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Amazonian Trio — mate, guayusa & açaí for gradual plant-based energy

I offer this Amazonian trio of maté, guayusa and açaí for a gradual plant-based energy boost. A herbaceous, fruity liquor, ideal for demanding rhythms.

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With this Amazonian Trio, I offer a plant-based alternative designed for sustained rhythms. This blend of maté, guayusa, and açaí unfolds a progressive and diffuse energy. The liquor reveals a straight herbaceous structure, balanced by fine bitterness and the dark depth of the berries.

Herbaceous Dark fruits Fine bitterness
TEMP75-80°CTemperature
TIME6 minInfusion
DOSE2,5 gPer cup
CAFFEINEHighLevel
€121.00/kg | €0.30 per cup | 40 cups (100g bag)

Timer

Use our interactive online timer to respect the ideal preparation time of 6 minutes of infusion.

CompositionThe three Amazonian pillars

Each ingredient in this South American blend fulfills a precise aromatic and mechanical function in the cup.

Maté (Argentina)

It forms the tonic base of the recipe. Its leaves provide a clear vegetal structure, drawing a straight and vertical line during tasting.

Guayusa (Ecuador)

A plant related to maté, it softens the astringency. It smooths the overall texture and establishes energy more evenly, without aggressiveness.

Açaí (Brazil)

Açaí berries mark the finish without artificially sweetening it. They bring a deep nuance of dark fruits and a light cocoa memory that adds depth to the blend.

ExpertiseMy selection for effort

I assembled this trio to create a stimulating drink that maintains true elegance in use. The goal was to build energy that lasts over time, far from abrupt peaks.

For whom?

  • To discover: The enthusiast looking for an effective alternative to replace coffee that has become too harsh for their body.
  • For the amateur: The regular maté drinker seeking a more textured and less uniform aromatic profile.
  • For the enthusiast: The connoisseur who appreciates tonic infusions with controlled bitterness, capable of withstanding multiple hot water infusions.
South American PlantsEnergetic ProfileNo Added Flavor
DetailsFull identity
Name
Amazonian Trio — Maté, Guayusa & Açaí
Type
Blend of South American tonic plants
Origin
Argentina, Ecuador, Brazil
Composition
Yerba maté, guayusa leaves, açaí berries
Caffeine
High (The release is gradual)
Profile
Clear vegetal, dark fruits, light cocoa finish.
Format
100g bag (about 40 cups)
Timing
In the morning, or before prolonged and sustained effort.
Storage
Store away from air, light, and humidity.
TipsMy extraction protocol

Reference preparation

I recommend a dosage of 2.5 grams for 200 ml of water. The temperature must be strictly controlled between 75°C and 80°C. Let infuse for 6 minutes to reach the exact meeting point between the vegetal structure of mate and the roundness of guayusa.

Variations and re-infusion

  • Discovery version (5 min): A shorter infusion will make the profile smoother and more accessible to palates less accustomed to bitterness.
  • Re-infusion: This blend holds up well. In classic preparation (filter or teapot), you can perform 2 to 4 successive infusions on the same leaves.
💡 The art of sharing: Replacing coffee isn’t always easy. Share this precise 75°C temperature protocol with someone close to show that a well-infused mate is neither harsh nor aggressive.
FAQFrequently Asked Questions
Preparation Why should boiling water be avoided for this blend?

Water at 100°C violently extracts the tannins from mate, resulting in an overly astringent bitterness. A temperature of 75 to 80°C preserves the vegetal balance and the roundness of guayusa.

Usage Can these leaves be re-infused multiple times?

Yes, the robust structure of mate and guayusa allows for 2 to 4 consecutive infusions in a classic teapot, slightly extending the steeping time with each infusion.

Energy What is the energy difference compared to regular coffee?

Coffee often causes a rapid stimulation spike. This South American trio offers a slower, gradual caffeine release, supporting sustained concentration without nervousness.

Precautions Are there any special precautions related to this tea?

Due to its high natural caffeine content, this blend should be consumed in moderation by those sensitive to stimulants, as well as by pregnant or breastfeeding women.

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