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Yogi Tea

2008-09-08T23:43:41Z

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'''Yogi Tea''' is the name of a range of [[herbal tea]]s manufactured by the [[Golden Temple Company]] in [[Eugene, Oregon]], [[United States]]. The recipes use [[cardamom|cardamom seed]], [[cinnamon|cinnamon bark]], [[clove|clove bud]], [[ginger root]] and [[black pepper]] as the basic ingredients, and the packaging informs that the recipes were formulated along the principles of [[ayurvedic medicine]].

==History==
The Yogi Tea Company was founded in 1982 as an outgrowth of the Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant in West Hollywood, California. Yogi Tea was founded by Ranbir Singh Bhai, Owner of Golden Temple Restaurant in W.Hollywood, California who is a son of Yogi Bhajan and his partners Guru Simiran Singh Khalsa and Sadasat Singh Khalsa ( former students of Yogi Bhajan). Restaurant would prepare a blend of tea containing cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, ginger and black pepper (the basic ingredients found in [[chai]] a popular south-Asian tea) which the Bhajan's yoga students and Restaurant devotees dubbed “Yogi tea”. The tea was so popular at Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant that they started packaging it.<ref>[www.yogibotanicals.com]</ref>

In 1987, Ranbir singh Bhai and his partners donated Yogi tea Company stocks for life time employment guarantee by Yogi Bhajan to Sikh Dharama, a Non Profit, Yogi Bhajan founded in New Mexico. <ref>yogitea.com</ref>

Over time the company introduced new blends and lines, such as Healing Formula teas in 1991. Also in 1991, the company started making its teas from organic ingredients. The company eventually expanded from [[herbal tea]]s to include blends of [[black tea|black]] and [[green tea|green]] teas, too.

Since 2000, the boxes have featured illustrations by Seva Kaur. The illustrations are based on a devotional poem or prayer found on the inside of the box. The illustrations found on the Chai, Woman's, and Exotic Teas, are done by Latvian artist Anita Kreituse. The boxes use vegetable based inks and dyes, and non-irradiated recycled carton materials.<ref>[www.yogitea.com]</ref>

==Product==

The company produces over 50 blends of tea. These include medicianl teas, green teas, beverage teas, women's teas, chais and red teas. All the blends contain organic ingredients, but due to a lack of availability for some organic ingredients not all blends are entirely organic. Yogi Botanicals, who has a prohibition on [[Genetically modified organism|GMO]]s, organizes the growing and distribution of the organic herbs and spices required for the teas and [[Quality Assurance International]] acts as a third party certifier. The tea bags are oxygen bleached and recyclable.
Currently, 17 Yogi Teas are certified organic, but all contain organic ingredients in variable proportion. The company sources 63 organic herbs and spices and Yogi Teas are developed and produced at the company’s modern manufacturing facility in Eugene, Oregon.<ref>www.yogitea.com</ref>

==External Links==

*[http://www.yogibotanicals.com/ Yogibotanicals]
*[http://www.yogitea.com/ The Yogi Tea Company]

[[Category:Tea brands]]
[[Category:Companies based in Eugene, Oregon]]

[[cs:Yogi čaj]]
[[de:Yogi-Tee]]

==Footnotes==
1. www.yogibotanicals.com
 
2.www.yogitea.com
 
3. www.yogitea.com
 
4. www.yogitea.com

Yogi Tea

2008-09-08T23:43:31Z

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Yogi Tea

2008-09-08T23:42:31Z

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[[Image:Yogi Tea1.JPG|thumb|Yogi Tea]]
'''Yogi Tea''' is the name of a range of [[herbal tea]]s manufactured by the [[Golden Temple Company]] in [[Eugene, Oregon]], [[United States]]. The recipes use [[cardamom|cardamom seed]], [[cinnamon|cinnamon bark]], [[clove|clove bud]], [[ginger root]] and [[black pepper]] as the basic ingredients, and the packaging informs that the recipes were formulated along the principles of [[ayurvedic medicine]].

==History==
The Yogi Tea Company was founded in 1982 as an outgrowth of the Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant in West Hollywood, California. Yogi Tea was founded by Ranbir Singh Bhai, Owner of Golden Temple Restaurant in W.Hollywood, California who is a son of Yogi Bhajan and his partners Guru Simiran Singh Khalsa and Sadasat Singh Khalsa ( former students of Yogi Bhajan). Restaurant would prepare a blend of tea containing cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, ginger and black pepper (the basic ingredients found in [[chai]] a popular south-Asian tea) which the Bhajan's yoga students and Restaurant devotees dubbed “Yogi tea”. The tea was so popular at Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant that they started packaging it.<ref>[www.yogibotanicals.com]</ref>

In 1987, Ranbir singh Bhai and his partners donated Yogi tea Company stocks for life time employment guarantee by Yogi Bhajan to Sikh Dharama, a Non Profit, Yogi Bhajan founded in New Mexico. <ref>yogitea.com</ref>

Over time the company introduced new blends and lines, such as Healing Formula teas in 1991. Also in 1991, the company started making its teas from organic ingredients. The company eventually expanded from [[herbal tea]]s to include blends of [[black tea|black]] and [[green tea|green]] teas, too.

