Club Mate: The Lost History of Germany's Trendiest Soda [video]
The YouTube video discusses Club-Mate, a yerba mate soda popular in Germany. It explores its cultural significance, lack of traditional advertising, and yerba mate's rising popularity as a coffee and tea substitute in Europe.
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The YouTube video explores the history and popularity of Club-Mate, a soda made from yerba mate, in Germany. It highlights how Club-Mate has become a cultural icon in the country without relying on traditional advertising. The video delves into the origins of mate-based sodas in Germany and discusses the increasing popularity of yerba mate as a coffee and tea alternative in Europe.
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