Yerba Mate Taragüi Energia is the flagship product of a well-known manufacturer from Argentina. The leaves and twigs of the Ilex paraguariensis are harvested in late summer. The plant is then in full vitality, which contributes significantly to the later properties of the unique yerba mate. The true power of a classic. Taragui Energia is a strongly energizing yerba mate. According to the manufacturer, the dried fruit contains about 30% more mateine than classic yerba. Check it!
100% yerba mate.
The pleasant deep aroma is reminiscent of fragrant trees, some people sense a sweet sensation in it. However, it has a classic, bitter mate taste. When you taste Taragui Energia, you will experience true pleasure.
It comes from the largest yerba mate plantation - Las Marias. She was awarded the Argentine Quality Certificate.
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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!
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.
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!
Every so often, a storm starts on the internet about the alleged carcinogenic effects of yerba mate. The headlines of the articles scream from the screens of our monitors and scare us, and we click on them in horror, reading further revelations. Do we have anything to fear? Is yerba mate really harmful to health?
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?
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
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
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
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
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
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
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!
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.
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.
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.
"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.
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!
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!
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, aside from its many vitamins and minerals and numerous benefits, is most well-known for its stimulating effect. This is thanks to caffeine, which most people associate primarily with coffee. Since both beverages contain caffeine and act as stimulants, the question that puzzles many arises: what is better – yerba mate or coffee? Let’s find out together!
