use or modern infusions. Experience for yourself the passion and authenticity of Rosamonte Seleccion Especial!
Available in 0.5 kg packaging.
Pack of 1 kg
The classic expression of Rosamonte: a highly balanced, deep classic Argentinian mate flavour that comes from 12 months of ageing. Powerful without being harsh, complex without being overwhelming — Rosamonte Tradicional is the choice for experienced drinkers who value authentic smoky character and traditional Argentinian culture.
What does Rosamonte Tradicional taste like?
Rosamonte Tradicional has a highly balanced, deep classic Argentinian mate flavour, with a moderately sharp and dusty aroma carrying strong natural notes of dry wood, hay and a lightly sour character. The first impression can surprise newcomers, but once your palate adjusts, this mate reveals soft and sweet opening notes, a light pleasant bitterness, fitting fresh-sour nuances and a smoky, woody character reminiscent of black tea and dough.
About the producer
Rosamonte Tradicional is produced using the barbacuá method, the oldest traditional drying technique for yerba mate, used by the Guaraní people, in which the leaves are exposed to the heat of a wood fire for 12-24 hours — the source of that characteristic smoky flavour. Rosamonte was founded in 1936 by Demetrio Hreñuk and today runs one of the most modern drying facilities in the industry, with an advanced quality laboratory and mechanised production that ensure consistent quality.
How do you drink Rosamonte Tradicional?
Fill your gourd about two thirds to three quarters with Rosamonte Tradicional, tilt it and add lukewarm water down the sloped side. Then add hot water at around 70°C to bring out the deep, balanced flavour at its best. You can count on roughly 15 refills before the mate loses its flavour.
Sara Azul Extra Suave is the modern, refined counterpart to Sara Roja, introduced in 1998 to meet changing tastes. The extra fine mill gives a soft and delicate profile in which new flavour nuances unfold with every infusion. This one is for anyone who appreciates subtlety, evolution and a genuinely refined experience.
What does Sara Azul taste like?
Sara Azul tastes soft, delicate and layered, a real chameleon that shows new notes with every infusion. The profile is pure and fresh, with subtle nutty undertones and a grassy base. At lower temperatures it turns more syrupy, doughy and malty, with a velvety mouthfeel and nuances of cocoa. The complexity builds gradually rather than arriving all at once.
About the producer
Sara Azul comes from the same trusted Uruguayan company that has dominated the market for more than 100 years. The extra fine mill (PU1 cut) and the reduced powder content create this refined variety, processed specifically for anyone seeking softness without giving up complexity.
How do you drink Sara Azul?
Prepare Sara Azul with water at 70°C for a soft and refined tasting experience. The fine, dusty texture calls for careful preparation: position your bombilla precisely and fill the mate with attention to technique. Reckon on 750 ml to 1 litre per session, with developing flavours that reward calm, attentive drinking.
Sara Roja is a traditional Uruguayan yerba mate, beloved for its authentic and robust flavor. Packaged in a distinctive red container, this variety offers a rich and full-bodied infusion appreciated by seasoned mate drinkers and newcomers alike.
Available in 0.5 kg & 1 kg.
Soul Mate Orgánica Energia combines the highest quality Brazilian yerba mate from the organic plantation with guarana and lemongrass. The result is a strongly stimulating and delicious blend. The leaves are carefully selected and processed in a distinctive way: they are air-dried. This gives the yerba mate a refreshing and stimulating aftertaste. Lemongrass in turn has a warming effect and can be useful for pain. Soul Mate Orgánica Energia is a product of the highest quality, as demonstrated by an official organic certificate.
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More citrus means more flavor complexity. Taragui Cítricos del Litoral combines orange, mandarin, and grapefruit in one harmonious blend, creating a refreshing taste that balances fruity brightness with authentic Argentine earthiness. This is yerba mate for those who want their flavoring to have dimension and depth.
What does Taragui Citricos taste like?
