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Mate

Thick and full-bodied, Mate is rich in mateine and was used as caffeine in Latin America before the advent of coffee. Sourced from a superb grower in Brazil, this Mate is a relatively broad-leafed variety with some stalk. When infused it produces a robust cup with hints of green tea grassiness, oak, tobacco, and a faint touch of squash.

Guayusa

In addition to caffeine, guayusa also contains theobromine, the stimulant found in chocolate, and L-theanine found in green tea that has been shown to reduce physical and mental stress. The caffeine content in guayusa is around 3% by dry weight, and guayusa contains all of the essential amino acids for humans and has a “high antioxidant activity,” with ORAC antioxidant values of 58μM per gram, compared to 28-29μM per gram for most green teas.

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Thumbnail of Yerba Mate - Smoked with Stems | Organic
Discover the deep and satisfying taste of this organic yerba mate, featuring authentic, aged, and rich organic flavor. Specially aged for 24 months and smoked to perfection, this yerba mate is exclusively produced in Paraguay, offering a unique and authentic South American experience.
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Produced exclusively by Pajarito in Paraguay. This is made using the same process Pajarito has used for over 90 years. This green yerba mate has a large leaf cut, with stems, and is lightly smoked with no added dust. It has been aged for 24 months to produce a soft rich lasting flavor.
$1.50 Green Mate
Thumbnail of Yerba Mate - Air Dried | Organic
This premium unsmoked yerba mate, crafted with care in Brazil, offers an authentic taste and the health benefits of the traditional South American beverage. Being 100% smoke-free and 100% certified organic, this air-dried yerba mate provides a pure, clean, and satisfying flavor profile. Featuring large leaf cuts with no dust, it ensures a smoother and more refined drinking experience. Additionally, the special aging process results in a less green, less bitter flavor, setting this yerba mate apart from the competition.
Thumbnail of Baya Bonita Mate
Sweet, bright, and peppy mate blend with fruit.
Thumbnail of Roasted Mate | Organic
In recent years, the popularity of Yerba Matte has finally begun to take hold around the world as an alternative to tea and coffee. This roasted Matte has a pleasingly light astringent, smooth, roasty character that comes from the roasting process the leaves undergo after plucking. It makes a perfect pick me up in the morning since it contains more caffeine than coffee or tea, and is also rich in Vitamin C and other naturally occurring nutrients and antioxidants. It is said in parts of South America "when one offers Matte, he offers friendship.
Thumbnail of Mango Mate Energizer
Whether it be a first cup in the morning, or a cup to combat an afternoon slump, this energizing Mate is perfect. Packed with mango pieces and ginseng, it will get you bright-eyed and bushy-tailed.
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Looking for an all natural Chai with an extra kick? Look no further. Roasted Mate Chai with its heady blend of Brazilian mate and rich spices. The kick comes from the caffeine content of mate, sometimes called matteine, which is generally higher than that of black tea.
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Lighten up with this sunny blend. Bright lemon notes and B-vitamins compliment a boost of St. John's Wort, rosemary, and a smidge of caffeine.
$3.25 Sun Temple
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Full bodied and smooth. The roasted character imparts a coffee-like toast flavor, aided by the addition of coffee beans. Rich in mateine, which like caffeine is recognized as a stimulant. In fact many people find that they are more stimulated drinking mate then coffee, but without the jittery after effects associated with coffee. If your trying to quit drinking coffee, but find teas effects too subtle, mate is worth a try.
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Energy boost with a bit of mental clarity.
$4.75 Energize
Thumbnail of Guayusa Leaf | Organic
It s an energetic leaf exclusively from the Ecuadorian amazon rainforest. It has been used for centuries by indigenous people from the zone as a natural energy source. It´s natural and has great flavor, it naturally contains caffeine and it s filled with antioxidants.
Thumbnail of Guayusa Fine Cut Leaf | Organic
Guayusa is an energetic leaf exclusively from the Ecuadorian amazon rainforest. It has been used for centuries by indigenous people from the region as a natural energy source. It´s natural and has great flavor. It contains caffeine and it s filled with antioxidants.
Thumbnail of Guayusa Chai | Organic
It’s an energetic leaf exclusively from the Ecuadorian amazon rainforest. It has been used for centuries by indigenous people from the zone as a natural energy source. It´s natural and has great flavor, it naturally contains caffeine and it’s filled with antioxidants.

It’s different to common guayusa found in the market because it’s green, powerful, and has a premium flavor, lighter that the common Guayusa tea without leaving bitterness in your mouth.

