The root of this word can be found in the Guarani “Arasa” and means guava, being the way this tribe refers to a small and aromatic fruit, which grows on a shrub with the same name in the lands bathed by the Amazon.

Although the arazá has great similarity in appearance and shape with a traditional guava, its flavor is totally different; the ripe guava tends to be sweet and the biche sour. The arazá has a potent citrus and bittersweet flavor and its green pulp is a clear indication of this.

Either way, the Amazon guava or Arazá is such an impressive fruit that its powerful aroma flies dozens of meters, its exotic flavor transports you to the immensity of the jungle and has incomparable benefits that make it unforgettable for everyone who consumes it.