I'm very sorry for the double comment, but thank you for the content you provide. It's not just informative, but also very entertaining. I don't want to get all sappy here in the comments, and it's likely you'll never see this, but things have been incredibly rough for my wife and myself lately, and your content gives me something to look forward to, and gives me ideas for teas and such to look forward to trying at some point. Seriously, thank you so much. I don't know if I could really express my gratitude properly.
No, thank YOU so much! It is so great to hear that these videos were able to help you. Kind words from people like you really help to keep us going when the work gets hard so I really appreciate you taking the time to let me know. I really wish you and your wife all the best and let me know if there is anything we can do to help.
What a life, following tea! 🤙 I think this is what I was trying to identify. My neighbor in Jordan had us over once for a thick green "tea" soaked in the leaves like this, and using similar straw. She called it Met'teh.
nice to see our precious mate (or chimarrão, as we also call it in southern brazil) on this channel. about the temperature, the usual water temperature is something between 70 and 80°C. some people may drink it hotter, but at least when the mate is is being prepared, the first infusion should be around 70°C or even lower so the leaves aren't damaged (some styles of yerba mate actually are better prepared first with cold water because it's absorved faster to make the wall/mountain of herb stable). great content again.
Thank you so much! I'm happy to share this incredible drink with everyone. I am often hesitant to drift outside my area of expertise but I do like to talk other drinks I enjoy that are similar to tea and do as much research as I can. I appreciate you taking the time to add your thoughts on this, hopefully it helps others!
FYI you left out Uruguay 🇺🇾 it’s our main drink too and shared culturally with Brazil too. Uruguayan yerba mate is slightly different is more bitter and with less stick on it. We also prepare it differently from Argentinans.
I've been on that yerba mate life for a few weeks now, and I don't know why I waited this long. I prefer the finer-cut stuff with added herbs and spices. I also prefer the roasted and then smoked stuff, but I can drink anything you toss my way.
I'm so glad to hear you like it! I've been on and off yerba mate at different points throughout my life and while I am almost exclusively drinking green tea now, I have been thinking about switching it up and drinking a bombilla in the mornings. Hopefully I'll have some more yerba mate videos to share soon.
I boiled my Yerba mate in a bag with lemongrass loose in the pot and a little cardamom. I added some honey . It’s yummy! But I wish I saw this video first! I would not have boiled according to package directions
Thank you for this informative video. I have a question: I am not clear if you were talking of matcha teas or mate when talking of "smoother/buffering caffeine effects"? Thanks.
when you drink caffeine from coffee for example, you tend to get very jittery, anxious and you can even crash later on in the day when the caffeine wears off. it appears this is not the case as much with matcha
"You can even pass the gourd around with friends." You can also pass mononucleosis around :P That said, I've been looking into Yerba Mate for some time now. Might give the site a look. Thanks for the info!
Hello! I'm Chilean... Where it's also a very popular drink. No, there's no problem other than the caffeine, just as drinking coffee before sleeping... So if you are ok with the energy boost... Go for it 😉
That's what I do! I enjoy learning about other drinks from time to time but I mostly stick to my favorites. By the way, we have some great matcha sales going on right now and some of them will expire in 24 hours: nioteas.com/collections/matcha-powder-and-accessories
It depends on whether it is roasted or unroasted. The roasted ones can get a bit smoky while the unroasted is very strong on these vegetal notes but I would say a bit more astringent compared to a sencha for example
this can happen maybe with the roasted variety. also there are studies that tried to blame the mate for throat cancer, but that's because some people drank it wrongly too hot, plus it's drunk in larger quantities than other hot beverages, so coffee and tea don't get the temperature-cancer mistake.
There are many studies. There is no definite proof yet, but there is evidence. The most damning ones are studies showing varying but often huge amount of PAH (class 1 carcinogen for humans) contamination. The smoke dried ones were the worst offenders, but the smoke free ones still were contaminated, possibly due to pollution in the region where it's grown. At least one study has shown similar amount of PAH metabolites in the urine of Mate drinkers who don't smoke as in smokers who don't drink Mate. Do with that information what you will. I love Mate, but I think there is reason to be careful. I think after reading the studies I'll avoid smoked mate in the future even if it does taste better. Also I'll try to cut back on the amount I drink.
