
Stronger version than Clásica
Leaf and stem · Cut · Drying · Good for · Flavouring added? · Other herbs added? · Aged? · Grown in · Elaborated in · Packaged in
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Efren Garcia
Del Cebador Sabor Intenso—a Uruguayan-style yerba with a mix of medium and small leaf cuts and a noticeable amount of dust. Upon opening, it releases aromas of dried grass, hay, dried fruit, and wood, with no trace of smokiness. The cut is slightly coarser than the typical P.U.1 style, yet it remains a fine grind. The first sip offers a welcome, intense bitterness and tart notes—absolutely delicious. However, after several refills, the flavor settles into a consistent profile that is less bitter than at the start. I had expected a more pronounced and lingering bitterness, but this is by no means a bad or weak yerba. Rather, it is a yerba with character and body, bearing no resemblance to traditional brands like Canarias, Sara, or Baldo. To my taste, it is a fine, enjoyable yerba—distinct from the well-known brands while still remaining true to the Uruguayan style. Rating: 7/10.

Kevin B
A great Uruguayan Yerba on the fresher side. Very smooth yet still presents a strong flavor with a good caffeine kick. If you don’t like very bitter tastes I would say this is the Uruguayan Yerba for you
Matt LauraTop reviewer
I’m not the biggest fan of Uruguayan yerbas, so take this with a grain of salt, but this yerba was definitely not for me. I found it to be quite bitter and almost had a mud-like flavor to it that I had a really hard time getting past.