Taragui Citricos tastes like dried yerba mate leaves adorned with aromas of three citrus fruits at once, orange, mandarin, and grapefruit work together to create a refreshing, harmonious profile that's both complex and balanced. The triple citrus blend combines brightness with the earthy, traditional mate foundation, creating something that feels sophisticated without being overly perfumed. It's citrus that enhances rather than masks what makes Taragui special.
About the manufacturer
Taragui Cítricos is part of Las Marías' ""Flavors of the World"" series, blending yerba from different regions of Argentina and different harvest periods for maximum complexity. The natural citrus flavorings (no artificial additives) combine with air-dried leaves verified to be PAH-free by Eurofins laboratory in Germany. These certifications and family expertise spanning 85+ years ensure consistent quality in every sip.
How do you prepare Taragui Citricos?
Prepare Cítricos using standard mate technique: fill your gourd three-quarters full with the blend, tilt and add lukewarm water, then hot water at 70-80°C. This one's absolutely ideal for tereré (cold mate) on hot summer days, as the citrus flavors really sing when served ice-cold with cold water or even fresh juice.
Nature's energy drink, without the synthetic crash. Taragui Energia draws on the strength of a summer harvest, when yerba plants naturally concentrate their caffeine. You get twice as much mateine (the natural caffeine in yerba mate) and up to 30% more xanthines than in regular Taragui, which makes this the ideal choice for athletes and anyone in need of sustained, natural energy.
What does Taragui Energia taste like?
Taragui Energia tastes powerful and pronounced, with a clear earthy character and subtle citrus undertones that balance the intensity nicely. Unlike smoke-dried mates, this air-dried variety is free of heavy smokiness and offers a fresh, agreeable flavour with herbal notes and a mild bitterness — think strong green tea rather than tobacco. The fresh, vegetal character comes through clearly, which keeps this intense yerba feeling clean and approachable despite its raw strength.
About the producer
Taragui Energia is produced by Establecimiento Las Marías, Argentina's largest yerba mate producer. They pioneered air-drying technology (SIN HUMO) to eliminate PAHs while retaining maximum flavour and energy. The summer harvest that makes Energia so distinctive is carefully processed and checked for zero agrochemicals, and meets the strictest EU food safety standards.
How do you drink Taragui Energia?
Prepare Taragui Energia the traditional way: fill your mate cup three quarters full, add lukewarm water first to stop the leaves from floating, then top up with hot water at 70-80°C. Place your bombilla and start drinking. Thanks to the high energy content you get sustained stimulation without a jittery feeling — perfect for your morning mate or as a pre-workout drink that genuinely has to perform.
The mate that convinced skeptics that flavored yerba mate can be delicious. Taragui Maracuyá Tropical combines passion fruit and orange in a light, sweet blend that bridges traditional Argentine mate with tropical fruit flavors; often called "the first flavored mate people truly enjoy." This is your entry point to exploring what mate culture offers beyond the basics.
What does Taragui Maracuya Tropical taste like?
Taragui Maracuyá Tropical tastes light and refreshing, with passion fruit and orange coming to the fore while the inherent earthy, woodsy, herbal flavors of yerba mate create harmony underneath. The overall experience is quite simple but well-executed, not too intoxicating with flavoring, maintaining the yerba mate essence while delivering genuine sweetness and tropical character. You get that classic hay and herbal quality of Argentine mate without any harsh bitterness getting in the way.
About the manufacturer
Taragui Maracuyá Tropical is produced by Establecimiento Las Marías using natural tropical fruit flavorings cultivated, harvested, and processed by specialists since 1924. The light-bodied yerba is air-dried (no smoke, no PAHs) and blended with carefully selected passion fruit and orange aromatics. Every batch undergoes laboratory verification to ensure no agrochemical residues and compliance with the strictest EU food safety standards.
How do you prepare Taragui Maracuya Tropical?
