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Ache's Pride Yerba Mate - [1] lb.

Guayakí Yerba Mate - A Powerful Rainforest Experience

Ache's Pride Yerba Mate - [1] lb.

Price:	$20.00

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2011 Harvest - The smoothest, silkiest mate. Rootsy, nut-like flavors fill the mouth early, finishing with delightfully complex dense forest flavors.

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85 mg per serving

Overview

Biodegradable Packaging

Guayakí’s MARKET-DRIVEN-RESTORATION business model directly links our customer’s purchases to our partner farming communities in the South American Atlantic Rainforests. Guayakí’s partners sustainably harvest organic yerba mate from rainforest grown cultivations and reforestation projects, generating a renewable income stream which enables these communities to improve their lives and restore their lands. Learn more here.

Our signature Organic Traditional Mate is deep and rich, supported by a well balanced and complex earthy "mate" body, and a smooth mellow finish.

Sustainably sourced from preserved rainforest and reforestation projects in Argentina, Paraguay, and Brazil, our Traditional Yerba Mate blend boasts a rich and robust mate flavor, toasty aroma, and a balanced finish.

Yerba mate was discovered centuries ago by the indigenous people in South America and has been consumed to enhance vitality, clarity, and well-being. With 24 vitamins and minerals, 15 amino acids, 11 polyphenols, caffeine, and is high in antioxidants, yerba mate triumphs as nature’s most balanced stimulant.

Helps Stimulate Focus and Clarity*

Boosts Physical Energy*

Traditionally Used to Support Weight Loss Programs that Include a Balanced Diet and Exercise*

Aids Elimination*

Contains Antioxidants*

Organic
Fair Trade
Kosher
Sustainably harvested
Biodegradable and Compostable packaging
Reduces CO2 by 286g

A Cut Above
Guayaki Yerba Mate has the typical “Paraguayan” cut. In Uruguay, you will find that they prefer their mate cut to have even more powder. In Argentina, you will find the preferred cut is void of both powder and stems. In our years of research drinking mate in tea bags, through a French press, in a gourd or guampa, we have found that the Paraguayan cut delivers the smoothest balance of flavor.

Imparting the sweet nutty profile from the stem content balanced with the strength of the additional surface area from the powder, you have a full bodied mate with several characteristic layers of flavor. We like to consider the cut as a sort of “whole herb” approach, understanding that the stems add their own distinct function, and indeed carry an additional nutritional profile to the mate.

When packing a gourd, gently shaking the mate with a tilt allows the stems to rise, and the powder to drop. After inserting the bombilla, the gourd is tilted upright allowing the larger stems and leaf to surround the bombilla, and thus creating an additional “filter” layer that assists in keeping out the fine sediment. Without the powder, the mate needs additional time to impart its full flavor. With the powder, you get balanced flavor from the start, with the leaves and stem assisting in carrying the balanced flavor throughout the duration of the mate drinking session.

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I love this hat!

By: Mr. Turnstyle of Santa Rosa

Organic and Flexi-fit! What better way to share my passion for Guayaki with the world and keep the sun out of my eyes than this fashionable cap!

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Very grassy and bitter

By: Elma Kim of Burlingame

We love mate and we love Guayaki, and bought a 1 lb bag of Ache's pride out of curiosity. This brew tastes like very strong green and bitter freshly mown lawn clippings. There was nothing we could do to cut this flavor. I'm sure there are people out there who love this flavor, but it's just not for us.

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REVIEW: My first Mate

By: Marv Graham of West Columbia

I have nothing to compare the Ache's Yerba Mate with because it's my first. That is not to say that I don't like it. It's milder than I expected. I thought it would be robust with a BIG earthy flavor. It does have a nice earthy flavor, but maybe I'm using too little for the amount of water I brew it with. A freind advised me to used a French press. I do.

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Supreme taste

By: Peter of Ketchikan/Alaska

Although relatively expensive this blend is worth it. The leaves look especially dark green and there are many stems in the blend. The taste is exceptional. There is a completely full body that is so smooth and earthy. I taste no bitterness, and it's not exactly sweet, but the taste is just pure exquisite. This blend is easily worth trying.

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THE BEST TEA !

By: Bob Suarez of Iliff, CO

Had heard of the tea and was not disappointed with the results! Reminds me I have to place another order.. soon!