Since 2000, the boxes have featured illustrations by Seva Kaur. The illustrations are based on a devotional poem or prayer found on the inside of the box. The illustrations found on the Chai, Woman's, and Exotic Teas, are done by Latvian artist Anita Kreituse. The boxes use vegetable based inks and dyes, and non-irradiated recycled carton materials.<ref>[www.yogitea.com]</ref>

==Product==

The company produces over 50 blends of tea. These include medicianl teas, green teas, beverage teas, women's teas, chais and red teas. All the blends contain organic ingredients, but due to a lack of availability for some organic ingredients not all blends are entirely organic. Yogi Botanicals, who has a prohibition on [[Genetically modified organism|GMO]]s, organizes the growing and distribution of the organic herbs and spices required for the teas and [[Quality Assurance International]] acts as a third party certifier. The tea bags are oxygen bleached and recyclable.
Currently, 17 Yogi Teas are certified organic, but all contain organic ingredients in variable proportion. The company sources 63 organic herbs and spices and Yogi Teas are developed and produced at the company’s modern manufacturing facility in Eugene, Oregon.<ref>www.yogitea.com</ref>

==External Links==

*[http://www.yogibotanicals.com/ Yogibotanicals]
*[http://www.yogitea.com/ The Yogi Tea Company]

[[Category:Tea brands]]
[[Category:Companies based in Eugene, Oregon]]

[[cs:Yogi čaj]]
[[de:Yogi-Tee]]

==Footnotes==
1. [www.yogibotanicals.com]
 
2.[www.yogitea.com]
 
3. [www.yogitea.com]

Yogi Tea

2008-09-08T23:35:42Z

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[[Image:Yogi Tea1.JPG|thumb|Yogi Tea]]
'''Yogi Tea''' is the name of a range of [[herbal tea]]s manufactured by the [[Golden Temple Company]] in [[Eugene, Oregon]], [[United States]]. The recipes use [[cardamom|cardamom seed]], [[cinnamon|cinnamon bark]], [[clove|clove bud]], [[ginger root]] and [[black pepper]] as the basic ingredients, and the packaging informs that the recipes were formulated along the principles of [[ayurvedic medicine]].

==History==
The Yogi Tea Company was founded in 1982 as an outgrowth of the Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant in West Hollywood, California. Yogi Tea was founded by Ranbir Singh Bhai, Owner of Golden Temple Restaurant in W.Hollywood, California who is a son of Yogi Bhajan and his partners Guru Simiran Singh Khalsa and Sadasat Singh Khalsa ( former students of Yogi Bhajan). Restaurant would prepare a blend of tea containing cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, ginger and black pepper (the basic ingredients found in [[chai]] a popular south-Asian tea) which the Bhajan's yoga students and Restaurant devotees dubbed “Yogi tea”. The tea was so popular at Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant that they started packaging it.<ref>[www.yogibotanicals.com]</ref>

In 1987, Ranbir singh Bhai and his partners donated Yogi tea Company stocks for life time employment guarantee by Yogi Bhajan to Sikh Dharama, a Non Profit, Yogi Bhajan founded in New Mexico. Two of the partner were forced out from the Yogi Bhajan's company and his religious organization.

Over time the company introduced new blends and lines, such as Healing Formula teas in 1991. Also in 1991, the company started making its teas from organic ingredients. The company eventually expanded from [[herbal tea]]s to include blends of [[black tea|black]] and [[green tea|green]] teas, too.

Since 2000, the boxes have featured illustrations by Seva Kaur. The illustrations are based on a devotional poem or prayer found on the inside of the box. The illustrations found on the Chai, Woman's, and Exotic Teas, are done by Latvian artist Anita Kreituse. The boxes use vegetable based inks and dyes, and non-irradiated recycled carton materials.<ref>[www.yogitea.com]</ref>

==Product==

The company produces over 50 blends of tea. These include medicianl teas, green teas, beverage teas, women's teas, chais and red teas. All the blends contain organic ingredients, but due to a lack of availability for some organic ingredients not all blends are entirely organic. Yogi Botanicals, who has a prohibition on [[Genetically modified organism|GMO]]s, organizes the growing and distribution of the organic herbs and spices required for the teas and [[Quality Assurance International]] acts as a third party certifier. The tea bags are oxygen bleached and recyclable.
Currently, 17 Yogi Teas are certified organic, but all contain organic ingredients in variable proportion. The company sources 63 organic herbs and spices and Yogi Teas are developed and produced at the company’s modern manufacturing facility in Eugene, Oregon.<ref>www.yogitea.com</ref>

==External Links==

*[http://www.yogibotanicals.com/ Yogibotanicals]
*[http://www.yogitea.com/ The Yogi Tea Company]

[[Category:Tea brands]]
[[Category:Companies based in Eugene, Oregon]]

[[cs:Yogi čaj]]
[[de:Yogi-Tee]]

==Footnotes==
1. [www.yogibotanicals.com]
 
2.[www.yogitea.com]
 
3. [www.yogitea.com]

Yogi Tea

2008-09-08T23:34:38Z

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[[Image:Yogi Tea1.JPG|thumb|Yogi Tea]]
'''Yogi Tea''' is the name of a range of [[herbal tea]]s manufactured by the [[Golden Temple Company]] in [[Eugene, Oregon]], [[United States]]. The recipes use [[cardamom|cardamom seed]], [[cinnamon|cinnamon bark]], [[clove|clove bud]], [[ginger root]] and [[black pepper]] as the basic ingredients, and the packaging informs that the recipes were formulated along the principles of [[ayurvedic medicine]].

