Mate Amazonian Pearl - South American Rainforest Yerba Blend
Mate Green Tropical Paradise Blend
This vibrant blend combines South American mate green with exotic fruits, creating an energizing tropical infusion. The bright notes of pineapple and mango dance with citrusy lemon peels, while marigold flowers add visual appeal. Natural flavoring enhances the authentic fruit character, resulting in a refreshing beverage that can be enjoyed hot or iced.
The mate green base provides natural vitality, complemented by the sweet tropical fruits and bright citrus notes. This blend offers a perfect balance of energizing properties and refreshing taste, making it ideal for morning rituals or afternoon refreshment.
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Brewing Your Amazonian Experience
For optimal results:
- Use 14-17g per liter of water
- Steep for 5-10 minutes
- Water temperature: 100°C
- Double strength for iced preparation
- Can be enhanced with honey or lime
Tropical Ingredients from the Amazon
This blend features:
- Mate green: Traditional South American energizing herb
- Pineapple pieces: Natural fruit with sugar
- Mango pieces: Sweet tropical fruit with sugar
- Lemon peels: Adding citrus brightness
- Natural flavoring: Enhancing fruit notes
- Marigold flowers: For visual appeal
Energizing Benefits of Amazonian Pearl
This blend offers multiple wellness benefits:
- Natural Energy: Mate provides steady stimulation through xanthines
- Mental Clarity: Traditional focus enhancer
- Metabolic Support: Increases fat oxidation and energy expenditure
- Digestive Aid: Contains bromelain from pineapple supporting digestion
- Immune Support: Rich in vitamin C from tropical fruits
- Antioxidant Protection: Combines polyphenols from mate and fruits
South American Heritage Blend
This blend honors multiple traditions:
- Mate has been consumed in South America for centuries
- Pineapple originated in the Amazon rainforest
- Traditional mate drinking involves sharing from a gourd
- Indigenous Guarani people discovered mate's benefits
- Marigold flowers hold ceremonial significance in Latin America
