MATEROS UNIDOS · MONTRÉAL

The art of maté.

A South American tradition. A ritual that brings us together.

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MATEROS UNIDOS · EST. MONTRÉAL 2025

The art of exceptional maté.

From Paraná, Brazil: unsmoked yerba maté, aged nearly seven years and recognized with Gran Oro at the 2026 Mundial de la Yerba Mate in Buenos Aires.

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GRAN ORO · 95.05 / 100 · BUENOS AIRES, 2026

THE HOUSE SELECTION

Mate Suelto, Materos Unidos yerba mate

MATE SUELTO500 G · PARANÁ, BRASIL

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Gran OroBuenos Aires · 2026
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Nearly 7 yearsPatient ageing
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UnsmokedDrying method
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OriginParaná · Brazil

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The signature selection.

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ThermoLuz™ smart maté thermos with LED temperature display by Materos Unidos
EQUIPMENT · THE RITUAL

ThermoLuz™

Thoughtful temperature control for an unhurried ritual.

Materos Unidos holiday bundle with two Mate Suelto 500 g bags and ThermoMaté™

MATE SUELTO · 1 KG + THERMOMATÉ™

THE HOLIDAY EDITION · 2026

A ritual worth giving.

Two 500 g bags of our Mate Suelto yerba maté, with a complimentary ThermoMaté™.

A complete introduction to the ritual—thoughtfully paired for discovering, sharing and gifting.

THE COMPLETE SET $60.00 CAD Individual item value: $90.00
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Available until December 24, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. ET, while quantities last. Shipping and taxes calculated at checkout.

Materos Unidos yerba mate photographed in South America
PARANÁ · BRAZIL / MATEROS UNIDOS

THE ORIGIN · THE CRAFT

A sense of place, in every gourd.

We believe great yerba maté should express where it comes from. Ours begins in Paraná, Brazil: cultivated without pesticides, dried without smoke and patiently aged for nearly seven years.

ON THE NOSE

Lemongrass, pennyroyal, earth and gentle wood.

ON THE PALATE

Expressive body, integrated bitterness and a lingering finish.

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PROVENANCE · PARANÁ, BRAZIL

True character begins long before the first infusion.

Before the first gourd, there is the land, the harvest and the patience to let a leaf find its character. Our Mate Suelto comes from Paraná, Brazil—cultivated without pesticides, dried without smoke and aged for nearly seven years.

The land behind the leaf

Our Mate Suelto begins in Paraná, Brazil. Long before our name appears on a bag, there is the landscape and the knowledge of those who grow the leaf.

The leaf, given time

Ilex paraguariensis is the plant at the heart of the ritual. For Mate Suelto, cultivation without pesticides, unsmoked drying and patient ageing bring its character into focus.

Current lot · 0037/2026 Harvest · 2019 Origin · Paraná, BR Drying · Air, unsmoked
A traditional maté gourd held in one hand, filled with yerba maté and a metal bombilla
THE SHARED RITUAL
Our origins

Two journeys. One shared purpose.

Our story connects Montréal and Foz do Iguaçu, where two Canadians with a shared appreciation for maté crossed paths. From that meeting came a brand shaped by provenance, cultural understanding and the simple pleasure of sharing a round.

In 2026, our Mate Suelto received a Gran Oro distinction in Buenos Aires. Recognition we value, but our purpose remains unchanged: to respect the tradition and share it with care.

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OUR COMMITMENT · MISIONES, ARGENTINA

United by tradition. Inspired by nature.

Our collaboration with Centro de Rescate de Fauna Silvestre OHANA in Misiones reflects our respect for South America's natural heritage and the people working to protect it.

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Materos Unidos and OHANA, a collaboration in Misiones, Argentina

VOICES FROM THE CIRCLE

The ritual, in their words.

Real experiences from the people who make the ritual their own.

★ 5.00 / 5 6 reviews

WORDS FROM THE CIRCLE
Perfect set for Mate on the go! The color is super nice and very good quality. The Yerba is only leaf which makes it more premium. So far my fav way to prepare Mate.
Daniela M. VERIFIED PURCHASE
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THE MATEROS UNIDOS CIRCLE

Many places. One maté.

Born in Montréal, inspired by South America. A tradition that brings cultures together.