Yaguar Winter Prune is a limited flavor variation available only during fall and winter. It is a rich fusion of traditional yerba mate and natural ingredients that perfectly warm you up and bring to mind the holiday season. Brazilian yerba mate is accompanied by a diverse bouquet of ingredients. The mix is dominated by characteristically sweet aroma of cinnamon mixed with apple and ginger. The whole thing provides the effect of long-term stimulation and tastes delicious. We highly recommend it!
Yerba mate with sticks and medium amount of dust, dried apple, cinnamon, ginger, natural flavor.
Deep spicy aroma of apple, cinnamon and dried plum. Although it is distinguished by an intense aroma, its taste is balanced and the bitterness is perfectly neutralized. Yaguar Winter Prune is an excellent proposition for fall and winter.
Grown in a semi-wild forest without the use of pesticides, artificial fertilizers and other chemical plant protection products.
LIMITED EDITION PRODUCT! Only available during fall and winter.
Brand’s official website: www.yaguarmate.com
Caution! The product may contain slight traces of peanuts.
GW 12
Yerba mate has been with the South American people for centuries, providing them not only with an everyday drink but also a way to improve their mood and concentration. But did you know that its effects on our bodies go much deeper, right down to the level of neurotransmitters? In this article, we'll explore the fascinating link between yerba mate and dopamine – a key neurotransmitter responsible for our wellbeing.
Yerba mate, a traditional South American Indian infusion prepared from the leaves of Ilex paraguariensis, is gaining popularity around the world. It is valued for its stimulating and health-promoting properties, but what about its taste? What does it taste like and what can the taste of yerba mate be compared to? Is yerba mate strong? Can it delight? Or, on the contrary, reject? In this blog post, we will try to answer these questions and introduce you to this unique brew from a remote corner of the world.
The legendary brew of the Guarani Indians is winning the hearts and taste buds of people all over the world. And it is all due to its unique taste and health properties. Yerba mate is not only an excellent stimulant, but also – as it turns out – has a great effect on digestion. How can it aid in the fight against stomach problems? Read on and we will answer all your questions and dispel all your doubts!
Pick the leaves, grind them, throw the whole thing into a mate cup and pour water over it? Too simple to be true! Cultivating Ilex paraguariensis and making yerba mate is a long process overseen by many people. In today's article, we take an in-depth look at the stages of production of our favourite dried mate tea. If you want to know how it happens that the holly leaves make their way from the bush to your calabash, we invite you to read on!
Tea – one of the most popular drinks in the world. Yerba mate – known a little less, but gaining a growing fan base. Although these two drinks are often compared to each other, they differ in many ways, from their origin and history, to their chemical composition, taste and brewing method. Let's dive into the world of natural infusions and discover all the differences and similarities between yerba mate and tea!
Lemongrass is an aromatic plant that is taking the cuisines and taste buds of people around the world by storm. Although it originates from Southeast Asia, where it has been prized for its health and culinary properties for centuries, today its lemony charm enchants gourmands on almost every continent. Lemongrass is not only an extraordinary culinary addition – its health properties and diverse uses make it a true natural treasure!
When reading about the properties of yerba mate, you will no doubt have come across information more than once about its high antioxidant content. Your favourite infusions are in fact rich in antioxidants, and can therefore have a positive impact on our health. How specifically do they work? This is precisely the question we will address today.
Yerba mate is prized for its original herbal taste, but also for its strong stimulating properties, making it considered by many to be a good alternative to coffee. Both drinking mate tea and coffee can have many benefits, and each brew has its own advantages and disadvantages. Which one is better and can yerba mate really replace coffee completely? We dispel any doubts!
As you probably already know, yerba mate is an infusion made from the leaves and twigs of the Ilex paraguariensis – Paraguayan holly plant. Today, we are going to focus on this plant, find out where it comes from, what it looks like and which plants it is closely related to. Get to know holly!
If you can't imagine a day without yerba mate, the question must have crossed your mind more than once: “how much yerba mate can I drink per day without overdoing it?” Although its beneficial properties are widely known, the old saying: too much of a good thing! We will tell you what the optimal daily dose of yerba mate is and how much to drink in order not to overdo it. Enjoy your reading!
A bitter aftertaste is one of the defining characteristics of yerba mate infusions. Many people begin to appreciate it after some time has passed since they started their mate adventure, and some simply prefer milder flavours. How can we improve the taste of yerba mate and minimise the bitterness of the brew so that we can enjoy it and derive satisfaction from drinking it?
