Nobleza Gaucha Yerba Mate Cimarrón with Stems, 1 kg / 2.2 lb ea (6 count per box)

• Brand: Nobleza Gaucha
• Format: Traditional Argentine yerba mate with stems (con palo)
• Portion: 1 kg / 2.2 lb package
• Flavor Profile: Robust, rustic, and long-lasting flavor with a distinctive traditional yerba mate character
• Preparation: Fill a mate gourd approximately two-thirds full with yerba mate, pour in warm water to moisten the leaves, insert the bombilla, and gradually add hot water at 70–80 °C. Avoid boiling water.
• Storage: Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture.

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Nobleza Gaucha Cimarrón is a traditional Argentine yerba mate made with stems (con palo). Its rustic, long-lasting flavor makes it a great choice for preparing mate, the iconic South American infusion enjoyed throughout Argentina, Uruguay, and beyond.

Ideal for retailers, specialty grocery stores, Latin American food distributors, and yerba mate enthusiasts looking for an authentic Argentine product in a convenient 500 g package.

• Traditional Argentine yerba mate with stems
• Distinctive rustic and long-lasting flavor
• Suitable for traditional mate preparation with a gourd and bombilla
• Convenient 500 g retail package
• Made in Argentina

Frequently Asked Questions about Nobleza Gaucha Yerba Mate Cimarrón 500 g

What is Nobleza Gaucha Cimarrón?
Nobleza Gaucha Cimarrón is an Argentine yerba mate with stems, known for its rustic, traditional flavor and lasting character.

What does Cimarrón mean?
Cimarrón refers to a robust, traditional style of yerba mate. This product is described on its packaging as having a rustic and long-lasting flavor.

How do I prepare yerba mate?
Fill a mate gourd approximately two-thirds full with yerba mate. Tilt the gourd to create a slope, moisten the leaves with warm water, insert the bombilla, and gradually add hot water at approximately 70–80 °C.

Should I use boiling water?
No. Water around 70–80 °C is recommended for traditional mate preparation. Boiling water can make the infusion taste excessively bitter.

Does this yerba mate contain stems?
Yes. The packaging identifies it as yerba mate elaborada con palo, meaning it contains stems.

How should I store it?
Keep the package in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, heat, and moisture. Close the package securely after opening.

Where is it made?
Made in Argentina.

Where can I buy Nobleza Gaucha Yerba Mate in bulk?
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