Yachak Yerba Mate Drink, Ultimate Mint, Packaging May Vary, 16 Fl Oz, Pack of 12

I’ve tried a lot of energy drinks, but Yachak Yerba Mate in Blueberry really stands out — in the best way! It’s the perfect balance of smooth, natural energy and refreshing fruit flavor. The blueberry taste is vibrant but not overly sweet or artificial, which I really appreciate. It feels clean and crisp, with a slightly earthy undertone from the yerba mate that adds depth without being overpowering.What I love most is the subtle, steady, jitter-free energy it gives me. Unlike typical energy drinks that spike and crash, this one keeps me focused and alert for hours — and it’s made with organic ingredients, which makes me feel good about what I’m putting in my body.Whether I’m working, hiking, or just need a pick-me-up during a long day, this has become my go-to. Definitely recommend if you want something that tastes great and actually works — without the crash.

Shipped fast and tastes great. The energy usually hits me 2-3 hours after drinking it. No crash afterwords but I don’t crash from much of anything. More affordable for me than buying in store.

I was over a neighbor's house not long ago and happened to be VERY thirsty, and he offered me one of these. I don't DO "energy drinks", because I have never enjoyed how jittery they make me or the crash I get from them. Then, there's the fact that they usually taste like a horse's dirty behind.Then I saw the caffeine content listed on the can and was wary. Almost didn't drink it. But, it was cold and it said it was tea, which I love, and as I said, I was THIRSTY.So, I drank it.Cut to today when I got a delivery of two more CASES of the stuff. This energy drink is my new favorite thing ever. I LOVE the taste of it and the energy it gives me is palpable but since it is Yerba Mate I don't crash from it and it doesn't make me feel like a crackhead, despite the fairly ridiculous amount of caffeine in it.I have only tried the mint flavor - mainly because when I ordered a can of the red berry flavor, Amazon shipped it in a bubble envelope and go ahead and guess what the can looked like when it got to me. Half empty and dented everywhere like someone got really angry and took it out on the poor can. Amazon's packaging has gone straight downhill lately, and it's turning me off of the site. In fact, when Amazon shipped me a case of this, they shipped it in a box two times the size of the case of cans and by the time I got the delivery I had to get a refund, because 90% of the cans were dented so badly you'd need to jam a knife into the can to get it open and half of them were leaking or straight up opened and drained. Shame on you, Amazon, where is your mind?ANYWAY, though, there's a store that rhymes with Hall Cart that shipped me two cases that arrived in brand new, undented condition. And, aside from shipping issues, I just highly recommend this drink to anyone looking for a boost. And, a tasty one, at that.Viva la Yachak!

The item itself is a good, natural energy drink. It was a bit different from the sweet ones I had drank before finding more natural versions. I am not sure if intially it was tea taste or a bit earthy taste. That was a good year ago at least.Anyway, my last delivery (as well as one quite a while ago) were a bit disappointing as someone packed too many heavy items (3 cases this size) in one large box that may ok for gentle handling. This was the second time I received a package that was too much, losing an entire can due it being too heavy for delivers. My mailman ended up having to place the box in a plastic bag to keep it from leaving fluid in his vehicle. As I said this isn't the first time. Most of my auto delivers are separated, not sure but suspect new employees maybe needing additional education on packing too many things together that could burst.

Yes, the price has gone up on Amazon by, at least with the best flavor (Mint), by $20. So I bought the Blackberry. I need caffeine and have trouble with coffee, so maté is good. Portable maté even better.Everyone everywhere thinks there is too much sugar in here, but it’s better to me than sucralose or stevia, which make me ill.I thought the Blackberry would be too sweet, but since its natural blackberry it’s a little sweet n’ sour and it does have that grassy earthy smell and taste of maté — it’s not just a sugary juice, it’s definitely a very caffeinated tea.I might buy Blackberry again if Mint is still so pricey. I do prefer the Mint, which is especially refreshing. And yeah, Guayaki is inarguably better in taste and sugar content and flavor options, but boy is it expensive.Yachak does the job, and at the end of the day tastes better than any Monster or Red Bull.

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It’s an acquired taste, but if you’ve acquired it this tastes great. Like the mint flavor over the others. Seems to fit. Blueberry is decent too.Will buy again when on special, but normal price isn’t reasonable (IMO). Also, a lot of added sugar (equivalent to most others of similar size/flavor, just meaning in general).Prefer Yerba Mate to other energy drinks, doesn’t give me jitters. Supposedly healthier.Have been trying other flavors/brands with less added sugar to find one that can pull off not tasting gross w/o a 50% daily serving of sugar per can.

I'll usually have two energy drinks during a 12 hour shift and for a while I was drinking zero sugar monster or redbull. Love me some yerba mate, but dislike the $3/can of the major brand so I gave this a shot and was pleasantly surprised. Tastes great and doesn't cost a kidney. Unfortunately, there's way too much sugar in these so I'm back to zero sugar drinks and the low sugar yerba from the major brand. If Yachak ever makes a zero/low sugar option at the same price point then I'd buy two cases a week. Otherwise, sugar is closer to a recreational substance than it is a food and choosing to ingest that much sugar on the daily is willful ignorance.