Tuesday, March 09, 2010
08 Ayumi Kinezuka Presents Her Fresh Crop Tea 1
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08 Ayumi Kinezuka Presents Her Fresh Crop Tea 1
08 Ayumi Kinezuka Presents Her Fresh Crop Tea 1
A Japanese Tea Gathering at San Francisco’s Urasenke Society
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A Japanese Tea Gathering at San Francisco’s Urasenke Society
A Japanese Tea Gathering at San Francisco’s Urasenke Society
How To Get Into Tea
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Introducing Jesse Jacobs, owner of Samovar Tea Lounge
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How To Get Into Tea
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Introduction to Tea Ware Video: Tea Ware 101
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Choose the Right Tea
Introducing Jesse Jacobs, owner of Samovar Tea Lounge
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How To Get Into Tea
Published by SamovarLife on April 27, 2009 under Tea Features, Tea Videos
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Introduction to Tea Ware Video: Tea Ware 101
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Choose the Right Tea
Delicious tea and food pairings
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Delicious tea and food pairings. Pick the perfect food to bring out delicious flavors in antioxidant rich tea.
Tea & Food Pairings featured in the segment:
White Tea
Poached eggs, buttered sour dough toast with honey, sauted greens, steamed veggies, and desserts like vanilla ice cream and flan all help to bring out the subtle floral sweetness of this beautiful Chinese White tea.
Puerh Tea
Quiche, omelettes, nutella on toast, bittersweet chocolate, robust red wine and cheese, and spicy foods all pair really well with this earthy, espresso-like aged Chinese tea.
Green Tea
The succulent, floral, aromatic quality of jasmine flowers blended with organic, fair trade Chinese green tea pairs really well with rich, robust, smoky, heavy foods. Brioche French Toast, bacon, smoked fish, huevos rancheros, red meat, baked swordfish, sauteed onions and garlic are all ingredients and flavors that pair greatly with this tea.
Tea & Health:
Seasonal, whole leaf Tea is healthy, as it's got less caffeine than coffee, loads of antioxidants, and a natural, fresh delicious taste that comes only with artisanal whole leaf leaves sourced from small family farms around the globe.
It's soothing, and simultaneously uplifting, actually known to stimulate the same brain waves that yoga and meditation do!
And, organic, Fair Trade tea is good for the environment as it is sustainably harvested from small scale family farms.
Tea is romantic, and perfect for valentine's day. Bring health and clarity to life and your loved one by giving them artisanal tea.
Tea is easy. Brewing whole leaf tea is simple and fun, just add a pinch of fresh tea leaves to hot water, steep, and enjoy.
Tea is about connecting: Living today in our modern world people have the need to connect, slow down, and take time for appreciating life. Tea delivers that.
Romance Tea Set featured in segment, $79
About Samovar Tea Lounge:
It raises the bar as the first tea company to launch an unprecedented eco-friendly packaging design consisting of 100% compostable materials. Recognized for its award-winning tea menu and leading role in the burgeoning American tea movement, Samovar develops innovative eco-conscious solutions for everyday small business needs.
Samovar's ingenious packaging utilizes 100% post-consumer cardboard for its exterior shell and a wood pulp fiber liner to retain maximum freshness of their handcrafted teas.
A pioneering Bay Area green business, Samovar proudly introduces a sustainable container that, if composted, would turn to soil within a couple of months. The new container will be available in October 2009.
Samovar holds an exclusive partnership with Eva Lee and Chiu Leng of the Hawaii Tea Society as they will supply artisan tea made in America.
Samovar's goal is to further put America on the map for the production of premium artisan tea. After eight years of continual farming in Volcano Village on the Big Island, Samovar is the first mainland outlet to feature the limited edition Hawaii-Grown Oolong and Hawaii-Grown Black Tea, which will be released on September 1, 2009.
Samovar recently prepared a custom tea blend for His Holiness The Dalai Lama. The tea is named after The Dalai Lama himself, its titled Ocean of Wisdom. The tea accompanied The Dalai Lama as he presented "The Missing Peace" project at various art institutions across the U.S. Ocean of Wisdom is available for purchase at Samovar's three Bay Area locations and online at
Samovar is the exclusive retailer of "Gyokuro Inoka Hill," which took 1st Place in the All Japanese Gyokuro Tea Competition last year. No one else in the world sells this tea, not even any retailers in Japan. It's for only politicians and dignitaries in Japan, and Samovar customers.
Almost all Samovar teas are organic and fair trade certified.
Samovar utilizes many eco-friendly sustainability practices in their design and building efforts. They use many reclaimed and renewable resources as they design new locations. Their latest locale features a 1200 year-old, 20-foot naturally wind fallen redwood tree from Marin, CA serving as the tea bar.
All tables are from wind fallen old growth trees, and the FSC certified wood flooring comes from sustainably managed US forests. All the metal work utilizes materials from turn of the century food processing facilities.
Samovar allocates 1% of their profits to an education budget for standout employees to travel to other countries to research new teas firsthand, attend national industry and restaurant conventions, and take tea education classes.
For more information about Samovar Tea Lounge, visit samovarlife.com
Locations in San Francisco
297 Page Street corner of Laguna Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
Phone: (415) 861-0303
730 Howard Street
(above the waterfall in Yerba Buena Gardens)
San Francisco, CA 94103
Phone: (415) 227-9400
498 Sanchez Street at 18th Street
San Francisco, CA 94114
Phone: (415) 626-4700
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