Different Russia I absolutely adore your videos and what a lovely dog Sheffield is 🐕

What a fun tea party and what a cute doggy. Ooh mushrooms.

Different Russia Capitalist s ....😎

Whatever the policy may be ...but your work doesnt need ne promotion now apart from income. So dont worry everything will be alright, just keep on posting russian lifestyle

Hi

don't be fool ! everything is radioactive there because of Chernobyl & test of nuclear weapons

@@vanadiumV Then the whole planet is radioactive, too...

@@Gybali Russians love to scare foreigners and each other. However, the samovar is clearly radioactive, so there is smoke.

Long live Russia 🇷🇺 I hope we can find peace brothers and sisters

The opening music is excellent!!

My family's dog used to stare at you, eventually you would feel guilty and give him the food item. :D

Haha yep. In our country, lipton twinning are really unpopular because it taste horrible and expensive as heck..while we usually have traditional tea leaves (usually jasmine tea and black tea in java, black tea, chai and spice/herbal tea in sumatra and borneo, in the east too), usually accompanied with sugar rock or brown sugar. Bagged tea often insulted as "cheap/ stickler/frugal tea", eventough our tea maker have very high quality bagged teas😂😂😂

Chai na - Чай на Means ' here, tea' . Probably was biggest exporter back then.

This video is magic. It is truly slowing down time. You start to ask yourself: "what's all the hurry?"

@@wroblenadachu4566 exactly. All the life noise is distracting us from good way of living.

Dog is good.

It is a shame that inherited items of this kind have largely gone from western family life. Today we live too much in a disposable throw-away world. And it's excellent that Alex and Valeria still use the Samovar, rather than it just sitting on a display shelf. 8) I will confess that I just use tea bags (Twinings Earl Grey), I think I'm too lazy to do otherwise. :}

I just bought an electric samover,to quit my coca cola addiction

Earl Grey is my favourite, but I add milk! :D I ran out once, terrible. Never again. Now I make sure I always have a good supply. Atm I have 20x 100bag boxes (Twinings). 8)

Wow, that is a lot of tea. I am jealous, I love to drink tea more than anything else. Unfortunately I like my tea sweet, unlike my coffee which I always drink black.

:D It's normally expensive, 5 UKP per box, but I only ever buy it when it's on special offer, usually half-price, then I buy as many boxes as are on the shelf. 8) I used to drink sweet tea, but that was a long time ago, eventually I stopped. Alas I've never taken to coffee; sometimes I don't mind the smell (though coffee shops are way too strong for me), but I've never liked the taste. My brother though likes all sorts of fancy coffees. I have a large mug. Only thing better than a cup of tea is a BIG cup of tea. :D Well, that and *strong* tea; if it can disolve a spoon then it's about ready. One time I asked my mother if she'd like a cup of tea, but I made her coffee instead, she was so confused, hehe. Funny how she was so expecting it to be tea, she didn't recognise it as coffee straight away. Our taste buds lie to use sometimes. That btw is why I stopped taking sugar in tea eventually, I found that without it, I could taste the tea better. When I started university in 1987 I decided to be sensible and economical, so I bought a catering bag of 1000 teabags (ordinary Tetley, something I'd never have today, cheap stuff). It did last ages. Another time after cycling 30 miles, I returned home and made a bucket of tea (medium size new/unused bucket); a dozen teabags, two kettles of water, loads of sugar (this was long ago) and a pint of milk. :D I sat in the lounge, tired but content. Whenever I visit a castle, I buy a tea mug with a picture or logo of the castle if they have one. I have a shelf with 16 of them now. Ahh, tea stories. I'm so British. :D

I also buy in bulk whenever I see a good deal, I have a lot of stock all over the house. lol I don't drink a lot of fancy coffee's but my wife does enjoy some of those every once in a while. I just like the regular Folgers or the Black Rifle Coffee blend that is an online shop.

Very wise! I just checked btw, I have 27 boxes of Earl Grey, not 20. :D Naturally, it's best to buy bulk for things that don't go off, so the other bulk items I have stored away are medium egg noodles (15 packets) and pot noodles (about a dozen, good for winter if the power goes out). Last week I saw jars of mango chutney half-price, so I bought six.

Да ,музыка что надо. Good soundwork!

Sorry to interrupt, We like to drink a little concentration of tea.

samovar in English you can translate as "self boiling" from words "self"- "samo" and "boil" - "var"

I think it is a great device. I am Dutch and samovar sounds like bavarois, that is a kind of delicious cake. Thank you for explaining the meaning. Always nice to learn.

Lokamotiv would more likely win.

CSKA

Chai, Chai, Chai, but no podstakaniki..?

Michael Bogle - Quite so! ))) The use podstakannik and drinking unsweetened tea while holding a piece of sugar in one's mouth are a retro classic. The sugar has to be an old-fashioned form that made as a conical casting and fractured into small pieces.

Love your vlog...a reminder of a better time in life....visiting in your area of the world was a pleasure...

Yeah, Motya is good