Produced in Argentina, a colleague of mine bought some and hasn’t finished it yet. They said Messi and the Latin American writer Borges drink it, so it became popular in a small circle for a while. Exotic yerba mate — available in three flavors: original, white peach, and jasmine. Since tonight’s meal was rather greasy, I quickly made a cup of jasmine yerba mate. The taste is quite similar to green tea.

As a yerba mate with over 400 years of history, its consumption is completely different from traditional Eastern tea drinking. In the traditional Argentine way of drinking, whether it's the water temperature, the teaware used, or the method of drinking, there are many particularities. Come experience the unique PLAYADITO yerba mate culture!!
①Prepare the materials:
PLAYADITO yerba mate, straw, teaware
Hot water at 75-80°C, a little cold water

②Friendly reminder:
Do not use 100°C boiling water to brew
Otherwise, it will destroy the nutritional components of the yerba mate
You can pour hot water into a thermos to keep it warm, which also makes it easy to add water at any time
01
Pour PLAYADITO yerba mate into the teaware
Use about 3/4 of the teaware’s capacity
(Adjust amount based on your personal taste preference)
02
Cover the cup with your hand and tilt to shake the yerba mate
Shake the yerba mate to one side of the cup
Leave a gap on the other side of the teaware
03
Pour a small amount of cold water from the side with the gap
Let it sit for 2 minutes before proceeding to the next step
04
Then pour an appropriate amount of 75-80°C hot water
(Do not use boiling water, as high temperatures can destroy the nutritional components of the yerba mate)
Let it sit for another 2 minutes
05
Cover the mouth of the straw with your finger
Insert the straw from the side with the gap all the way to the bottom of the cup
Finally, pour hot water from the side with the gap into the teaware
Now you can enjoy a cup of authentic PLAYADITO yerba mate
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