Pipore Yerba Mate with stems x 500g (BBE: 31/05/26)

Yerba Mate Piporé – Authentic Argentine Tradition with a Legendary Origin (500g)

Discover the rich history and tradition behind Yerba Mate Piporé, a brand that embodies centuries of cultural heritage and artisanal expertise from the heart of Misiones, Argentina. Produced by Productores de Yerba Mate de Santo Pipó SCL, a cooperative founded in 1930 by Swiss immigrants, Piporé has grown to become one of Argentina’s most respected yerba mate brands and a leading global exporter.

The story of Piporé is deeply rooted in Guarani legend. According to tradition, a Guarani chieftain named Santos left his footprints and handprints by a stream while escaping a Brazilian invasion. Seeking refuge, he found safety with Jesuit missionaries who, amazed by his survival, baptised him with the name "Santo." The name Piporé stems from the Guarani words "Pi" (foot), "Po" (hand), and "Re" (footprints), honouring the miraculous journey of the chieftain.

Piporé Yerba Mate with stems (con palo) is crafted using time-honoured techniques that ensure a balanced, smooth, and traditional flavour. The blend of leaves and stems creates a mellow infusion with earthy notes, making it ideal for those who appreciate a classic Argentine mate experience.

Key Features:

• Traditional Argentine Yerba Mate – Crafted in Misiones, Argentina, with a legacy dating back to 1930.
• With Stems (Con Palo) – The perfect balance between leaves and stems for a smoother, more rounded flavour.
• Naturally Aged (Estacionado) – Enhances the depth of flavour and aroma.
• Global Recognition – Piporé is one of Argentina’s top yerba mate brands and the second-largest exporter worldwide.

Why Choose Piporé?

Piporé stands out for its quality, tradition, and cultural significance. It is more than just yerba mate – it’s a taste of Argentina’s history, legends, and community spirit. Whether you enjoy it hot in a mate gourd or cold as a refreshing tereré, Piporé offers an authentic mate experience that connects you with the traditions of the Guarani people and the legacy of the Jesuit missions.