Tea and a Pipe

[Alejo R.]

I did find some government reports on it. I was not aware of this before…

Maté consumption and the risk of squamous cell esophageal cancer in uruguay - PubMed

A retrospective hospital-based case-control study was carried out at the Oncology Institute of Montevideo, Uruguay, to investigate the role of maté consumption in esophageal cancer risk. The study included 344 cases with squamous cell carcinoma of the esophagus and 469 controls recruited between...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Cancer and yerba mate consumption: a review of possible associations - PubMed

The role of hot mate in increasing the risk of cancer of esophagus, larynx, and oral cavity seems to be supported by several epidemiological studies. The temperature could act by damaging the mucosa or accelerating metabolic reactions, including those with carcinogenic substances in tobacco and...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

P.S. As for tea and smoking, I only occasionally drink Tulsi Tea.

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I stay away from tea, other than this for now, since tea is acidic. For those sensitive, tea can irritate the mouth and tongue when pipe smoking.

Hot mate isn't mate.
but it is understandable that there are people who drink it like that.
But it's the same with any drink.

 

[PipeIT]

Hot mate isn't mate.
but it is understandable that there are people who drink it like that.
But it's the same with any drink.

What do you mean Hot mate isn’t mate? Hot is just a serving style.

I know Mate is the most popular drink in Argentina, maybe when drank hot in Argentina, the locals simply refer to it as another name, is what you mean?

I typically drink it cold.

By chance is Guayaki popular in Argentina?

Guayakí Yerba Mate

Connect with the energizing power of Guayakí Yerba Mate. Shop online and buy your favorite Guayakí yerba mate organic products like high energy cans, sparkling cans, dried yerba mate, & official merch.

guayaki.com

I love Yerba Mate…

 

[CornhuskerPiper]

When I have a cup of tea I tend to actually go for a stronger blend, but I think that’s just me. I love a cup of Sleepytime or Earl Grey with a bowl of Irish Flake.

 

[irishearl]

When I have a cup of tea I tend to actually go for a stronger blend, but I think that’s just me. I love a cup of Sleepytime or Earl Grey with a bowl of Irish Flake.

With stronger tobacco blends, (which is all I smoke), I find I prefer stouter black tea blends such as Irish or Scottish breakfast blends.

 

[DeerparkDays]

Problem with drinking a hot beverage during a smoke is, it cools. During spring and fall, I like a large mug of my favorite black tea with a smoke. But usually they are cold by the time I'm done. And I rarely smoke once sun goes down.

Hey mate that's fixable......get yourself a teapot and a tea cosy. Those tea costs do a darn good job. And get yourself possibly a smaller mug. My tea usually lasts for an hour or so with a bowl.

 

[Alejo R.]

What do you mean Hot mate isn’t mate? Hot is just a serving style.

I know Mate is the most popular drink in Argentina, maybe when drank hot in Argentina, the locals simply refer to it as another name, is what you mean?

I typically drink it cold.

By chance is Guayaki popular in Argentina?

Guayakí Yerba Mate

Connect with the energizing power of Guayakí Yerba Mate. Shop online and buy your favorite Guayakí yerba mate organic products like high energy cans, sparkling cans, dried yerba mate, & official merch.

guayaki.com

I love Yerba Mate…

Of course mate is a hot drink, but it is prepared at a temperature that does not harm the mouth, nor of course the esophagus. Since I usually drink it at home, I do it at the correct temperature. Sometimes I prepare it for traveling when I go with my wife who makes it while I drive, then I might heat it a little more. In places like Uruguay, where people leave home for work, mate in hand and thermos under arm, and drink it on the way on public transportation, that is how common mate is in Uruguay, it is likely that the water is overheated so that it lasts at the right temperature and the first mates are drunk a little hotter. Cold mate is called Tereré, a Guarani word, and it is typical of northern Argentina and Paraguay.

 

[Alejo R.]

What do you mean Hot mate isn’t mate? Hot is just a serving style.

I know Mate is the most popular drink in Argentina, maybe when drank hot in Argentina, the locals simply refer to it as another name, is what you mean?

I typically drink it cold.

By chance is Guayaki popular in Argentina?

Guayakí Yerba Mate

Connect with the energizing power of Guayakí Yerba Mate. Shop online and buy your favorite Guayakí yerba mate organic products like high energy cans, sparkling cans, dried yerba mate, & official merch.

guayaki.com

I love Yerba Mate…

GUAYAKI, no way.
30 years ago, Coca-Cola wanted to launch a carbonated drink based on Yerba Mate, it was called Nativa and it was a complete failure.