==History==
The Yogi Tea Company was founded in 1982 as an outgrowth of the Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant in West Hollywood, California. Yogi Tea was founded by Ranbir Singh Bhai, Owner of Golden Temple Restaurant in W.Hollywood, California who is a son of Yogi Bhajan and his partners Guru Simiran Singh Khalsa and Sadasat Singh Khalsa ( former students of Yogi Bhajan). Restaurant would prepare a blend of tea containing cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, ginger and black pepper (the basic ingredients found in [[chai]] a popular south-Asian tea) which the Bhajan's yoga students and Restaurant devotees dubbed “Yogi tea”. The tea was so popular at Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant that they started packaging it.<ref>[www.yogibotanicals.com]</ref>

In 1987, Ranbir singh Bhai and his partners donated Yogi tea Company stocks for life time employment guarantee by Yogi Bhajan to Sikh Dharama, a Non Profit, Yogi Bhajan founded in New Mexico. Two of the partner were forced out from the Yogi Bhajan's company and his religious organization.

Over time the company introduced new blends and lines, such as Healing Formula teas in 1991. Also in 1991, the company started making its teas from organic ingredients. The company eventually expanded from [[herbal tea]]s to include blends of [[black tea|black]] and [[green tea|green]] teas, too.

Since 2000, the boxes have featured illustrations by Seva Kaur. The illustrations are based on a devotional poem or prayer found on the inside of the box. The illustrations found on the Chai, Woman's, and Exotic Teas, are done by Latvian artist Anita Kreituse. The boxes use vegetable based inks and dyes, and non-irradiated recycled carton materials.<ref>[www.yogitea.com]</ref>

==Product==

The company produces over 50 blends of tea. These include medicianl teas, green teas, beverage teas, women's teas, chais and red teas. All the blends contain organic ingredients, but due to a lack of availability for some organic ingredients not all blends are entirely organic. Yogi Botanicals, who has a prohibition on [[Genetically modified organism|GMO]]s, organizes the growing and distribution of the organic herbs and spices required for the teas and [[Quality Assurance International]] acts as a third party certifier. The tea bags are oxygen bleached and recyclable.
Currently, 17 Yogi Teas are certified organic, but all contain organic ingredients in variable proportion. The company sources 63 organic herbs and spices and Yogi Teas are developed and produced at the company’s modern manufacturing facility in Eugene, Oregon.<ref>www.yogitea.com</ref>

==External Links==

*[http://www.yogibotanicals.com/ Yogibotanicals]
*[http://www.yogitea.com/ The Yogi Tea Company]

[[Category:Tea brands]]
[[Category:Companies based in Eugene, Oregon]]

[[cs:Yogi čaj]]
[[de:Yogi-Tee]]

==Footnotes==
1. www.yogibotanicals.com
2. www.yogitea.com
3. www.yogitea.com

Yogi Tea

2008-09-08T23:34:07Z

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[[Image:Yogi Tea1.JPG|thumb|Yogi Tea]]
'''Yogi Tea''' is the name of a range of [[herbal tea]]s manufactured by the [[Golden Temple Company]] in [[Eugene, Oregon]], [[United States]]. The recipes use [[cardamom|cardamom seed]], [[cinnamon|cinnamon bark]], [[clove|clove bud]], [[ginger root]] and [[black pepper]] as the basic ingredients, and the packaging informs that the recipes were formulated along the principles of [[ayurvedic medicine]].

==History==
The Yogi Tea Company was founded in 1982 as an outgrowth of the Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant in West Hollywood, California. Yogi Tea was founded by Ranbir Singh Bhai, Owner of Golden Temple Restaurant in W.Hollywood, California who is a son of Yogi Bhajan and his partners Guru Simiran Singh Khalsa and Sadasat Singh Khalsa ( former students of Yogi Bhajan). Restaurant would prepare a blend of tea containing cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, ginger and black pepper (the basic ingredients found in [[chai]] a popular south-Asian tea) which the Bhajan's yoga students and Restaurant devotees dubbed “Yogi tea”. The tea was so popular at Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant that they started packaging it.<ref>[www.yogibotanicals.com]</ref>

In 1987, Ranbir singh Bhai and his partners donated Yogi tea Company stocks for life time employment guarantee by Yogi Bhajan to Sikh Dharama, a Non Profit, Yogi Bhajan founded in New Mexico. Two of the partner were forced out from the Yogi Bhajan's company and his religious organization.