@@jvbob96 The test was performed with water and it was concluded thus far that it was because of the temperature only, not because of some compounds found in the leaves.
You didn't mention Uruguay!!! Uruguay has the highest consumption of Mate per capita in the world, and is located in the center of the geographical region of Mate: Paraguay, Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil. In Brazil, only the southern region are Mate drinkers, in particular the state of Rio Grande do Sul, which borders with Paraguay, Argentina and Uruguay. Paraguay and Uruguay are different countries, their name comes from the same native language. .
we get it from a website that breaks it down by cultivar, picking, harvest etc. The mainstream caffeine numbers tend to be for low quality teas that are way lower in caffeine than some of the premium stuff
Correction: Yerba Mate was discovered and used in Paraguayan province after the division of our territory countries as Argentina, Uruguay were born, they know it in Brazil because when they were a portuguese colony they invaded all the spanish territory of Paraguayan province a stolen a lot of our territories, even traditions and 2 centuries after started a war against Paraguay with Argentina and Uruguay against us. So properly is a paraguayan herb and we didn't want to share with them
While 'tea' is used to refer to herbal extractions of any kind in everyday language, only leaves derived from the *tea plant* are classified as 'tea' officially. Everything else is can be called a 'tisane'/'influsion'/etc. It doesn't mean there's anything wrong with saying tea in reference to something like chamomile or mate in everyday conversation, but it's useful to have the terminology to distinguish anything produced by the camellia sinensis plant, especially in regards to buying tea or discussing its properties.
och. if you doing things or drinking something, that if not done exacally right could have carcinogenis effect, and can create cancer, than why would one want to do it at all vs just sticking to what you know is healthy safe.. (cancer patient)
the carcinogen effects comes from the burned leaves, it happens when you use boiling water and don't let it reach all the leaves. it produces small amounts of soot that are carcinogenic with cronic use. don't boil the water, or simply make it reach every leaf and you'll be fine. Boiling ruins the flavor anyway. The correlation with cancer was showed in persons that smoked and/or used Boiling water, and just after decades of exposure
Close to boiling.? lol hell no. almost nobody does that. 🤣 it's should be 60-75 celsius max.! any hotter is simply ruined. yerba mate isn't meant to be a very hot drink. just comfortable level of heat so you can actually enjoy the taste. this are from rather hot countries ffs. Paraguay even have Terere which is the cold version to suit the weather cause most of the time it's hot and humid.
These are natural products of Earth and no nation, which are political and ideological concepts created by humans, or race has a right to claim what is of Earth. These products existed before humans and will continue to do after humans unless human destructiveness destroys Earth altogether. Before being jingoistic and nationalistic, it is better to admire what Earth created and how humans can exchange the natural products of their ecosystems that they inhabit to coexist and be healthy.
Not a chance the Argentinian version is MUCH better only two states in brazil drink mate the rest of brazil like in Rio and Sao Paulo have no clue of it! Nice try!
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I'm very sorry for the double comment, but thank you for the content you provide. It's not just informative, but also very entertaining. I don't want to get all sappy here in the comments, and it's likely you'll never see this, but things have been incredibly rough for my wife and myself lately, and your content gives me something to look forward to, and gives me ideas for teas and such to look forward to trying at some point. Seriously, thank you so much. I don't know if I could really express my gratitude properly.
No, thank YOU so much! It is so great to hear that these videos were able to help you. Kind words from people like you really help to keep us going when the work gets hard so I really appreciate you taking the time to let me know. I really wish you and your wife all the best and let me know if there is anything we can do to help.
Also here in Brazil, Mate is an everyday go to, at least in the South region. I love yerba mate! As well as tea! They are my two everyday companions!
