These are the Taragüi Yerba Mate stores in the United States

Now you can enjoy this natural and beneficial infusion in the United States.

Mate is a yerba mate-based infusion very popular in some South American countries, such as Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Brazil. Mate is a true institution, especially in Argentina, and is part of the Argentinian way of life. Mate is often enjoyed with friends and at any time.
In Uruguay and Argentina, people customarily use a thermos of hot water to regularly prepare mate. In Paraguay and along the Argentine coast, it is more commonly consumed with cold water.
In Brazil, mate is drunk in larger containers and the yerba mate is greener.
Mate serves a true social connection, whether enjoyed at home, at work, at university, or in public places. To understand the importance of mate today, it's important to understand its history.

The consumption of mate dates back to the Guaraní natives, the aboriginal people who lived in certain regions of South America. The Guaraní chewed mate leaves directly or made infusions in a gourd filled with water. Known for eliminating fatigue and promoting good mood, yerba mate was also consumed for therapeutic purposes.

Today, mate is part of Argentine folklore.
More than 95% of Argentine households drink mate every day, with an average consumption of three times per day per person (according to the National Yerba Mate Institute). Now you can enjoy this natural and beneficial infusion in the United States.