Over time the company introduced new blends and lines, such as Healing Formula teas in 1991. Also in 1991, the company started making its teas from organic ingredients. The company eventually expanded from [[herbal tea]]s to include blends of [[black tea|black]] and [[green tea|green]] teas, too.

Since 2000, the boxes have featured illustrations by Seva Kaur. The illustrations are based on a devotional poem or prayer found on the inside of the box. The illustrations found on the Chai, Woman's, and Exotic Teas, are done by Latvian artist Anita Kreituse. The boxes use vegetable based inks and dyes, and non-irradiated recycled carton materials.<ref>[www.yogitea.com]</ref>

==Product==

The company produces over 50 blends of tea. These include medicianl teas, green teas, beverage teas, women's teas, chais and red teas. All the blends contain organic ingredients, but due to a lack of availability for some organic ingredients not all blends are entirely organic. Yogi Botanicals, who has a prohibition on [[Genetically modified organism|GMO]]s, organizes the growing and distribution of the organic herbs and spices required for the teas and [[Quality Assurance International]] acts as a third party certifier. The tea bags are oxygen bleached and recyclable.
Currently, 17 Yogi Teas are certified organic, but all contain organic ingredients in variable proportion. The company sources 63 organic herbs and spices and Yogi Teas are developed and produced at the company’s modern manufacturing facility in Eugene, Oregon.<ref>www.yogitea.com</ref>

==External Links==

*[http://www.yogibotanicals.com/ Yogibotanicals]
*[http://www.yogitea.com/ The Yogi Tea Company]

[[Category:Tea brands]]
[[Category:Companies based in Eugene, Oregon]]

[[cs:Yogi čaj]]
[[de:Yogi-Tee]]

==Footnotes==
1. [www.yogibotanicals.com]
2. [www.yogitea.com]
3. [www.yogitea.com]

Yogi Tea

2008-09-08T23:32:47Z

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[[Image:Yogi Tea1.JPG|thumb|Yogi Tea]]
'''Yogi Tea''' is the name of a range of [[herbal tea]]s manufactured by the [[Golden Temple Company]] in [[Eugene, Oregon]], [[United States]]. The recipes use [[cardamom|cardamom seed]], [[cinnamon|cinnamon bark]], [[clove|clove bud]], [[ginger root]] and [[black pepper]] as the basic ingredients, and the packaging informs that the recipes were formulated along the principles of [[ayurvedic medicine]].

==History==
The Yogi Tea Company was founded in 1982 as an outgrowth of the Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant in West Hollywood, California. Yogi Tea was founded by Ranbir Singh Bhai, Owner of Golden Temple Restaurant in W.Hollywood, California who is a son of Yogi Bhajan and his partners Guru Simiran Singh Khalsa and Sadasat Singh Khalsa ( former students of Yogi Bhajan). Restaurant would prepare a blend of tea containing cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, ginger and black pepper (the basic ingredients found in [[chai]] a popular south-Asian tea) which the Bhajan's yoga students and Restaurant devotees dubbed “Yogi tea”. The tea was so popular at Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant that they started packaging it.<ref>[www.yogibotanicals.com]</ref>

In 1987, Ranbir singh Bhai and his partners donated Yogi tea Company stocks for life time employment guarantee by Yogi Bhajan to Sikh Dharama, a Non Profit, Yogi Bhajan founded in New Mexico. Two of the partner were forced out from the Yogi Bhajan's company and his religious organization.

Over time the company introduced new blends and lines, such as Healing Formula teas in 1991. Also in 1991, the company started making its teas from organic ingredients. The company eventually expanded from [[herbal tea]]s to include blends of [[black tea|black]] and [[green tea|green]] teas, too.

Since 2000, the boxes have featured illustrations by Seva Kaur. The illustrations are based on a devotional poem or prayer found on the inside of the box. The illustrations found on the Chai, Woman's, and Exotic Teas, are done by Latvian artist Anita Kreituse. The boxes use vegetable based inks and dyes, and non-irradiated recycled carton materials.<ref>[www.yogitea.com]</ref>

==Product==

The company produces over 50 blends of tea. These include medicianl teas, green teas, beverage teas, women's teas, chais and red teas. All the blends contain organic ingredients, but due to a lack of availability for some organic ingredients not all blends are entirely organic. Yogi Botanicals, who has a prohibition on [[Genetically modified organism|GMO]]s, organizes the growing and distribution of the organic herbs and spices required for the teas and [[Quality Assurance International]] acts as a third party certifier. The tea bags are oxygen bleached and recyclable.
Currently, 17 Yogi Teas are certified organic, but all contain organic ingredients in variable proportion. The company sources 63 organic herbs and spices and Yogi Teas are developed and produced at the company’s modern manufacturing facility in Eugene, Oregon.<ref>www.yogitea.com</ref>

==External Links==

*[http://www.yogibotanicals.com/ Yogibotanicals]
*[http://www.yogitea.com/ The Yogi Tea Company]

[[Category:Tea brands]]
[[Category:Companies based in Eugene, Oregon]]

[[cs:Yogi čaj]]
[[de:Yogi-Tee]]

Yogi Tea

2008-09-08T23:32:13Z

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[[Image:Yogi Tea1.JPG|thumb|Yogi Tea]]
'''Yogi Tea''' is the name of a range of [[herbal tea]]s manufactured by the [[Golden Temple Company]] in [[Eugene, Oregon]], [[United States]]. The recipes use [[cardamom|cardamom seed]], [[cinnamon|cinnamon bark]], [[clove|clove bud]], [[ginger root]] and [[black pepper]] as the basic ingredients, and the packaging informs that the recipes were formulated along the principles of [[ayurvedic medicine]].

