I'm missing a mate tea in the range. Surely many people would still enjoy this tea, which is often drunk in South America.
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Mate tea (yerba mate) is made from the leaves and stems of the Paraguayan holly, which is a tree in the jungle and a shrub in the plantation. More on Wikipedia.
I like to drink mate tea from time to time, which I prepare in a mate cup, a classic calabash, and suck on a drinking straw, a bombilla with a double filter, as well as sipping on a water pipe or a Bondi Chai.
If you like mate tea, you have your specialty that you like to buy again and again.
I don't think I would find one in Migros, because the variety is so great and I would never buy a bag of mate tea.
I always have Amanda Tradicional, which is served and enjoyed at the so-called Amanda Mate Bar in Argentina, in stock. But I'm working my way through all the flavors. Currently the Colon Compuesta 90-60-90, not because of the woman with the bikini on the packaging, but because this Paraguayan blend is the first to include green tea.