What a life, following tea! 🤙 I think this is what I was trying to identify. My neighbor in Jordan had us over once for a thick green "tea" soaked in the leaves like this, and using similar straw. She called it Met'teh.
nice to see our precious mate (or chimarrão, as we also call it in southern brazil) on this channel. about the temperature, the usual water temperature is something between 70 and 80°C. some people may drink it hotter, but at least when the mate is is being prepared, the first infusion should be around 70°C or even lower so the leaves aren't damaged (some styles of yerba mate actually are better prepared first with cold water because it's absorved faster to make the wall/mountain of herb stable). great content again.
Thank you so much! I'm happy to share this incredible drink with everyone. I am often hesitant to drift outside my area of expertise but I do like to talk other drinks I enjoy that are similar to tea and do as much research as I can. I appreciate you taking the time to add your thoughts on this, hopefully it helps others!
@@Nioteas "if you really wanna have fun" tf is wrong with you lol
FYI you left out Uruguay 🇺🇾 it’s our main drink too and shared culturally with Brazil too. Uruguayan yerba mate is slightly different is more bitter and with less stick on it. We also prepare it differently from Argentinans.
I'm very sorry I left you out :( I will have to make another yerba mate video with all these additions
I know it as Messi drink
yes this is how a lot of people know it!
most South Americans drink I’m South American from Australia my famila always have iy
😂😂
Im glad you like it! Have you also tried Japanese green teas?
That one video that makes us knew this drink
Very informative, the algorithm has been spamming me with yerba mate.
I've been on that yerba mate life for a few weeks now, and I don't know why I waited this long. I prefer the finer-cut stuff with added herbs and spices. I also prefer the roasted and then smoked stuff, but I can drink anything you toss my way.
I'm so glad to hear you like it! I've been on and off yerba mate at different points throughout my life and while I am almost exclusively drinking green tea now, I have been thinking about switching it up and drinking a bombilla in the mornings. Hopefully I'll have some more yerba mate videos to share soon.
Not only Argentina and Paraguay, but it is very popular in south Brazil as well.
yes! Thank you for that
Thank you for sharing! ❤
I boiled my Yerba mate in a bag with lemongrass loose in the pot and a little cardamom. I added some honey . It’s yummy! But I wish I saw this video first! I would not have boiled according to package directions
I’ve been drinking matcha for years since 2009 but just thought to try Yerba this time hopefully I like it 😊
I'm so glad you like it! The flavors are very different but many people that like matcha also like mate. Have you tried our matcha yet?
In Syria we are crazy for drinks mate
Thank you for this informative video. I have a question: I am not clear if you were talking of matcha teas or mate when talking of "smoother/buffering caffeine effects"? Thanks.
when you drink caffeine from coffee for example, you tend to get very jittery, anxious and you can even crash later on in the day when the caffeine wears off. it appears this is not the case as much with matcha
Thanks for the explanation. Yerba Mate keeps appearing in my YT shorts but I never know why and what it is.
"You can even pass the gourd around with friends." You can also pass mononucleosis around :P
That said, I've been looking into Yerba Mate for some time now. Might give the site a look. Thanks for the info!
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A question : is there any inconvenient about drinking it before sleeping ??????😍😍😍
Hello! I'm Chilean... Where it's also a very popular drink.
No, there's no problem other than the caffeine, just as drinking coffee before sleeping... So if you are ok with the energy boost... Go for it 😉
I live in Los Angeles. I never heard of this drink I wonder if they have it at some cafes here
They definitely have it some places! It is becoming pretty trendy in the US but it has been drunk in South America for a very long time
Try an Argentine store, they’ll have it there
I’m going to stick with my Japanese and Chinese teas and my Matcha’s thank you 🙏🏼
That's what I do! I enjoy learning about other drinks from time to time but I mostly stick to my favorites. By the way, we have some great matcha sales going on right now and some of them will expire in 24 hours: nioteas.com/collections/matcha-powder-and-accessories
Nicely explained. 😊
It tastes better than cocoa... I put a little honey sometimes and it tastes to die for.