==History==
The Yogi Tea Company was founded in 1982 as an outgrowth of the Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant in West Hollywood, California. Yogi Tea was founded by Ranbir Singh Bhai, Owner of Golden Temple Restaurant in W.Hollywood, California who is a son of Yogi Bhajan and his partners Guru Simiran Singh Khalsa and Sadasat Singh Khalsa ( former students of Yogi Bhajan). Restaurant would prepare a blend of tea containing cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, ginger and black pepper (the basic ingredients found in [[chai]] a popular south-Asian tea) which the Bhajan's yoga students and Restaurant devotees dubbed “Yogi tea”. The tea was so popular at Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant that they started packaging it.<ref>[www.yogibotanicals.com]</ref>

In 1987, Ranbir singh Bhai and his partners donated Yogi tea Company stocks for life time employment guarantee by Yogi Bhajan to Sikh Dharama, a Non Profit, Yogi Bhajan founded in New Mexico. Two of the partner were forced out from the Yogi Bhajan's company and his religious organization.

Over time the company introduced new blends and lines, such as Healing Formula teas in 1991. Also in 1991, the company started making its teas from organic ingredients. The company eventually expanded from [[herbal tea]]s to include blends of [[black tea|black]] and [[green tea|green]] teas, too.

Since 2000, the boxes have featured illustrations by Seva Kaur. The illustrations are based on a devotional poem or prayer found on the inside of the box. The illustrations found on the Chai, Woman's, and Exotic Teas, are done by Latvian artist Anita Kreituse. The boxes use vegetable based inks and dyes, and non-irradiated recycled carton materials.<ref>[www.yogitea.com]</ref>

==Product==

The company produces over 50 blends of tea. These include medicianl teas, green teas, beverage teas, women's teas, chais and red teas. All the blends contain organic ingredients, but due to a lack of availability for some organic ingredients not all blends are entirely organic. Yogi Botanicals, who has a prohibition on [[Genetically modified organism|GMO]]s, organizes the growing and distribution of the organic herbs and spices required for the teas and [[Quality Assurance International]] acts as a third party certifier. The tea bags are oxygen bleached and recyclable.
Currently, 17 Yogi Teas are certified organic, but all contain organic ingredients in variable proportion. The company sources 63 organic herbs and spices and Yogi Teas are developed and produced at the company’s modern manufacturing facility in Eugene, Oregon.<ref>www.yogitea.com</ref>

*[http://www.yogibotanicals.com/ Yogibotanicals]
*[http://www.yogitea.com/ The Yogi Tea Company]

[[Category:Tea brands]]
[[Category:Companies based in Eugene, Oregon]]

[[cs:Yogi čaj]]
[[de:Yogi-Tee]]

Yogi Tea

2008-09-08T23:30:47Z

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[[Image:Yogi Tea1.JPG|thumb|Yogi Tea]]
'''Yogi Tea''' is the name of a range of [[herbal tea]]s manufactured by the [[Golden Temple Company]] in [[Eugene, Oregon]], [[United States]]. The recipes use [[cardamom|cardamom seed]], [[cinnamon|cinnamon bark]], [[clove|clove bud]], [[ginger root]] and [[black pepper]] as the basic ingredients, and the packaging informs that the recipes were formulated along the principles of [[ayurvedic medicine]].

==History==
The Yogi Tea Company was founded in 1982 as an outgrowth of the Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant in West Hollywood, California. Yogi Tea was founded by Ranbir Singh Bhai, Owner of Golden Temple Restaurant in W.Hollywood, California who is a son of Yogi Bhajan and his partners Guru Simiran Singh Khalsa and Sadasat Singh Khalsa ( former students of Yogi Bhajan). Restaurant would prepare a blend of tea containing cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, ginger and black pepper (the basic ingredients found in [[chai]] a popular south-Asian tea) which the Bhajan's yoga students and Restaurant devotees dubbed “Yogi tea”. The tea was so popular at Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant that they started packaging it.<ref>[www.yogibotanicals.com]</ref>

In 1987, Ranbir singh Bhai and his partners donated Yogi tea Company stocks for life time employment guarantee by Yogi Bhajan to Sikh Dharama, a Non Profit, Yogi Bhajan founded in New Mexico. Two of the partner were forced out from the Yogi Bhajan's company and his religious organization.

Over time the company introduced new blends and lines, such as Healing Formula teas in 1991. Also in 1991, the company started making its teas from organic ingredients. The company eventually expanded from [[herbal tea]]s to include blends of [[black tea|black]] and [[green tea|green]] teas, too.

