Pajarito Elaborada Con Palo Tradicional 0,25kg

When we think of South America, many symbols immediately come to mind: the vibrant Rio Carnival, the majestic Andes, or the lush vegetation of the Amazon. One of the less renowned but equally fascinating symbols of this region are the gauchos – South American cowboys whose way of life, tradition, and history have left an indelible mark on the continent's culture. Furthermore, their daily lives were inseparably tied to our favourite beverage – yerba mate. Join us as we delve into the world of the gaucho and discover how they influenced the culture of all South America!

When autumn arrives and temperatures start to drop rapidly, the unpleasant symptoms of the common cold – cough, runny nose, sore throat and general weakness – quickly follow with them. During this period, many people begin to look for natural ways to boost immunity and help the body fight infections. Mateists are asking themselves: does yerba mate help against the common cold? In today's blog post, we take a detailed look at how yerba mate affects our health and whether it can be an effective support in the fight against infections.

Experienced mateists, do you remember your beginnings? Did the taste of yerba mate enchant you at the first sip? I bet... not necessarily. So don't be surprised if, when you offer a newcomer a smoky Paraguayan mate tea, he or she gives you a grin and politely puts the vessel down. Yerba mate is a noble brew. It takes time to fully appreciate its characteristic, dry taste and properties. You can also always... take a shortcut and start with milder products. These are the ones most often recommended to beginners. Discover the best yerba mate to start with!

A drink that is tasty, a great stimulant, a powerful treasure trove of vitamins and minerals and makes you feel special when you drink it. Is there such a thing? Of course, it's yerba mate! It's a natural wonder straight from South America that is winning the hearts and palates of people all over the globe. At a time when we're all looking for natural ways to improve our health and well-being, the holly infusion seems to be the perfect choice. Why? Let's find out by delving into the composition of yerba mate and discovering what's really hidden in this green brew.

Yerba mate is a stimulating drink discovered by the Guarani Indians that is now gaining popularity around the world. It is made from the leaves and twigs of Ilex paraguariensis, a plant that naturally occurs only in South America. If you've ever wondered where yerba mate grows, under what conditions, and whether you can grow it yourself, we have the answer!

No one needs to be convinced of the many beneficial properties of yerba mate. However, the question is: can children drink mate tea like adults? From how old can you drink yerba mate?

Yerba mate is an infusion that has a wealth of nutrients – essential minerals and vitamins. It also contains antioxidants that are valuable for health. This is what makes it such a drink rich in health properties. Find out if yerba mate is worth drinking, what effect it has on the body and what effects you can expect.

Elaborada, despalada, saborizada, tostada and others... Apparently one yerba mate, but there are millions of versions. What are the differences between the various types of yerba mate and what do the exotic-sounding terms on the packaging mean? What does yerba mate from Brazil taste like, and what does it taste like from Paraguay? What are the best flavours of yerba mate? Let us explain!

Summer often surprises us with very high temperatures. Seeking to cool down and refresh themselves, many members of our crew have switched to slurping tereré. Cold yerba mate is a tried and tested way to combat the effects of the heat. A portion of dry mate, well-chilled water and, optionally, a few ice cubes. The classic. But what about replacing good old H2O with juice? Specially for you, we decided to test a solution that South Americans often and willingly use. Read on!

There are some yerba mate vessels that definitely stand out from the rest. A mate gourd made of palo santo or algarrobo wood stands proudly on the shelf in the company of natural and ceramic calabashes. The real secret of their beauty is that they are cared for. What is a curado (or currado) and how do you take care of a yerba mate vessel? Read on!

Yerba mate is a veritable miracle of nature. The stimulating brew from South America was considered a source of health properties by the Guarani Indians centuries ago. Regular drinking of yerba mate can improve memory and concentration. It provides energy and helps with weight loss. What other properties does yerba mate have? What are the health benefits of miraculous brew? We have gathered all the most relevant information in today's blog post

Coffee and tea are the most popular stimulating infusions around the world. To our hearts, in love with South America, yerba mate is the closest. The warm brew pleasantly warms, stimulates and relaxes at the same time. However, not everyone likes the caffeine contained in tea or mate. The solution is rooibos, which is gaining in popularity. What is it, what does it taste like and are there any contraindications to drinking it?

Calabash is a climbing plant of the Cucurbitaceae family, found in the tropical sub-equatorial zone. Some of its varieties are suitable for consumption. Since ancient times, it has been a valuable raw material for an entirely different reason. The ripe fruit of the plant is characterised by a hard and robust shell. Fans of yerba mate appreciate mate gourds made from it. However, there are many more uses. The dried and hollowed-out fruit can be a vessel, a container and even a musical instrument!

