Kurupi Clásica is a traditional Paraguayan elaborada that is processed in a special way thanks to which it gains a unique taste. It's one of the strongest yerba mate teas - its features will be appreciated by advanced mateists. It's a perfect proposition for everyone who is looking for a strong taste and stimulation. Kurupi Clasica is a natural source of pleasure! It has an incredible, bitter flavour and aroma. Because of a long time of seasoning it's a bit more delicate than Kurupi Traditional.
Leaves, twigs, dust (100% yerba mate).
Intense version of classics, traditionally strong. Bitter and perfectly stimulating.
High quality of package protects yerba mate from losing its aroma.
GW 12
Small, ugly and hairy. He runs around the jungle, hides in the bushes, and is dressed only in a hip-band… made from his unnaturally long privates, wrapped several times around his belly! Kurupi is not only one of the most interesting and best yerba mate for true connoisseurs. It is also a character from Guarani mythology. We have to admit that the Indians were imaginative. They came up with an extraordinary creature. Meet Kurupi!
Elaborada, despalada, saborizada, tostada and others... Apparently one yerba mate, but there are millions of versions. What are the differences between the various types of yerba mate and what do the exotic-sounding terms on the packaging mean? What does yerba mate from Brazil taste like, and what does it taste like from Paraguay? What are the best flavours of yerba mate? Let us explain!