Since 2000, the boxes have featured illustrations by Seva Kaur. The illustrations are based on a devotional poem or prayer found on the inside of the box. The illustrations found on the Chai, Woman's, and Exotic Teas, are done by Latvian artist Anita Kreituse. The boxes use vegetable based inks and dyes, and non-irradiated recycled carton materials.<ref>[www.yogitea.com]</ref>

==Product==

The company produces over 50 blends of tea. These include medicianl teas, green teas, beverage teas, women's teas, chais and red teas. All the blends contain organic ingredients, but due to a lack of availability for some organic ingredients not all blends are entirely organic. Yogi Botanicals, who has a prohibition on [[Genetically modified organism|GMO]]s, organizes the growing and distribution of the organic herbs and spices required for the teas and [[Quality Assurance International]] acts as a third party certifier. The tea bags are oxygen bleached and recyclable.
Currently, 17 Yogi Teas are certified organic, but all contain organic ingredients in variable proportion. The company sources 63 organic herbs and spices and Yogi Teas are developed and produced at the company’s modern manufacturing facility in Eugene, Oregon.<ref>www.yogitea.com</ref>

[http://www.yogibotanicals.com]==External links==
*[http://www.yogitea.com/ The Yogi Tea Company]

[[Category:Tea brands]]
[[Category:Companies based in Eugene, Oregon]]

[[cs:Yogi čaj]]
[[de:Yogi-Tee]]

Yogi Tea

2008-09-08T23:28:26Z

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[[Image:Yogi Tea1.JPG|thumb|Yogi Tea]]
'''Yogi Tea''' is the name of a range of [[herbal tea]]s manufactured by the [[Golden Temple Company]] in [[Eugene, Oregon]], [[United States]]. The recipes use [[cardamom|cardamom seed]], [[cinnamon|cinnamon bark]], [[clove|clove bud]], [[ginger root]] and [[black pepper]] as the basic ingredients, and the packaging informs that the recipes were formulated along the principles of [[ayurvedic medicine]].

==History==
The Yogi Tea Company was founded in 1982 as an outgrowth of the Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant in West Hollywood, California. Yogi Tea was founded by Ranbir Singh Bhai, Owner of Golden Temple Restaurant in W.Hollywood, California who is a son of Yogi Bhajan and his partners Guru Simiran Singh Khalsa and Sadasat Singh Khalsa ( former students of Yogi Bhajan). Restaurant would prepare a blend of tea containing cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, ginger and black pepper (the basic ingredients found in [[chai]] a popular south-Asian tea) which the Bhajan's yoga students and Restaurant devotees dubbed “Yogi tea”. The tea was so popular at Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant that they started packaging it.<ref>[www.yogibotanicals.com]</ref>

In 1987, Ranbir singh Bhai and his partners donated Yogi tea Company stocks for life time employment guarantee by Yogi Bhajan to Sikh Dharama, a Non Profit, Yogi Bhajan founded in New Mexico. Two of the partner were forced out from the Yogi Bhajan's company and his religious organization.

Over time the company introduced new blends and lines, such as Healing Formula teas in 1991. Also in 1991, the company started making its teas from organic ingredients. The company eventually expanded from [[herbal tea]]s to include blends of [[black tea|black]] and [[green tea|green]] teas, too.

Since 2000, the boxes have featured illustrations by Seva Kaur. The illustrations are based on a devotional poem or prayer found on the inside of the box. The illustrations found on the Chai, Woman's, and Exotic Teas, are done by Latvian artist Anita Kreituse. The boxes use vegetable based inks and dyes, and non-irradiated recycled carton materials.<ref>[www.yogitea.com]</ref>

==Product==

The company produces over 50 blends of tea. These include medicianl teas, green teas, beverage teas, women's teas, chais and red teas. All the blends contain organic ingredients, but due to a lack of availability for some organic ingredients not all blends are entirely organic. Yogi Botanicals, who has a prohibition on [[Genetically modified organism|GMO]]s, organizes the growing and distribution of the organic herbs and spices required for the teas and [[Quality Assurance International]] acts as a third party certifier. The tea bags are oxygen bleached and recyclable.
Currently, 17 Yogi Teas are certified organic, but all contain organic ingredients in variable proportion. The company sources 63 organic herbs and spices and Yogi Teas are developed and produced at the company’s modern manufacturing facility in Eugene, Oregon.<ref>www.yogitea.com</ref>

==External links==
*[http://www.yogitea.com/ The Yogi Tea Company]

[[Category:Tea brands]]
[[Category:Companies based in Eugene, Oregon]]

[[cs:Yogi čaj]]
[[de:Yogi-Tee]]

Yogi Tea

2008-09-08T23:27:48Z

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[[Image:Yogi Tea1.JPG|thumb|Yogi Tea]]
'''Yogi Tea''' is the name of a range of [[herbal tea]]s manufactured by the [[Golden Temple Company]] in [[Eugene, Oregon]], [[United States]]. The recipes use [[cardamom|cardamom seed]], [[cinnamon|cinnamon bark]], [[clove|clove bud]], [[ginger root]] and [[black pepper]] as the basic ingredients, and the packaging informs that the recipes were formulated along the principles of [[ayurvedic medicine]].

