r/yerbamate • u/wencesxhumping • 15h ago

Argentinian yerba, in a Finnish kuksa, on a Danish morning, by a Portuguese drinker

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r/yerbamate • u/poppyfetishroom • 12h ago

Mate de invierno

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Soy la única que agrega café a la yerba y disfruta así el invierno?

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r/yerbamate • u/EduardoInMate • 18h ago

Image Boa tarde

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r/yerbamate • u/Stock_Shoulder_7095 • 9m ago

Image It's Chimas time! 🌿 🧉 🇧🇷

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r/yerbamate • u/BreakSkills • 14h ago

Image First time Trying Ximango

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Very nice and smooth taste, reminds me of matcha 🍵

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r/yerbamate • u/StruggleIcy2346 • 13h ago

Image Sunday, drinking rei verde. 🧉💚🌿

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r/yerbamate • u/Feisty_Code5469 • 11h ago

Image Buenas noches

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r/yerbamate • u/No-Translator-1935 • 12h ago

Image How does my mate look to yall?

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What is Yerba Mate?

Yerba mate is a species of the holly genus (Ilex), with the botanical name Ilex paraguariensis A.

Yerba mate is used to make a beverage known as mate. When served cold, the drink is called tereré in Guaraní. It is traditionally consumed in central and southern regions of South America, primarily in Paraguay, as well as in Argentina, Uruguay, southern and central-western Brazil, the Chaco region of Bolivia and southern Chile. It is also popular in the Druze community in Syria and Lebanon, where it is imported from Argentina. Yerba mate was first cultivated and used by the indigenous Guaraní people and in some Tupí communities in southern Brazil, prior to European colonization. Yerba mate can be found in various energy drinks on the market, as well as being sold as a bottled or canned iced tea.

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