
Guayusa Pachamama Lavanda – organic certified guayusa with lavender – 250g
- Guayusa Pachamama Lavanda is a combination of Ecuadorian guayusa with aromatic lavender. The delicate taste of the infusion and the perfectly stimulating effect are the ideal combination!
A real revolution in the infusion market is ahead of you! Ilex guayusa is a type of holly, closely related to the popular yerba mate. Although the plant is not yet widely known, it will certainly soon gain the fame it deserves! A guayusa-based infusion contains a whole host of healthy ingredients. In addition, it has an above-average concentration of caffeine and has a wonderful, mild taste. Guayusa has been an important part of Ecuadorian and Peruvian Indian culture for centuries. It proves indispensable during intense physical and mental exertion, e.g. on hunting trips or during religious celebrations. It is only recently that guayusa has begun to attract the interest of consumers from outside the South American cultural circle. The Pachamama brand is a pioneering product in its category on our market and is also one of the first organic guayusa available in Europe! The name "Pachamama" refers to the name of an Incan goddess, patron of South American flora and fauna, including agricultural crops, of which Ilex guayusa is one.
Ilex Guayusa – properties and effects
Guayusa excellently stimulates. Each serving of the brew is approximately 3% pure caffeine, so guayusa is one of the best stimulating beverages! The excellent properties of the infusion are the reason why the number of guayusa lovers continues to grow. People who are exposed to above-average physical and mental exertion are the most likely to use it. Among them, sportsmen, businessmen and programmers are a large group.
Guayusa Pachamama Lavanda – organic guayusa tea with lavender
Pachamama Lavanda is a heavenly blend of organic, Ecuadorian Ilex guayusa and lavender. Popular in the Mediterranean area, the plant is renowned for its wonderful aroma. In fusion with fresh guayusa, we get the brew with a truly incredible character. However, taste aspects are not everything. Lavender is used in the production of essential oils with antiseptic properties. It is also used in cosmetics. With its delicately floral, herbal aroma, Pachamama Lavanda soothes the senses and induces a state of undisturbed relaxation. At the same time, it contains a high amount of natural caffeine, which makes it a great substitute for coffee.
Guayusa Pachamama Lavanda – infusion preparation
There are two ways of brewing guayusa tea:
- Place 2-4 teaspoons of dried tea in a 200-300ml pot. Add boiling water. The infusion can be tasted after about 5 minutes of steeping.
- Add 2-4 tablespoons of guayusa to boiling water (about 500 ml). Boil it for about 3 minutes more and pour it into dishes for tasting.
The delicately vegetal flavour of Ilex guayusa means that the infusion will be great with the addition of juices, fruit or sugar. We may also be tempted to mix it with other herbs, as well as yerba mate itself. The drink can be served both cold and warm.
Ingredients:
97.5% Ilex guayusa*, lavender flower*
* organic product
Additional information:
Net weight: 250g
Produced for: Venusti Sp. z o.o.
Country of origin: Ecuador
Preparation: Pour boiling water. Let steep for about 5-10 minutes.
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Opinions about Guayusa Pachamama Lavanda – organic certified guayusa with lavender – 250g
- 5/5Opinion not confirmed by purchaseVery good, sensitive lavender. Natural product.2020-08-19
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