==History==
The Yogi Tea Company was founded in 1982 as an outgrowth of the Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant in West Hollywood, California. Yogi Tea was founded by Ranbir Singh Bhai, Owner of Golden Temple Restaurant in W.Hollywood, California who is a son of Yogi Bhajan and his partners Guru Simiran Singh Khalsa and Sadasat Singh Khalsa ( former students of Yogi Bhajan). Restaurant would prepare a blend of tea containing cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, ginger and black pepper (the basic ingredients found in [[chai]] a popular south-Asian tea) which the Bhajan's yoga students and Restaurant devotees dubbed “Yogi tea”. The tea was so popular at Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant that they started packaging it.<ref>[www.yogibotanicals.com]</ref>

In 1987, Ranbir singh Bhai and his partners donated Yogi tea Company stocks for life time employment guarantee by Yogi Bhajan to Sikh Dharama, a Non Profit, Yogi Bhajan founded in New Mexico. Two of the partner were forced out from the Yogi Bhajan's company and his religious organization.

Over time the company introduced new blends and lines, such as Healing Formula teas in 1991. Also in 1991, the company started making its teas from organic ingredients. The company eventually expanded from [[herbal tea]]s to include blends of [[black tea|black]] and [[green tea|green]] teas, too.

Since 2000, the boxes have featured illustrations by Seva Kaur. The illustrations are based on a devotional poem or prayer found on the inside of the box. The illustrations found on the Chai, Woman's, and Exotic Teas, are done by Latvian artist Anita Kreituse. The boxes use vegetable based inks and dyes, and non-irradiated recycled carton materials.<ref>[www.yogitea.com]</ref>

==Product==

The company produces over 50 blends of tea. These include medicianl teas, green teas, beverage teas, women's teas, chais and red teas. All the blends contain organic ingredients, but due to a lack of availability for some organic ingredients not all blends are entirely organic. Yogi Botanicals, who has a prohibition on [[Genetically modified organism|GMO]]s, organizes the growing and distribution of the organic herbs and spices required for the teas and [[Quality Assurance International]] acts as a third party certifier. The tea bags are oxygen bleached and recyclable.
Currently, 17 Yogi Teas are certified organic, but all contain organic ingredients in variable proportion. The company sources 63 organic herbs and spices and Yogi Teas are developed and produced at the company’s modern manufacturing facility in Eugene, Oregon.<ref>[www.yogitea.com]</ref>

==External links==
*[http://www.yogitea.com/ The Yogi Tea Company]

[[Category:Tea brands]]
[[Category:Companies based in Eugene, Oregon]]

[[cs:Yogi čaj]]
[[de:Yogi-Tee]]

Yogi Tea

2008-09-08T23:25:42Z

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[[Image:Yogi Tea1.JPG|thumb|Yogi Tea]]
'''Yogi Tea''' is the name of a range of [[herbal tea]]s manufactured by the [[Golden Temple Company]] in [[Eugene, Oregon]], [[United States]]. The recipes use [[cardamom|cardamom seed]], [[cinnamon|cinnamon bark]], [[clove|clove bud]], [[ginger root]] and [[black pepper]] as the basic ingredients, and the packaging informs that the recipes were formulated along the principles of [[ayurvedic medicine]].

==History==
The Yogi Tea Company was founded in 1982 as an outgrowth of the Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant in West Hollywood, California. Yogi Tea was founded by Ranbir Singh Bhai, Owner of Golden Temple Restaurant in W.Hollywood, California who is a son of Yogi Bhajan and his partners Guru Simiran Singh Khalsa and Sadasat Singh Khalsa ( former students of Yogi Bhajan). Restaurant would prepare a blend of tea containing cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, ginger and black pepper (the basic ingredients found in [[chai]] a popular south-Asian tea) which the Bhajan's yoga students and Restaurant devotees dubbed “Yogi tea”. The tea was so popular at Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant that they started packaging it.

In 1987, Ranbir singh Bhai and his partners donated Yogi tea Company stocks for life time employment guarantee by Yogi Bhajan to Sikh Dharama, a Non Profit, Yogi Bhajan founded in New Mexico. Two of the partner were forced out from the Yogi Bhajan's company and his religious organization.

Over time the company introduced new blends and lines, such as Healing Formula teas in 1991. Also in 1991, the company started making its teas from organic ingredients. The company eventually expanded from [[herbal tea]]s to include blends of [[black tea|black]] and [[green tea|green]] teas, too.