Break out your gourd and prepare Maracuyá Tropical like any traditional mate: fill three-quarters full, add lukewarm water, then hot water at around 70°C. This one truly shines as tereré (cold mate) on hot days, pour cold water over the leaves, add ice, and watch the tropical notes come alive.
For anyone ready to take the next step in mate. Taragui Sin Palo leaves the stems out and gives you pure leaf (around 90% leaf content), which makes for a richer, stronger and fuller experience. This is where you taste the real complexity seasoned mate drinkers are after.
What does Taragui Sin Palo taste like?
Taragui Sin Palo has a uniquely rich and soft flavour with the velvety, creamy texture that pure leaf delivers. You still get the smoky, earthy qualities of traditional yerba mate, but wrapped in a noticeably softer mouthfeel. The higher ratio of leaf to stem brings out more pronounced earthy notes, blended with a subtle sweetness, giving a more complex and fuller flavour than the Traditional version.
About the producer
Taragui Sin Palo comes from Establecimiento Las Marías in Corrientes, Argentina, the world's leading yerba mate producer. Since 1924 they have refined their craft with air-drying technology that eliminates carcinogenic PAHs and preserves purity without agricultural chemicals. Their vertically integrated operation gives them control over every step, from seedbed to packaging, ensuring consistent quality in every sip.
How do you drink Taragui Sin Palo?
Prepare Sin Palo the same way as any other loose yerba mate: fill your gourd three quarters full, tilt it, pour lukewarm water down the side and then add hot water at 70-80°C. Because there are fewer stems, you get a denser, more powdery texture, so a bombilla with a fine filter is preferable. Refill as soon as the flavour fades and count on a richer, more intense experience throughout the day.
When you want to taste South America without leaving your mate gourd. Taragui Naranja blends the authentic earthiness of traditional Argentine yerba mate with a refreshing burst of natural orange flavoring. This is the most exotic option from Taragui, smooth, invigorating, and perfect for anyone seeking a citrus twist on the classics.
What does Taragui Naranja taste like?
Taragui Naranja tastes like traditional Taragui mate with a delicious orange upgrade: fresh citrus notes come forward on the palate while the earthy, woodsy base keeps things grounded and balanced. The orange aroma is noticeable throughout every infusion, creating a bright, refreshing character that never overwhelms. You get the smoothness and energy of standard yerba mate wrapped in a sunny citrus flavor that begs for cold water and ice.
About the manufacturer
Taragui Naranja is crafted by Establecimiento Las Marías using their signature air-drying method that eliminates carcinogenic PAHs. The natural orange flavoring is carefully blended with the finest yerba mate leaves and stems from Corrientes, Argentina. Over 85 years of production expertise goes into every package, backed by certifications proving no agrochemical residues and full EU food safety compliance.
How do you prepare Taragui Naranja?
Taragui Naranja works beautifully both hot and cold. For traditional hot mate, fill your gourd three-quarters full, add lukewarm water, then hot water at 70-80°C, and pass it around with your bombilla. For summer tereré (cold mate), simply pour cold water or ice-cold juice over the leaves and sip through your bombilla.
The calling card of one of Argentina's most trusted yerba mate brands. Taragui Traditional is a perfectly balanced blend of leaves and stems, refined over more than 85 years. Whether you are just starting out with mate or you are a seasoned drinker, this everyday choice delivers authentic Argentinian flavour without unpleasant smoky notes.
What does Taragui Traditional taste like?
Taragui Traditional has a subtle, earthy flavour with hints of sour fruit and a lightly bready character that keeps it interesting. You notice a faint smoky undertone without it taking over; instead, the real star is that classic character of toasted dough and tobacco as it brews, followed by a bitterness reminiscent of absinthe and rye bread crust. It finishes with hints of lemon and butter, giving a simple, balanced flavour that appeals to anyone who prefers a less assertive profile.
