Yerba mate: South America's 'beverage of champions

This bitter, caffeinated tea is increasing in popularity beyond South America – and footballers like Lionel Messi have been helping to spread it around the world.

Popular with the Gauchos in South America, this drink became the national drink in almost every country of this continent over the years. High in

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