Im so glad you like it!
if you add honey to it then you might as well add shit to it
@@zaraiwzaraI will sugar your mate old man
what does that even mean?
@@Nioteas it's a threat
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Thank you so much!
Could you make a video about how green tea differs from one to another or is there not much difference
i found this scrolling through serenity herbal and now i order it every month we all love this tnx for thr video
I'm so glad you like it! We have plenty of other videos about Japanese green tea as well
Do you add Cinchona bark to make Jesuit Tea(bitter) that has gotten them through four Plandemics?
no I have not tried this yet
Hello, can someone tell me that Tea is the one that appears at minute 1:47 and 1:51?
this is the gyokuro sasa Hime, a super sweet and savory green tea made by Mr. Sakamoto in Kagoshima: nioteas.com/products/gyokuro-sasa-hime
@@Nioteas Thanks!!!
Good video! I'm Argentinian and I love Mate. Uruguay, Brazil y Paraguay also drink Mate, but every country has there own way to do it.
Hi. Guys it's not available where I live, I'm very curious as to what it tastes like. Could anyone tell me?
It depends on whether it is roasted or unroasted. The roasted ones can get a bit smoky while the unroasted is very strong on these vegetal notes but I would say a bit more astringent compared to a sencha for example
@@Nioteas Thank you!
Do a cold extraction with medicinal herbs like we do in paraguay
Does yerba mate contain coca leaves?
no it doesn't but this is a different type of herbal tea you can make
Thanks..
you're welcome!
Yerba mate is amazing..it makes coffee look like a joke...real gangstas drink mate
Just like Messi!
@@Nioteas haha amen!
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That was unnecessary. No beverage is superior to another. And coffee and tea varies from region to region.
IS THERE A CAFFEINE FREE VARIETY OF YERBA MATE SMOKELESS TEA?
I dont think so and unfortunately when you decaffeinate things it really decreases the flavor
I read a scientific study that showed yerba mate having compounds the promote cancer, especially if drunk in large amounts
this can happen maybe with the roasted variety. also there are studies that tried to blame the mate for throat cancer, but that's because some people drank it wrongly too hot, plus it's drunk in larger quantities than other hot beverages, so coffee and tea don't get the temperature-cancer mistake.
Yes I heard about this study and I believed the same thing, I think there was a mistake in how it was conducted
There are many studies. There is no definite proof yet, but there is evidence. The most damning ones are studies showing varying but often huge amount of PAH (class 1 carcinogen for humans) contamination. The smoke dried ones were the worst offenders, but the smoke free ones still were contaminated, possibly due to pollution in the region where it's grown. At least one study has shown similar amount of PAH metabolites in the urine of Mate drinkers who don't smoke as in smokers who don't drink Mate. Do with that information what you will. I love Mate, but I think there is reason to be careful. I think after reading the studies I'll avoid smoked mate in the future even if it does taste better. Also I'll try to cut back on the amount I drink.
@@jvbob96 The test was performed with water and it was concluded thus far that it was because of the temperature only, not because of some compounds found in the leaves.
Causes cancer 😅 guess I'll have some to drink people are stupid lol
You didn't mention Uruguay!!!
Uruguay has the highest consumption of Mate per capita in the world, and is located in the center of the geographical region of Mate:
Paraguay, Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil.
In Brazil, only the southern region are Mate drinkers, in particular the state of Rio Grande do Sul, which borders with Paraguay, Argentina and Uruguay.
Paraguay and Uruguay are different countries, their name comes from the same native language.
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I'm sorry I missed it! I would love to visit these regions some day. Uruguay, Brazil and Argentina are high up on my list
Yea, I'm like what.? how could you not mention the country that consumed it the most. lol he's definitely have no idea what he's talking about
@@Nioteasstick to tea bro
2:11, why'd he touch the bombilla.
thank you
you're welcome!
