Mango and coconut pieces radiate tropical fruitiness and have a delicious influence on yerba mate base. Light in caffeine, yet awakening and energizing, this blend is a must try for a total refreshment while envisioning a Caribbean vacation.
Yerba Mate*, coconut chips*, mango pieces*, lemongrass*, apple pieces*, natural essences* (*organic)
| Serving Size: 2g /cup | |
| Steeping Temp: 100°C | |
| Steeping Time: 2-5 mins. | |
| Origin: Various | |
| Caffeine: Medium |
| Certification: Organic | |
| Grade or Quality: Loose | |
| Aroma: Fruity, creamy, tropical, pineapple, lime | |
| Infusion Aroma: tropical, pineapple, lime | |
| Infusion Color: Pale yellow | |
| Infusion Strength: Light |
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