Thumbnail of Peppermint Guayusa | Organic
The energizing power of guayusa with a crisp and rejuvenating organic peppermint. With more caffeine and double the antioxidants of any tea, guayusa offers clear, focused energy.
Thumbnail of Ginger Citrus Guayusa | Organic
A zesty guayusa blend that wakes you up with an invigorating twist of ginger and citrus. With more caffeine and double the antioxidants of any tea, guayusa offers clear, focused energy.
Thumbnail of Guayusa Spice
An Amazonian blend of energizing guayusa with full-bodied cinnamon and aromatic lemongrass. With more caffeine and double the antioxidants of any tea, guayusa offers clear, focused energy.
Thumbnail of Guayusa Passion | Organic
Cool, refreshing and caffeinated best describe this blend of fruit medley and green guayusa. Enjoy it hot or chilled as a great afternoon pick-me-up.
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A traditional bombilla made from cane wood. The bottom has holes to filter out the guayusa or mate from the traditional gourd cup.
Thumbnail of Bombilla - Stainless Steel | Round
Large surface area prevents any slow-down to sipping!
Thumbnail of Bombilla - Stainless Steel | Bolt
Ideal for Yerba drinkers who prefer small leaf Yerba's as their choice.
Thumbnail of Bombilla - Stainless Steel | Spring
Ideal for Yerba drinkers who prefer small leaf Yerba's as their choice.
Thumbnail of Green | 8oz Stainless Steel Mate Cup
Mate is traditionally prepared in a hollowed calabash gourd known as a mate or guampa. The gourd is packed anywhere from 1/2 to 2/3 full of leaf and then filled with hot, but not boiled water (160 - 180°F). Next, a stylized silver straw tipped with a built in strainer, the bombilla, is inserted into the gourd.

The traditional way to drink Yerba Mate is fun and engaging group activity. The Cebador (server) fills the gourd and drinks the mate completely with a Bombilla (straw) to ensure that it is free of small particles and that it is of good quality. The server subsequently refills the gourd and passes it to the next drinker who likewise drinks it all. The ritual proceeds around the circle until the mate becomes lavado (washed out), typically after the gourd has been filled about eight to ten times.

Each gourd will vary in look, shape, height and diameter as this is a product manufactured from nature.
Thumbnail of Red | 8oz Stainless Steel Mate Cup
Mate is traditionally prepared in a hollowed calabash gourd known as a mate or guampa. The gourd is packed anywhere from 1/2 to 2/3 full of leaf and then filled with hot, but not boiled water (160 - 180°F). Next, a stylized silver straw tipped with a built in strainer, the bombilla, is inserted into the gourd.

The traditional way to drink Yerba Mate is fun and engaging group activity. The Cebador (server) fills the gourd and drinks the mate completely with a Bombilla (straw) to ensure that it is free of small particles and that it is of good quality. The server subsequently refills the gourd and passes it to the next drinker who likewise drinks it all. The ritual proceeds around the circle until the mate becomes lavado (washed out), typically after the gourd has been filled about eight to ten times.

Each gourd will vary in look, shape, height and diameter as this is a product manufactured from nature.
Thumbnail of Black | 8oz Stainless Steel Mate Cup
Mate is traditionally prepared in a hollowed calabash gourd known as a mate or guampa. The gourd is packed anywhere from 1/2 to 2/3 full of leaf and then filled with hot, but not boiled water (160 - 180°F). Next, a stylized silver straw tipped with a built in strainer, the bombilla, is inserted into the gourd.

The traditional way to drink Yerba Mate is fun and engaging group activity. The Cebador (server) fills the gourd and drinks the mate completely with a Bombilla (straw) to ensure that it is free of small particles and that it is of good quality. The server subsequently refills the gourd and passes it to the next drinker who likewise drinks it all. The ritual proceeds around the circle until the mate becomes lavado (washed out), typically after the gourd has been filled about eight to ten times.

Each gourd will vary in look, shape, height and diameter as this is a product manufactured from nature.
Thumbnail of Mate Gourd | Fire
Mate is traditionally prepared in a hollowed calabash gourd known as a mate or guampa. The gourd is packed anywhere from 1/2 to 2/3 full of leaf and then filled with hot, but not boiled water (160 - 180°F). Next, a stylized silver straw tipped with a built in strainer, the bombilla, is inserted into the gourd.

The traditional way to drink Yerba Mate is fun and engaging group activity. The Cebador (server) fills the gourd and drinks the mate completely with a Bombilla (straw) to ensure that it is free of small particles and that it is of good quality. The server subsequently refills the gourd and passes it to the next drinker who likewise drinks it all. The ritual proceeds around the circle until the mate becomes lavado (washed out), typically after the gourd has been filled about eight to ten times.

Each gourd will vary in look, shape, height and diameter as this is a product manufactured from nature.
Thumbnail of Mate Gourd | Toasted
Mate is traditionally prepared in a hollowed calabash gourd known as a mate or guampa. The gourd is packed anywhere from 1/2 to 2/3 full of leaf and then filled with hot, but not boiled water (160 - 180°F). Next, a stylized silver straw tipped with a built in strainer, the bombilla, is inserted into the gourd.

The traditional way to drink Yerba Mate is fun and engaging group activity. The Cebador (server) fills the gourd and drinks the mate completely with a Bombilla (straw) to ensure that it is free of small particles and that it is of good quality. The server subsequently refills the gourd and passes it to the next drinker who likewise drinks it all. The ritual proceeds around the circle until the mate becomes lavado (washed out), typically after the gourd has been filled about eight to ten times.

Each gourd will vary in look, shape, height and diameter as this is a product manufactured from nature.
Thumbnail of Bamboo Cup | Short
Lovely to the touch, lightweight, and durable! A bamboo cup is naturally insulated, as well as sustainable due to rapid regeneration and biodegradability.
Thumbnail of Bamboo Cup | Tall
Lovely to the touch, lightweight, and durable! A bamboo cup is naturally insulated, as well as sustainable due to rapid regeneration and biodegradability.