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| La Merced is the product of a special climate and soil. This and its special processing make it a yerba of superior quality and limited production. campo, monte, barbacuá constitute a range of unmistakable flavors with all the characteristics of the best yerba mate, produced by those who know best. |
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Type: de campo.
Origin: plantations adapted to the plains of the northeast of Corrientes, where the climate is benign and pleasant.
Drying: Traditional.
Settling: natural, no more than twelve months.
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Type: barbacuá
Origin: yerba plantations of the northeast of Corrientes.
Drying: this barbecue type craftsmanship comes from an ancestral drying process inherited from the Guaranis. It consists in a slow, dedicated process in which the leaves are exposed to the heat of a wood fire for a whole day.
Settling: natural, no more than twelve months.
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Type: de monte
Origin: areas of rainforest woods, with fertile soil, abundant rains and high temperatures.
Drying: traditional
Settling: natural, from twelve to fifteen months.
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From within its special package, designed to preserve its features, La Merced invites you to enjoy a unique taste in yerba mate. Follow these steps:
1- Pour yerba into your gourd, filling it no more than three quarters full.
2- Cover the mouth of the gourd with the palm of your hand, turn it upside down and shake it several times.
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3- Moisten the yerba on one side of the gourd.
4- Once the yerba has absorbed the water, insert the sipping tube into the moistened part.
5- Now start pouring water into your gourd and enjoy all the taste of La Merced, a unique yerba. |
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