Tea from Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
This southernmost Brazilian state is the premier hub for shade-grown and cultivated yerba mate. Increasing interest in Camellia sinensis leverages the temperate, rolling hills to produce rich herbal brews and malty, light-bodied teas.
- Climate
- subtropical humid
- Typical elevation
- 400 m
- Harvest
- October to April
- Known for
- yerba mate, black tea, green tea
2 teas from Rio Grande do Sul
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