How old is it recommended for
maybe teenagers are okay to have it. It does have a lot of caffeine
Heya, where do you get your caffeine numbers from? It seems really tricky and costly to independently verify.
we get it from a website that breaks it down by cultivar, picking, harvest etc. The mainstream caffeine numbers tend to be for low quality teas that are way lower in caffeine than some of the premium stuff
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thank you for sharing
I like ti better at 75° c not too hot c:
yes this is a good call. By the way, if you are interested in trying some of our teas we have our summer sales going on now: nioteas.com/
@@Nioteas im from argentina we have lots of teas but tx ☺️🫂
G’day mate
Correction: Yerba Mate was discovered and used in Paraguayan province after the division of our territory countries as Argentina, Uruguay were born, they know it in Brazil because when they were a portuguese colony they invaded all the spanish territory of Paraguayan province a stolen a lot of our territories, even traditions and 2 centuries after started a war against Paraguay with Argentina and Uruguay against us. So properly is a paraguayan herb and we didn't want to share with them
Who’s here because of Messi ?
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thank you
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I am here because of Messi 😁
Yes what great PR for Yerba Mate!
3:00 so much for "Covid" terror!
this was probably filmed before that
I only know the "que hijo de que lindo mate" meme
Im not familiar with that
No they are tea, they are just considered an herbal tea instead of tea from the tea plant
they are called teas sometimes but they are technically not
While 'tea' is used to refer to herbal extractions of any kind in everyday language, only leaves derived from the *tea plant* are classified as 'tea' officially. Everything else is can be called a 'tisane'/'influsion'/etc. It doesn't mean there's anything wrong with saying tea in reference to something like chamomile or mate in everyday conversation, but it's useful to have the terminology to distinguish anything produced by the camellia sinensis plant, especially in regards to buying tea or discussing its properties.
Messi 🇦🇷 and Suarez drink.
Erm I just a Nescafé for me please
you don't like yerba mate?
Mate not tea
yes exactly, just like chamomile: ua-cam.com/video/rikYkyE3zto/v-deo.html
och. if you doing things or drinking something, that if not done exacally right could have carcinogenis effect, and can create cancer, than why would one want to do it at all vs just sticking to what you know is healthy safe.. (cancer patient)
could be a good idea. I don't think it is that difficult to prepare the proper way
the carcinogen effects comes from the burned leaves, it happens when you use boiling water and don't let it reach all the leaves. it produces small amounts of soot that are carcinogenic with cronic use.
don't boil the water, or simply make it reach every leaf and you'll be fine.
Boiling ruins the flavor anyway.
The correlation with cancer was showed in persons that smoked and/or used Boiling water, and just after decades of exposure
Close to boiling.? lol hell no. almost nobody does that. 🤣 it's should be 60-75 celsius max.! any hotter is simply ruined. yerba mate isn't meant to be a very hot drink. just comfortable level of heat so you can actually enjoy the taste. this are from rather hot countries ffs. Paraguay even have Terere which is the cold version to suit the weather cause most of the time it's hot and humid.
Thank you, this is good to know
Its not a tea!
yes it is not technically
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Pass it around... never.. ridiculous.
these are great thank you for sharing!
Ah hah.. there's the real reason.. not touching this crap
what do you mean?
Do I have to be a gay, green-haired millennial to drink this?
Definitely not! But if you are we wouldn't judge that either. Everyone can enjoy good tea
Well you seem pretty gay so I wouldn't worry either way I think you qualify
Black tea is still better .
BRAZILIAN WAY MUCH BETTER ;)
I'll have to try and compare
These are natural products of Earth and no nation, which are political and ideological concepts created by humans, or race has a right to claim what is of Earth. These products existed before humans and will continue to do after humans unless human destructiveness destroys Earth altogether. Before being jingoistic and nationalistic, it is better to admire what Earth created and how humans can exchange the natural products of their ecosystems that they inhabit to coexist and be healthy.
Not a chance the Argentinian version is MUCH better only two states in brazil drink mate the rest of brazil like in Rio and Sao Paulo have no clue of it! Nice try!
I'll have to try both and compare!
Finally i have something to send to my english speaking friends when they dont know what mate is 🙏🧉