Guayakí Yerba Mate

Beepy Bella and Guayakí Yerba Mate share a belief in using business as a force for good.

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Our advice? Keep a couple of these refreshing, mate-meets-seltzer Guayakis in your ski locker or car.

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It tastes delicious — similar to green tea — and its business model is centered on the regeneration of the planet.

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The benefits of drinking yerba mate abound, and if your Aquarian bestie is a fan of this Latin American herbal tea, a bohemian-style gourd and bombilla straw is a thoughtful present they’re sure to get much use out of.

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Yerba mate is a traditional herbal tea from South America. But don’t let the “herbal” aspect of this tea deceive you, as it rivals coffee in caffeine content.

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[The stats on its cheery, GVC-inspired can say] it contains no corn syrup or bizarre extracts—chemical or otherwise—and an absence of bubbles makes it dangerously chuggable compared to other drinks.

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"The practice of drinking yerba mate symbolizes the profound connection between these indigenous peoples and their forest environment,” says Fabiana Pose, Guayakí Yerba Mate vice president of South America.

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Regular drinkers swear it doesn’t cause the shakes or an intense crash. More reasons to make friends with mate: B and C vitamins and polyphenol antioxidants like chlorogenic acid.

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"The Guarani people have their own long-held drinking ritual for yerba mate, but you can snag these teas off the shelf at your local grocery store."

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…try to opt for energy drinks that have as few artificial ingredients as possible and are not extremely high in caffeine [like] Guayaki Organic Yerba Mate.

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We love Guayakí for both the taste and the variety.

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…it goes far beyond just being a drink, Yerba Mate is about building connections and fostering relationships.

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