About the producer
Taragui is produced by Establecimiento Las Marías in Corrientes, Argentina, a company that has led the yerba mate world since 1924. They were the first Argentinian producer to eliminate PAHs by using air drying instead of smoke, and they hold Rainforest Alliance and FSC certifications for sustainable forest management. The Navajas family is still at the helm, guarding that quality standard across four generations.
How do you prepare Taragui Traditional?
Fill your gourd about three quarters with Taragui Traditional, then tilt it and pour lukewarm water down the tilted side. Add hot water at 70-80°C, let it settle for a moment and then insert your bombilla. Pass it round your circle and refill with hot water as needed. The stems help the leaves pack together well without clogging your bombilla, which makes this beginner-friendly for long mate sessions.
Union's take on flavoured mate: herbs and citrus from Argentina's subtropical Litoral region, blended into a soft base that lets the natural flavours come through. Hierbas del Litoral walks that fine line between traditional and modern; it is flavoured mate for people who value balance and authenticity.
What does Union Hierbas del Litoral taste like?
Union Hierbas del Litoral has an agreeable flavour without bitterness, in which a delightful citrus blend takes the lead, while lemon verbena adds extra freshness and peppermint gives a subtle cooling effect. The added flavour is mild: the herbs and citrus complement the natural mate taste rather than dominating it. You get the soft, familiar Union base with a fresh and aromatic character: a subtle citrus mix (orange, mandarin and grapefruit in balance) supported by the earthy notes of traditional mate and rounded off with a refreshing herbal touch.
About the producer
Hierbas del Litoral is made by Establecimiento Las Marías, whose vertically integrated system safeguards quality from seedling to packaging. The blend contains lemon verbena (1.5%), peppermint (1.5%), carqueja herb (1.0%), orange (0.5%), mandarin (0.3%) and grapefruit (0.2%), plus a natural coastal aroma: 100% natural ingredients, with no artificial flavours or colours. Every component is tested and checked against the same strict quality standards that characterise Union.
How do you drink Union Hierbas del Litoral?
Prepare Hierbas del Litoral with the traditional mate method: fill your gourd three quarters full, add lukewarm water, then hot water at 70-80°C, and drink through your bombilla. This variety is also excellent as cold tereré; the citrus and herbal notes come through beautifully when served cold. Thanks to the soft flavour profile, you can drink this mate at any time of day.
Three kinds of mint meet mountain herbs in this refreshing blend. Union Hierbas Serranas brings together the cool, fresh character of Argentinian serrano herbs from the mountain region with Union's soft base, creating something more pronounced than the citrus blends while keeping the brand's signature mildness and approachability.
What does Union Hierbas Serranas taste like?
Union Hierbas Serranas tastes mild and refreshing, with three kinds of mint producing a complex cooling sensation that feels natural rather than icy. Peppermint gives the strongest mint character, while field mint and poleo add subtle nuances underneath. The cooling effect is clearly noticeable but never artificial, giving a refreshing mouthfeel that lingers pleasantly. The herbal notes are more pronounced than in the citrus blend, but the soft Union base keeps the flavour in balance, so no single element takes over.
About the producer
Hierbas Serranas combines peppermint (Mentha piperita), field mint (Mentha spp.) and poleo (Marsypianthes chamaedrys, Argentinian pennyroyal), all natural components with no artificial additions. Produced by Establecimiento Las Marías, with the same careful ingredient selection and quality control that characterise their flagship brands. The herbal components are traditionally valued for their supportive effect on digestion and their cooling properties, which makes this blend as functional as it is flavourful.
How do you drink Union Hierbas Serranas?
Prepare Serranas with the standard mate method: fill your gourd three quarters full, add lukewarm water and then hot water at 70-80°C. This mate is particularly well suited to cold tereré (recommended), where the mint flavours and the cooling effect come into their own perfectly in warm weather. The herbal cooling character combines excellently with ice. You can also use the French press method: steep 1-2 tablespoons per cup for 3-5 minutes. The mint flavours become more intense with hot water extraction, and the flavour holds up across multiple refills throughout your whole session.
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