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Meditation & Tea: Words of Wisdom from Samovar Employee Paul T By : searchrankpros Sure, some folks may have what constitutes as a religious commitment to that morning cup, but those snaky lines, noisy steam and the jolting nature of caffeine in coffee can make mindfulness a pretty tall order The Samovar Tea Lounge Growth Plan: one slow sip at a time By : searchrankpros Tea is the antithesis to all of that. Tea is about SLOWING DOWN, spending time with friends and family, taking time for yourself, and drinking something universally healthy that has survived the millennia, and touches nearly all the world’s cultures. Samovar Tea Lounge is about the tea experience. Samovar Staff Speak Out: How to Spot Your Own Sweet Darjeeling By : searchrankpros You can learn so much about a person by what kind of tea they order. Don’t get me wrong – I was definitely a peppermint Stash kind of guy when I walked into Samovar for the first time on a man-date with one of my best friends. Is a Tea Company an Environmental Company? By : searchrankpros Delicious tasting products, healthier customers, and a significant beneficial impact on the environment. By the end of the year, we will have spent thousands and thousands of dollars purchasing from local organic farmers, supporting them directly to give them staying power. It is Tandoor time now! By : Shekhar Bragta Indian traditional cookery is not complete without dishes made in a Tandoor. It is a cylindrical clay oven used in Transcaucasus, the Balkans, the Middle East, Pakistan, India and Bangladesh, in which food is cooked over a hot charcoal fire. Temperatures in a tandoor can approach 480°C (900°F), and it is common for tandoor ovens to remain lit for long periods of time to maintain the high cooking temperature. Any food cooked in a tandoor is called tandoori. Mirin Mirin on the Wall, Who’s the Fairest of them All? By : Searchpros Used in Japanese cooking since the 1600s, mirin (sweet cooking wine) imparts a sweetly rich and buttery profile that is deep and complex, providing incredible complexity to sauces, marinades, and glazes. It is the perfect vehicle for marrying the flavors of tamari, sesame oil, and ginger. The Four Agreements (Samovar-Style) By : Searchpros Tara, one of our esteemed leaders from the Yerba Buena location recently inspiredus with her book recommendation The Four Agreements, by Don Miguel Ruiz: Business is Nothing (Part II)...But Community By : Searchpros One of the funniest ironies about technology and improvement is that as we make giant technological leaps ever day, and get ever more “connected,” we are at the same time we are also getting more disconnected from each other and the world Business is Nothing (Part I)... But Stories of People By : Searchpros Business is not about profit, money, software, HR, taxes, credit lines, technology, training, payroll, or anything else. Nope. Business is actually just stories of people and their lives. Tomorrow's Tamari Takes Time By : Searchpros Since the Buddhist monk Kakushin brought back the original soy sauce from China in 1254, soy sauce has become virtually ubiquitous world wide. So what is the difference between Soy Sauce, Shoyu and Tamari? Slow Down 2008 By : Searchpros Living in 2008, we sometimes get caught up in all our obligations and to-do lists., forgetting about thelittle things in life. At Samovar, we intentionally try to slow you down. medical cannabis cultivation By : Alfons Grendel History of cannabis goes back more than 5000 years. There are three different types of hemp. Cannabis Sativa, Cannabis Indica and Cannabis Ruderalis. Each of these three has its own good and bad aspects. Coffee for a Better Life By : Tom Cribbs Coffee, a drink cherished by many; a drink avoided by others. Tea, its main rival, seems to offer a bounty of better health benefits; a drink for the New Agers and those who want to escape the decadence of the brown, caffeinated drink. Benefits Of Coffee By : John Bakers 500 BC in Ethiopia, is what the most consistent histories put the discovery of the coffee plant although myths proliferate about it origin. The travelers got it to Arabia, a place where it obtained its name, after observing the stimulating effects of its berries. History Of Evolution Of Coffee Preparation By : Clinton Maxwell There was once a time when the inconvenient percolator was used to prepare coffee. Housewives wearing coif would sit for hours at a time, watching as boiling water gets forced up a central tube by pressure through a basket containing ground coffee. Made in Italy: excellence in the production of automatic vending machine By : Michele De Capitani No country can compete with the "culture" of Italian coffee. Indeed, even in the field of automatic vending machines and hot drinks espresso, Italian companies are placing as a leader in quality of products offered to the international market and unmistakable taste of Italian Espresso they distributed. Different Ways to Brew Coffee By : Peter Mason Coffee used to be a pretty boring drink, the only variety used to be from a pretty boring percolator. I can still remember you getting so bored waiting for the water to boil. What is a Coffee Roaster? By : Clinton Maxwell A coffee roaster is a very interesting machine that many people either have already or would like to find. They are going to be different depending on the coffee roaster that you decide to buy. Not only are they going to look different, they are going to be different in price as well. Some are very cheap and are under twenty dollars while others can take in you into a small debt if you are not careful. The price of the coffee roaster that you decide to get is not going to affect the quality of the item. Sometimes people like to stick with a good brand that they can trust but some will go after the deal. You should think before purchasing your very own coffee roaster about a few things. Try Pure Water, for Your Next Cup By : Robert Carlton.. You will find that both the coffee grounds and the quality of the water that you use will have an affect on the way that you enjoy your coffee. One Cup Coffee Makers for Singles By : Johnathan Bakers.. Learning how to love coffee isn’t hard, but understand that there is a coffee from every country and they range in many different likings. Green Coffee Beans - Things To Consider By : A R Thompson Today more and more people find that they do not function properly first thing in the morning until they have had their first cup of coffee. Although many people prefer to make coffee beans which have already been roasted and then ground so all they need to do is put them in to the coffee machine. There are others who prefer to purchase the green coffee beans and then roast them in order to provide them with a much more distinctive flavor that can not be found anywhere else. Coffee Mugs for Every Personality By : Shea Gyngell If you really love coffee, don't settle for a boring, everyday coffee cup. Sip your brew like a celebrity from your own personal mug. The Modern Coffee Machine With Bells And Whistles By : Richard Davies Because so many people drink coffee everyday, there is always a great demand for it. In fact, many people are so dependent on their coffee, there has been a coffee machine invented to brew it any where. From home use to air travel, there is a coffee machine for everyone. Finding An Antique Coffee Pot By : Jack Blacksmith The antique coffee pot is not only a nice gift, but everyone appreciates and welcomes a gift like this. Sometimes a person may not think that this is something that a person would appreciate, but chances are it is a great gift for any occasion. This is a great idea for anyone that collects vintage items like an old espresso or coffee maker and is looking for something different. One good thing is that you can pick up this type of gift from so many places and they are not that expensive. No matter what, the main thing is that the person receiving it will surely love it. Know Your Java Jargon By : Benedict Neel Aside from oil, coffee is the most widely traded commodity. We consume about 400 billion cups of coffee every year, and this consumption continues to grow. Like all popular commodities, coffee has its share of controversies.

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