Yerba mate lovers know well that the first pouring of yerba mate is only the prelude to an extraordinary drinking ritual. The real depth of the valuable qualities of mate tea is reached by pouring again, and again, and again... How many times can you pour yerba mate? How many refills of water can we afford? What factors influence this? These are the questions we will look at in today's blog post

Every day we receive many questions from you. You ask us about the products available in our shop, the functioning of our website, the operation of your accounts and the processing of your orders. We always try to give you the best possible answers and help you as much as we can. To make it even easier for you to find the information you are interested in, we have decided to collect the most frequently asked questions and their answers in one place.

Apparently, there is no philosophy. A bombilla is, in theory, just a simple tube ending with a strainer to keep the yerba mate grounds out. It is made of wood or metal, with a straight or curved shape. In practice, this simple tool has an impact on the taste and purity of the brew and the overall feel of drinking yerba mate. A good bombilla is a treasure and an indispensable companion on the yerba mate journey

From a small, family-run business to one of Argentina's most recognisable yerba mate brands - this is the journey of Rosamonte. It is a yerba mate legend that today seduces consumers all over the world with its specific expressiveness of taste and aroma

Powerful, smoky, strong and tangible flavour that cannot be imitated... This is an abbreviated description of Pajarito, one of my favourite types of yerba mate. It's not a novelty, but a classic with over 60 years of history behind it. So let's move to that place in South America where yerba mate is strong in all aspects - flavour, aroma and stimulation

As we know, yerba mate is an infusion with many properties. It contains an abundance of vitamins and micro and macro elements. It combines perfectly with a variety of additives - herbs, dried flowers, fruit in various forms, oils and aromas. It is also a great base for culinary experiments. What about combining yerba mate with cannabis? How does it work? Let's find out!

Flowers are primarily associated with beautiful, fragrant decoration of gardens, meadows or windowsills in the home. A bouquet of freshly cut flowers placed on the living room table brings a fresh, positive atmosphere. And did you know that many flowers are safe to eat? They are tasty and smell beautiful, plus they have numerous health properties. They can be made into an infusion, added whole to dishes or treated as a spice. Edible flowers - where to buy? Which flowers are edible? These questions will be answered in today's article.

Thousands of years ago, tea was discovered by the Chinese. They delighted in its taste, and today it is drunk all over the world. Some treat it as part of their daily routine, drinking it with meals, during a break at work or during an afternoon chill time. For others, it is an important part of traditional ceremonies and rituals. Why is tea so popular? Which is the best of its form - bagged or loose leaf? Is it healthy? Read on!

Is yerba mate good for our bodies? How does this miraculous brew influence our health? It is not only a stimulating drink. We primarily associate it as such, but it turns out that mate tea is valuable in terms of health and beauty as well. And these two aspects of our body's functioning are inextricably linked.

Diabetes is a chronic metabolic disorder caused by a disruption in insulin secretion. Despite the numerous preventive initiatives, the number of cases is constantly increasing. It is a civilization disease and a major health problem in many countries. Let's take a look at this topic today: is yerba mate, considered one of the healthiest drinks, good for diabetics? Can it have an impact on this disease?

Wondering how to brew yerba mate without having a mate gourd or bombilla? Imagine going on holidays and forgetting to bring the necessary accessories with you. What to do? Don't worry! We have some ways to help you brew yerba mate in an alternative way!

Yerba mate - cool and joyful. Just like coffee - full of vigour. "What to choose, my friend?", the lady asked me. I chose mate, a Guarani’s miracle... Coffee and yerba mate. Both sisters that give you a huge energy boost. Which one is better and stronger, healthier and tastier? Let's take a closer look at them and decide!

In one of our last blog posts we considered what coffee and yerba mate have in common. We also wondered which of the drinks is better. Today we come with a solution for those who haven't yet decided which they like better - with a combination of coffee and yerba mate, yerba mate latte!

Ilex paraguariensis, the plant used to make yerba mate, comes from the holly family, which includes around 600 species! In the tropical rainforests of South America, apart from ilex paraguariensis, there are also ilex guayusa and ilex dumosa. What are the differences between yerba mate’s sisters and why have they not become equally popular?

A luxury good can have many faces. Fashion enthusiasts know there are clothes from shopping malls available for everyone, but also exclusive pieces from boutiques by famous designers. In the car world, we see commonly spotted Fiats and Volkswagens, alongside top-tier sports models like Mercedes. The world of yerba mate also has its equivalent of a Mercedes or a world-renowned designer outfit. That equivalent is yerba mate Pajarito!

Ilex paraguariensis is a plant that has been appreciated for hundreds of years since the Guarani Indians first started using it for its stimulating properties. Over time, it was discovered that yerba mate also positively affects health and beauty. Today, we invite you to explore a handful of useful information about the application of Paraguayan holly in cosmetics.