Blueberry giddiness is reminiscent of a blissful holiday madness. Enjoy this taste over and over again. Delicate blueberries, sweet raspberries and sour currants are a combination that perfectly complements each other. What more could you want!
 
Yerba mate is nothing more than dried, ground leaves and sticks of Paraguay holly, prepared for making an infusion popular mainly in South American countries. The name yerba mate was probably coined by the Jesuits. It comes from the transformed Latin word herba - herb and mati, which in Quechua means a gourd in which the herb is brewed. Yerba mate stimulates the mind, often used to improve memory and concentration. Used as a stimulating tonic, relieving mental and physical fatigue. The inhabitants of South America have known and appreciated the beneficial effects of Yerba Mate for centuries. It stimulates similarly to coffee, but compared to coffee, which stimulates strongly, but briefly - it stimulates for a long time, providing a lot of minerals and microelements, reducing the appetite at the same time.
 
Unit package: 400 g
 
Ingredients: yerba mate 89%, freeze-dried raspberry 3%, dried blueberry 3%, freeze-dried red currant 2%, pink cornflower, aroma
 
Nutritional value per 100 g: energy value 73.0 kJ / 18.0 kcal, fats 0.0 g, carbohydrates 2.6 g (including sugars 2 g), fiber 1.9 g, protein 0.0 g, salt 0.0 g, sodium 0.0 g.
 
Country of origin: Brazil
 
The recommended method of brewing: Traditionally in South America, dry is poured in an amount of 1/4 to 3/4 of the volume of the vessel and poured over with water at a temperature of 65 - 80 degrees C.