 

[Skippy B. Coyote]

I often pair pipe blends with coffee or tea. Some of my favorite have been:

English breakfast tea + Samuel Gawith Full Virginia Flake, G.L. Pease Union Square, or Mac Baren HH Pure Virginia

Lapsang souchong tea + Peterson Early Morning Pipe or Arango Balkan Supreme

Sleepytime tea + Gawith Hoggarth Dark Flake Aromatic or Coniston Cut Plug

French roast coffee + Samuel Gawith 1792 Flake

Any sweet cappuccino + Mac Baren Vanilla Flake

 

[cosmicfolklore]

That stuff you guys call tea... blech.

 

[PipeIT]

GUAYAKI, no way.
30 years ago, Coca-Cola wanted to launch a carbonated drink based on Yerba Mate, it was called Nativa and it was a complete failure.

You mentioned before Hot Mate isn’t Mate, I asked before what you meant?

Also for Guayaki, it helps to elaborate, as others possibly and myself included would like to know the reasons as to saying; Guayaki no way.

When I mentioned Guayaki, I wasn’t only referring to their cold and carbonated Yerba Mate. They also have traditional loose tea, and tea bags.

What is wrong with the Guayaki traditional loose tea, and tea bags? Is Guayaki looked down upon in Argentina as a bad company?

Loose Leaf & Mate Bags

Connect with the energizing power of Guayakí Yerba Mate. Shop online and buy your favorite Guayakí yerba mate organic products like high energy cans, sparkling cans, dried yerba mate, & official merch.

guayaki.com

If there is a particular brand of Yerba Mate widely loved in Argentina, that is exported? Also anything organic exported from Argentina?

Thanks

 

[Alejo R.]

You mentioned before Hot Mate isn’t Mate, I asked before what you meant?

Also for Guayaki, it helps to elaborate, as others possibly and myself included would like to know the reasons as to saying; Guayaki no way.

What is wrong with the Guayaki traditional loose tea, and tea bags? Is Guayaki looked down upon in Argentina as a bad company?

Loose Leaf & Mate Bags

Connect with the energizing power of Guayakí Yerba Mate. Shop online and buy your favorite Guayakí yerba mate organic products like high energy cans, sparkling cans, dried yerba mate, & official merch.

guayaki.com

If there is a particular brand of Yerba Mate widely loved in Argentina, that is exported? Also anything organic exported from Argentina?

Thanks

You asked if guayaki was known in Argentina and No, not at all, no Mate-based drink has been successful.
Mate is drunk in the traditional way in Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil and Uruguay. It is difficult to find a successful mate-based drink.

 

[PipeIT]

You asked if guayaki was known in Argentina and No, not at all, no Mate-based drink has been successful.
Mate is drunk in the traditional way in Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil and Uruguay. It is difficult to find a successful mate-based drink.

This bag of loose Yerba Mate from Guayaki is Mate Based, I thought this is real traditional Mate?

Traditional Organic Loose Leaf, 16 ounces

Pure Taste: Traditional yerba mate is rich, robust, and balanced, with a complex earthy body and a smooth mellow finish. Includes one (1) 16 ounce bags of traditional loose leaf organic Guayakí Yerba Mate, 40mg caffeine per serving.

guayaki.com

By the way, what brands are popular in Argentina?

I see Playadito I believe is from Argentina.

Playadito yerba mate 1 lb (500g)

Playadito yerba mate is known for being slightly mild, smooth, but with that nice kick of bitterness. Step into any office building in Buenos Aires and you'll see this brand on a large number of desks due to being a crowd favorite This is the 500g (1.1 lb) Playadito bag size.

yerbacrew.com

Thanks

 

[PipeIT]

Hi @Alejo R. I have only been trying to talk about Traditional Mate, not mate based as you mentioned. I guess when I mentioned Guayaki, you were thinking about their canned drinks.

It is my understanding making traditional mate, is putting the loose leaves in a gourd, pouring in the hot water, let it steep inside the gourd, and then use a metal straw placed inside the gourd to drink from.

Here is a site I found information, this is my understanding of tradional mate.

How to Prepare Traditional Argentinian Mate | Taragüi

Yerba Mate Taragüi| Follow these Steps to prepare a traditional Argentinian Mate|The Argentinian's favorite Yerba Mate recipe | Discover | How To

www.taragui.com

Thanks

 

[Alejo R.]

You mentioned before Hot Mate isn’t Mate, I asked before what you meant?

Also for Guayaki, it helps to elaborate, as others possibly and myself included would like to know the reasons as to saying; Guayaki no way.

When I mentioned Guayaki, I wasn’t only referring to their cold and carbonated Yerba Mate. They also have traditional loose tea, and tea bags.

What is wrong with the Guayaki traditional loose tea, and tea bags? Is Guayaki looked down upon in Argentina as a bad company?