Since 2000, the boxes have featured illustrations by Seva Kaur. The illustrations are based on a devotional poem or prayer found on the inside of the box. The illustrations found on the Chai, Woman's, and Exotic Teas, are done by Latvian artist Anita Kreituse. The boxes use vegetable based inks and dyes, and non-irradiated recycled carton materials.<ref>[www.yogitea.com]</ref>

==Product==

The company produces over 50 blends of tea. These include medicianl teas, green teas, beverage teas, women's teas, chais and red teas. All the blends contain organic ingredients, but due to a lack of availability for some organic ingredients not all blends are entirely organic. Yogi Botanicals, who has a prohibition on [[Genetically modified organism|GMO]]s, organizes the growing and distribution of the organic herbs and spices required for the teas and [[Quality Assurance International]] acts as a third party certifier. The tea bags are oxygen bleached and recyclable.
Currently, 17 Yogi Teas are certified organic, but all contain organic ingredients in variable proportion. The company sources 63 organic herbs and spices and Yogi Teas are developed and produced at the company’s modern manufacturing facility in Eugene, Oregon.<ref>[www.yogitea.com]</ref>

==External links==
*[http://www.yogitea.com/ The Yogi Tea Company]

[[Category:Tea brands]]
[[Category:Companies based in Eugene, Oregon]]

[[cs:Yogi čaj]]
[[de:Yogi-Tee]]

Yogi Tea

2008-09-08T23:23:41Z

69.233.137.235: /* Product */

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[[Image:Yogi Tea1.JPG|thumb|Yogi Tea]]
'''Yogi Tea''' is the name of a range of [[herbal tea]]s manufactured by the [[Golden Temple Company]] in [[Eugene, Oregon]], [[United States]]. The recipes use [[cardamom|cardamom seed]], [[cinnamon|cinnamon bark]], [[clove|clove bud]], [[ginger root]] and [[black pepper]] as the basic ingredients, and the packaging informs that the recipes were formulated along the principles of [[ayurvedic medicine]].

==History==
The Yogi Tea Company was founded in 1982 as an outgrowth of the Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant in West Hollywood, California. Yogi Tea was founded by Ranbir Singh Bhai, Owner of Golden Temple Restaurant in W.Hollywood, California who is a son of Yogi Bhajan and his partners Guru Simiran Singh Khalsa and Sadasat Singh Khalsa ( former students of Yogi Bhajan). Restaurant would prepare a blend of tea containing cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, ginger and black pepper (the basic ingredients found in [[chai]] a popular south-Asian tea) which the Bhajan's yoga students and Restaurant devotees dubbed “Yogi tea”. The tea was so popular at Golden Temple Vegetarian Restaurant that they started packaging it.

In 1987, Ranbir singh Bhai and his partners donated Yogi tea Company stocks for life time employment guarantee by Yogi Bhajan to Sikh Dharama, a Non Profit, Yogi Bhajan founded in New Mexico. Two of the partner were forced out from the Yogi Bhajan's company and his religious organization.

Over time the company introduced new blends and lines, such as Healing Formula teas in 1991. Also in 1991, the company started making its teas from organic ingredients. The company eventually expanded from [[herbal tea]]s to include blends of [[black tea|black]] and [[green tea|green]] teas, too.

Since 2000, the boxes have featured illustrations by Seva Kaur. The illustrations are based on a devotional poem or prayer found on the inside of the box. The illustrations found on the Chai, Woman's, and Exotic Teas, are done by Latvian artist Anita Kreituse. The boxes use vegetable based inks and dyes, and non-irradiated recycled carton materials.

==Product==

The company produces over 50 blends of tea. These include medicianl teas, green teas, beverage teas, women's teas, chais and red teas. All the blends contain organic ingredients, but due to a lack of availability for some organic ingredients not all blends are entirely organic. Yogi Botanicals, who has a prohibition on [[Genetically modified organism|GMO]]s, organizes the growing and distribution of the organic herbs and spices required for the teas and [[Quality Assurance International]] acts as a third party certifier. The tea bags are oxygen bleached and recyclable.
Currently, 17 Yogi Teas are certified organic, but all contain organic ingredients in variable proportion. The company sources 63 organic herbs and spices and Yogi Teas are developed and produced at the company’s modern manufacturing facility in Eugene, Oregon.<ref>[www.yogitea.com]</ref>

==External links==
*[http://www.yogitea.com/ The Yogi Tea Company]

[[Category:Tea brands]]
[[Category:Companies based in Eugene, Oregon]]

[[cs:Yogi čaj]]
[[de:Yogi-Tee]]

Archive:Utility tunnel

2007-06-29T16:20:41Z

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[[Image:Dec27_004.jpg|right|thumb|300px| A picture of a Utility tunnel taken by an [[Urban Exploration|urban explorer]] in [[Toronto]] Canada. Note the steam and electrical conduit.]]

An '''utility tunnel''' is a [[subterranean]] space for wires, conduits, pipes, and other conveyances used in the delivery of [[utilities]] with enough room for a human to enter. Modern pipes and cables need less attention and space than older varieties, so the construction of utility tunnels declined in the late 20th century. Modern underground utilities tend to be enclosed in pipe chases, which are (by definition) not large enough for people.

Steam pipes, in particular, tend to be housed in large tunnels for easy access by workmen. A number of university campuses have a complex network of steam pipes; student exploration thereof is referred to as [[Roof and tunnel hacking]].
==See also==

*[[Utility vault]]
*[[Steam tunnel incident]]
*[[Common utility duct]]

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[[Category:Subterranea]]