Yerba Mate Experience - Learn to Drink Mate like a Local!
Yerba Mate Experience - Learn to Drink Mate like a Local!
10 öğün bağışlayacaktır
10 öğün bağışlayacaktır
Deneyim Detayları
Aby is a Buenos Aires native who will teach you everything you need to know about making and enjoying mate!
During the activity you will learn about the history of Yerba Mate in Argentina, the local customs and how to prepare and enjoy this wonderful drink. We will show you the traditional way to enjoy mate, but also show you the how it is enjoyed in other regions.
The experience is held at our private tasting room in the heart of Palermo.
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- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Wheelchair accessible
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Buluşma ve Alma
Buluşma NoktasıSoler 5650, Soler, Comuna 14 Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina, AR, C1425
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Tam geri ödeme almak için rezervasyonunuzu deneyim başlangıç saatinden en az 24 saat önce iptal edin.
Aby and Bernie was were so knowledgeable and welcoming! I learned a lot and had a very cozy and fun time! The chipas were delicious!
I did a mate tasting with Aby and I must say it was an incredible experience. Learning about Yerba Mate, its culture and how to prepare it was a complete unique experience and couldn’t recommend it...daha fazla oku
This was our second experience with Bertie and aby (we had done the wine tasting the evening before). We had a great time learning about Yerba mate and it made the rest of our trip better as well! ...daha fazla oku
I learned so much about Yerba mate and ate the most delicious homemade pastries. The dog is super cute and will say hi to you. Abi sent me the recipes for the pastries after, which she totally did ...daha fazla oku
Really cool experience learning about maté at Abi & Bertie's place. I feel like I've got a much better understanding of this ubiquitous cultural practice and its roots.