Loose Leaf & Mate Bags

Connect with the energizing power of Guayakí Yerba Mate. Shop online and buy your favorite Guayakí yerba mate organic products like high energy cans, sparkling cans, dried yerba mate, & official merch.

guayaki.com

If there is a particular brand of Yerba Mate widely loved in Argentina, that is exported? Also anything organic exported from Argentina?

Thanks

Most of the world's yerba mate is grown at the Las Marías Establishment.

https://www.lasmarias.com.ar

check the english version.
They are quite transparent about everything.
They are quite transparent in everything. You can also buy them.

 

[PipeIT]

Most of the world's yerba mate is grown at the Las Marías Establishment.

https://www.lasmarias.com.ar

check the english version.
They are quite transparent about everything.
They are quite transparent in everything. You can also buy them.

I was editing my reply before, look back if you missed.

Is there any Mate brands that are widely popular in Argentina, that most people drink like in Buenos Aires?

I see Taragui…

Thanks

P.S. I read Taragui is the #1 selling mate in Argentina. hmm

 

[Alejo R.]

Hi @Alejo R. I have only been trying to talk about Traditional Mate, not mate based as you mentioned. I guess when I mentioned Guayaki, you were thinking about their canned drinks.

It is my understanding making traditional mate, is putting the loose leaves in a gourd, pouring in the hot water, let it steep inside the gourd, and then use a metal straw placed inside the gourd to drink from.

Here is a site I found information, this is my understanding of tradional mate.

How to Prepare Traditional Argentinian Mate | Taragüi

Yerba Mate Taragüi| Follow these Steps to prepare a traditional Argentinian Mate|The Argentinian's favorite Yerba Mate recipe | Discover | How To

www.taragui.com

Thanks

This bag of loose Yerba Mate from Guayaki is Mate Based, I thought this is real traditional Mate?

Traditional Organic Loose Leaf, 16 ounces

Pure Taste: Traditional yerba mate is rich, robust, and balanced, with a complex earthy body and a smooth mellow finish. Includes one (1) 16 ounce bags of traditional loose leaf organic Guayakí Yerba Mate, 40mg caffeine per serving.

guayaki.com

By the way, what brands are popular in Argentina?

I see Playadito I believe is from Argentina.

Playadito yerba mate 1 lb (500g)

Playadito yerba mate is known for being slightly mild, smooth, but with that nice kick of bitterness. Step into any office building in Buenos Aires and you'll see this brand on a large number of desks due to being a crowd favorite This is the 500g (1.1 lb) Playadito bag size.

yerbacrew.com

Thanks

Playadito it's good.
We drank it for years, now we change it just for a change. It's very good.
This arenthe currently open bag in mi home.
Canarias is an Uruguayan brand, very soft.

 

[PipeIT]

I just saw these, that are suppose to be small production good quality.

Titrayju Yerba Mate 1 kg (2.2 lbs)

Our Titrayju Yerba Mate is sourced from a small cooperative in Misiones, Argentina, who follows Fair Trade principles and does not use any chemicals in their production. The medium leaf cut is smoked and includes stems, creating a rich and aged flavor that will enhance your yerba mate...

goyerbamate.store

La Rubia Special Yerba Mate 1 kg (2.2 lbs)

Now with no added dust. La Rubia Special Yerba Mate from Paraguay has been lightly smoked then naturally aged in cedar bins, giving it a distinct flavor. Made with organic yerba mate and stems, this limited production yerba is a rare find today.

goyerbamate.store

Isondú Barbacua Yerba Mate, 24 Month Natural Aging (500 g / 1.1 lb)

Isondú Barbacua Yerba Mate, aged for 24 months for a smooth, bold flavor. Grown organically in Argentina. with stems, this yerba mate is a must-try for those seeking a natural and authentic taste.

goyerbamate.store

 

[Alejo R.]

I just saw these, that are suppose to be small production good quality.

Titrayju Yerba Mate 1 kg (2.2 lbs)

Our Titrayju Yerba Mate is sourced from a small cooperative in Misiones, Argentina, who follows Fair Trade principles and does not use any chemicals in their production. The medium leaf cut is smoked and includes stems, creating a rich and aged flavor that will enhance your yerba mate...

goyerbamate.store

La Rubia Special Yerba Mate 1 kg (2.2 lbs)

Now with no added dust. La Rubia Special Yerba Mate from Paraguay has been lightly smoked then naturally aged in cedar bins, giving it a distinct flavor. Made with organic yerba mate and stems, this limited production yerba is a rare find today.

goyerbamate.store

Isondú Barbacua Yerba Mate, 24 Month Natural Aging (500 g / 1.1 lb)

Isondú Barbacua Yerba Mate, aged for 24 months for a smooth, bold flavor. Grown organically in Argentina. with stems, this yerba mate is a must-try for those seeking a natural and authentic taste.

goyerbamate.store

I don't know them.
Misiones is not a province free of agrochemicals.