Yerba Maté

from £5.85

A staple drink throughout Latin America, Yerba Maté is derived from the evergreen shrub, Illex paraguayensis.

Its vegetal flavour mellows into a woody, coffee-like aftertaste which makes Yerba Maté is the perfect companion for afternoon pick-me-ups.

Also known as Paraguay tea, Yerba Maté has a rich history. Maté has undergone profound and lasting transformations from a staple among the Guaraní and Kaingang people to a colonial commodity in the 17th and 18th centuries. Read more about the rich history of Yerba Maté, its indigenous roots, and its popularity in Latin America here.

Ingredients: Green Maté leaves

Origin: Paraná, Brazil

The perfect cup:

  • 1 teaspoon per cup

  • 80° water

  • Brew for 3 minutes

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A staple drink throughout Latin America, Yerba Maté is derived from the evergreen shrub, Illex paraguayensis.

Its vegetal flavour mellows into a woody, coffee-like aftertaste which makes Yerba Maté is the perfect companion for afternoon pick-me-ups.

Also known as Paraguay tea, Yerba Maté has a rich history. Maté has undergone profound and lasting transformations from a staple among the Guaraní and Kaingang people to a colonial commodity in the 17th and 18th centuries. Read more about the rich history of Yerba Maté, its indigenous roots, and its popularity in Latin America here.

Ingredients: Green Maté leaves

Origin: Paraná, Brazil

The perfect cup:

  • 1 teaspoon per cup

  • 80° water

  • Brew for 3 minutes

Roasted Yerba Maté
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A staple drink throughout Latin America, Yerba Maté is derived from the evergreen shrub, Illex paraguayensis.

Its vegetal flavour mellows into a woody, coffee-like aftertaste which makes Yerba Maté is the perfect companion for afternoon pick-me-ups.

Also known as Paraguay tea, Yerba Maté has a rich history. Maté has undergone profound and lasting transformations from a staple among the Guaraní and Kaingang people to a colonial commodity in the 17th and 18th centuries. Read more about the rich history of Yerba Maté, its indigenous roots, and its popularity in Latin America here.

Ingredients: Green Maté leaves

Origin: Paraná, Brazil

The perfect cup:

  • 1 teaspoon per cup

  • 80° water

  • Brew for 3 minutes

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