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Reviews (4)
Kevin B
My first chima experience. I enjoy the flavor of this Erva. Very fresh and grassy nutty taste. Almost reminiscent of an ito en tea bag I used to purchase at Costco. It has that fresh nutty green taste with an inexplicable umami much like a matcha. I enjoy the fresh and light taste but if you are looking for a big caffeine kick I would stay with Uruguayan Yerba
Kyle Pinnell
First time trying chimarrão. I usually mix it with traditional Argentine cuts so it’s not a pain to drink/clogs the bombilla every time. Super smooth, I would love to experimenting with Brazilian-style mate.
Matt LauraTop reviewer
My first chimarrao, and it was a nice place to start. Very grassy, green, and fresh with not much bitterness. Would recommend to beginners.
Jake Warner
A beautiful chimarrão, the flavor is amazing and it is very simple to put together. I would recommend this to everyone wanting to try chimarrão!
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