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Yerba Mate Tea - Ready For Your First Cup? by Yuri Mathis Curious as to what this yerba mate tea is all about? You may see people sipping this cloudy green brew at coffee shops around town. Word on the street is this tea packs more nutritional power than even green tea.

By William I. Lengeman III Summer is here (unless you're in the southern hemisphere), temperatures are rising and there's no better time to cool down with a glass of iced tea. Previous iced tea articles at the Twinings Tea Blog have included this overview, an assortment of iced tea variations, a primer on making iced tea and an overview of sweet tea.

By William I. Lengeman III Though not a tea in the strictest sense of the word, in North America yerba mate is often lumped in with tea by virtue of the fact that it's a leafy substance steeped in water and most often served hot.

The fusion of Organic Yerba Mate and Cerveza results in a very drinkable pale ale called Mateveza. The naturally caffeinated pale ale is a unique style in the craft beer market. First off, this beer is caffeinated because Yerba Mate provides natural energy from the plant.

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Whenever I travel, I like to find the little nuances of life that differ from what I’m used to here at home (Chicago). I love to compare the foodways of other cultures to my own and imagine myself growing up in another country. I guess you could call it a hobby I’ve taken up in the albeit spontaneous traveling I’ve been doing lately.

By William I. Lengeman III This is a selection of recent popular blog articles from the Twinings Tea Blog, where you will find highlights from the best tea blogs from tea lovers around the world. Tea Regions, 8th Edition - Argentina More on the world's great tea-growing regions from Katrina at The Tea Pages.

I love my yerba mate and I decided to experiment with the Java Mate from Guayaki. I decided to use my hot tea infuser instead of the traditional gourd. I added the same amount of yerba mate and water that I would have for a few gourds full and let the mate infuse with the boiling water.

A legend about where where the \"yerba mate\" came from. Full transcript available at: spanish-podcast.com

I have to say that I have not been very impressed with Guayaki’s Yerba Mate Energy Drinks so far. To date I find that I enjoy yerba mate much more when it is part of another drink. Still I’m going to keep giving these guys a shot since they are a sustainable company and engage in good business practices.