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1. Tea at the Top

New research reveals that Russians buy tea 45% more often than coffee.

Tags: tea, coffee, economy
2. The Teas of Russia

Russian tea isn't always what you might picture it to be... neither is it always really tea. Let's have a taste of some of the unique varieties of herbal tea found in Russia. 

Tags: khanty, buryatia, food stories, traditions, medicine, samovar, sbiten, tea
3. The Sea Buckthorn: Russia's Berry Best

This tiny Siberian berry packs a powerful punch – both in flavor and health benefits. 

Tags: food, tea, nature, Altai, health
4. Russia's Cup of Tea

Russian scientists are attempting to bring tea cultivation to more Northern regions of the country. 

Tags: science, research, krasnodar, tea
5. Nothing Suspicious Here...

In disappointing-but-not-altogether-unexpected news, a prominent Kremlin critic gets hit with tea-borne poisoning.

Tags: espionage, putin, politics, tea, navalny, corruption
6. A Historic Drinking Development

A new report finds that, for the first time, Russians are drinking more coffee than tea.

Tags: food, economy, coffee, tea
7. 11 Reasons to Be Grateful for Russia

Russians may not celebrate Thanksgiving, but we can still be thankful for Russia

Tags: st. petersburg, Moscow, metro, samovar, tea, winter, blini, russian language, poetry, soviet union, literature, babushkas, nature, dacha, railroad, train
8. Tea Room Talk: Samovars in Russian Culture

The samovar is an essential part of Russian life. Let us sit by the samovar, enjoying tea and Russian sweets while we explore the samovar's history in Russia, as well as the culture of taking tea in Russia. We will also learn the meaning the Russian proverb "Don't go to Tula City with your own samovar."

 

Tags: tea, samovar
9. Drinking in Russia

Russian customs and traditions regarding the consumption of water, tea and vodka.

Tags: vodka, tea
By Linda DeLaine
10. Tea Time in Russia

Tea was brought to Russia in the 1600s from China. Since then, the brew and its implements have become an enduring tradition of Russian society. The tea ceremony itself bonds families and communities

Tags: tea
By Linda DeLaine

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