Muira puama – an inconspicuous tree with an intriguing name. It is adorned with white flowers that are reminiscent of jasmine in fragrance. One would think it would be suitable for an ornamental bush in the garden. The South American Indians, however, found a completely different use for this plant. From its dried bark and root, they made a healthy infusion – a “cure” for many conditions
It is worth sharing the stimulating power of yerba mate with those close to us. After all, drinking yerba mate has always been a peaceful ritual that brings people together. However, if your friends are sceptical about mate tea or simply haven't tried it, it's worth giving it to them! Or are you looking for a gift for a yerba mate fan? Yerba mate as a gift is an excellent idea. Especially with our special sets!
You often ask us, what is the optimal daily dose of yerba mate and how much can you drink so as not to overdo it? Are there any contraindications to drinking yerba mate? Unfortunately, there are no clear-cut answers to these questions. This is because there are quite a few conditioning factors, the most important of which is the individual predisposition of each and every one of us
Do you want to start your yerba mate adventure but you don't know where to start or what to choose? Don't worry! We're here to answer all your questions, advise you on the best products and help you clear up your doubts! We have prepared a mini-guide to explain all the basics about yerba mate. Rest assured, we don't want to bombard you with a huge amount of information – this will be a condensed form of knowledge about the Guarani Indian brew. You can read the rest on our blog. So, shall we get started?
They are beautiful, tasty, legendary, give a powerful kick and are native to South America. Guarana and yerba mate are two wonderful plants. And the love affair between the holly and the fruit produces a flavour even more beautiful and an even stronger boost. Many yerba mate brands offer compositions with guarana. Because of its effects, it is being raved about and is becoming increasingly popular. So let's get to know the holly companion in more detail
Yerba mate attracts new enthusiasts all the time. Yerba mate lovers appreciate the vegetal aroma of the brew and the remarkable, multifaceted taste. For many, however, the key is the stimulating effect resulting from the high content of natural caffeine. You often ask us which is the strongest yerba mate? It is difficult to give a straightforward answer, as there are several favourites. Discover them in our article!
What is the best yerba mate? Which yerba mate tastes best? When someone on the online forums asks a similar question, fierce discussions arise in a flash. Many of you also ask this question to us. As the old saying goes, there's no accounting for taste. Without an exchange of opinions the world would be a boring place. That is why – as people for whom yerba mate is an everyday reality and an important part of life – we have decided to speak up. In today's article, you will find out which one of all yerba mate teas is the best in our opinion!
Yerba mate - a healthy, stimulating infusion made from the Ilex paraguariensis. It has many positive properties and contains lots of vitamins and minerals. In order for it to have a good effect on the body, it is important to prepare it properly, and the temperature of the water that is poured over the dry leaves is crucial in this regard. How do you measure it? When is the water too hot? Can yerba mate be "scalded"?
Over the last few years, natural products have become increasingly popular. We want to eat better, look better, feel better and lead a healthy lifestyle. We are looking for healthy substitutes for synthetic dietary supplements. One such healthy ingredient with very valuable properties and a wide range of uses is sarsaparilla.
Frequent use of the yerba mate calabash requires proper maintenance. Its purpose is to extend the life of the accessory. Different types of mate gourds require different cleaning and maintenance methods. If you want to find out how to take proper care of your yerba mate calabash, be sure to read this article!
"Catuaba” is the name of infusion made from the bark of several trees native to Brazil. The most commonly used is the bark of the trees botanically named Trichilia catigua and Erythroxylum vaccinifolium. Bark of these trees, as well as the trees themselves, are also called “catuaba”. Due to its valuable properties, catuaba tree bark is often added to yerba mate. Today we will try to comprehensively gather all the information about this fantastic ingredient.
Yerba mate is very popular in southern Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay. Drinking methods and types of mate generally differ between these regions. Would you like to know more about it? Read on!
What do you associate summer with? We associate it with heat, holidays, fun and great times with friends - preferably accompanied by a refreshing beer or sweet, delicious drinks with fancy names. But what if you replace alcohol with yerba mate? Combine Ilex paraguariensis with the taste of a beer or a drink? The Verde Mate brand has the answer!
Wipe your eyes if you don't believe it. We have coffee in our yerba mate shop! Man does not live by yerba mate alone, that is why - thanks to Mary Rose brand - from now on we have the most delicious, freshly roasted, crafted coffee beans in our shop offer!
Do you drink the same yerba mate day after day and although you love it, you are a little bored with the taste? Have you bought yerba mate that you don't like, but you don’t want to throw it away? Or have you just started with mate and don't quite like the characteristic bitter taste of this South American tea?
Yerba mate is a drink that originates from South America. Its popularity in Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay can be compared to the popularity of coffee or tea in other parts of the world. Although in each country it is made from the same plant, ilex paraguariensis, the way it is produced, served and drunk differs slightly depending on its origin.
