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Like its cousin, the Yerba Mate, Yaupon is a caffeinated herbal in the holly family, ilex. Guayusa is another caffeinated ilex species that was popularized in the US market by the Brooklyn-based company, Runa. Guayusa is a native to the Ecuadorian Amazon, while Yerba Mate is native to Northern Argentina, Southern Brazil, and Paraguay. Brazil alone exported about $80M worth of Yerba Mate in 2017.
For thousands of years, Native Americans in the Southeast have consumed Yaupon as an herbal tea. It commanded reverence in the cultural framework of Native groups such as the Timucua of Florida, and Muskogee groups in other parts of the Southeast. Today, much of Yaupon's history as an important tea has been obscured by the ages. But several start-up ventures are now marketing Yaupon products and seeing success.
~ Bryon White, Yaupon Brothers Tea
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BRYON WHITE is the CEO and Co-Founder of
Yaupon Brothers American Tea, and a co-founder of the American Yaupon Association. Bryon has years of experience in ethnobotany, product development, and entrepreneurial leadership. Bryon lives in New Smyrna Beach, Florida, with his wife Megan.
See http://www.yauponbrothers.com
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