HSBC SVNS in Dublin??? | Mind Over Mate - with Greg and Phil

An Irishman and Canadian try out the Argentinian delicacy of mate.
While the HSBC SVNS Series was in Vancouver, Ireland’s Greg O’Shea was joined by Canada’s Phil Berna to indulge in the South American beverage while sharing their backgrounds and comparing the differences between Irish and Canadian ways of life.
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[@SantiagoAntonutti]

Thanks for this and keep this series going.

[@lucianosacchi7592]

Me encanta esta sección, aguante el mate y sobre todo aguante HSBC SVNS.

[@leandrocaricato3259]

Y cebando con un termo Lumilagro...como tiene que ser... GENIO!

[@nicomtd8975]

Que karajo tenia que ver la marca jajajjaa kabeza de termo

[@leandrocaricato3259]

@@nicomtd8975 no hay mucho más que pueda hacer si no lo entendés. Quizá a futuro con algún golpe de madurez...que se yo...

[@rankinspurff3431]

Where's me crack...😂😂

[@hr-g4640]

mate is a paraguayan drink, in fact it is a guaraní drink but the place where the culture spread is in paraguay, the scientific name of the plant is ilex paraguayensis

[@gemreviews2840]

Its not a "paraguayan drink" 😅. It was popular among the natives of south America long before any such country existed. Now its popular in Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, yes, Paraguay too as well as many other countries in the region and around the world. Argentina is the largest producer (mate being the official drink) and Uruguay is the largest consumer of mate.

[@guillermogimenez8871]

El mate es argentino y listo papu🇦🇷😘

[@nicomtd8975]

Claro y messi gardel y el papa tambien son paraguas jajajaja

[@guillermogimenez8871]

@@nicomtd8975 no no solo el mate