From the heart of Amapá, Brazil
GENGIBIRRA MANGARATAYA
Born in the Amazon, made for the world.
An exotic, refreshing, and impactful beverage crafted in the heart of Amapá — Amazon — Brazil, the most preserved state in the country and the largest carbon-negative area in Latin America. Made with fresh ginger, premium cachaça, and local spices, it carries the strength and essence of Amapá’s culture.
Made by the People of Amapá
Strong and determined like the people of the North
The Brand
“Mangarataya” means ginger in Nheengatu, an ancestral language derived from Tupi and spoken for centuries across the Amazon region. The name carries respect for our roots and for the cultural strength of Amapá and the Brazilian Amazon.
Flavor and Sensation
Fresh, tropical aromas with citrus and herbal notes. A sweet entry, warm and spicy body, and a clean finish. An energizing and naturally sophisticated experience.
Our Vision
We believe the flavors and stories of the Amazon deserve to be shared with the world through a powerful narrative.
Unwavering Commitment: Traceability and Sustainability
For us, the Amazon is more than an origin — it’s a responsibility. We have implemented a strict production traceability system for every bottle and jar. This ensures not only maximum quality and transparency but also our deep commitment to:
• Environmental sustainability: through practices that protect the Amazon biome.
• Positive social impact: supporting local communities and valuing traditional knowledge.
Flavor and Sophistication
We craft premium products that celebrate ginger in its most vibrant form:
Gengibirra
Ginger Jelly
Spicy Ginger Jelly
The Spirit of Marabaixo
From the festive tradition of Marabaixo to fine dining, Gengibirra is the heartbeat of Amapá.
Sacred Tradition
Marabaixo honors Catholic saints, blending African and European influences in a celebration of resilience, rhythm, and faith.
Energizing Power
Historically regarded as an energizing drink that sustained dancers and singers through long celebrations — a symbol of vitality.
Recognized by IPHAN
In 2018, Marabaixo was registered as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Brazil by IPHAN, acknowledging its deep cultural importance.
Mangarataya: Ginger in Nheengatu
“Mangarataya” means ginger in Nheengatu — an ancestral Amazonian language derived from Tupi, once spoken throughout the region. It contributed to Portuguese words such as maniçoba, macaxeira, cuia, cumbuca, and cupuaçu.
In 2019, through Law nº 0128/2019, the Legislative Assembly of Amapá recognized Gengibirra as Intangible Cultural Heritage of the state, reinforcing its importance to our identity.
Partnerships
Distributors and partners who understand the value of an authentic and sustainable product are welcome to share our vision and bring the authentic flavors and stories of the Amazon to the world.
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