The Origins

A Treasure from the South American Rainforest

Yerba mate traces its roots back to the indigenous Guaraní people of South America, who saw it not just as a drink, but as a sacred gift from nature. Grown in the subtropical rainforests of Argentina, Paraguay, and Brazil, it was traditionally harvested, dried, and shared in a communal circle—sipped slowly through a metal straw called a bombilla. Over time, mate became a symbol of connection, hospitality, and vitality across cultures. Today, that same spirit lives on, blending centuries-old ritual with modern wellness in every cup.