A Treasure from the South American Rainforest
Tracing its roots back centuries, yerba mate was first a cherished ritual among the Guaraní people in the Paraná rainforest, long before European explorers set foot in the New World. Revered as a divine gift, it empowered them with strength and courage, integral to their cultural ceremonies.
Today, yerba mate symbolizes friendship, sharing, and a deep connection with oneself and others, all through a unique ritual of enjoying a mate in good company.
In Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and southern Brazil, mate is as beloved, if not more, than coffee. In these lands, it's a cultural cornerstone, celebrated for fostering well-being and joy.