The phrase "aggressive tea" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a type of tea that has a strong or bold flavor profile, or perhaps in a metaphorical sense to describe a situation involving tea that is intense or confrontational.
Example: "After a long day, I brewed myself a cup of aggressive tea, hoping its bold flavor would energize me for the evening ahead."
Alternatives: "strong tea" or "bold tea".
He urged Farage to fire advisers who, he claimed, were turning the party into an "ultra-aggressive" Tea party-clone.
And he said some around Mr Farage "would like to take UKIP in the direction of some hard-right, ultra-aggressive American Tea Party-type movement" and risked turning the party into a "personality cult".
LaTaurette is at the vanguard of a group of business-orientated, more Republicans, who have decided take a more aggressive stance toward Tea Party factions.
Even as the Republican presidential contenders have tapped into isolationist anxieties, they have sat for foreign-policy tutorials with holdovers from Mr. Bush's presidency, many of them standard-bearers of the aggressive interventionism that Tea Partiers reject.
"Ajmal again looked a class act, and youngster Charles Morris came on after tea with a really aggressive spell, looking as if he could be the find of the season".
On this particular night we were headlining and the two bands before us were aggressive punk bands, not the ladies cup of tea.
Riki Wessels's aggressive 46 off 67 - disrupted by an early tea because of bad light - kept the visitors ticking over, however after he went at 235-6, they crumbled for just another 26 runs.
They're usually nasty little Napoleon types, aggressive, defensive and determined to convince you that cooking someone's tea is up there with bare-knuckle boxing in terms of brazen machismo.
We reluctantly climbed out of the spring, swatted away aggressive horse flies and waved goodbye to David, who strolled off to refill his tea bottle.
Ted Cruz, the Texas senator who is an inspiration to many Tea Party-aligned congressmen, is calling on his party to take an aggressive stance.
U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts fended off an aggressive challenger Tuesday in the Kansas Republican primary, dealing another blow to a national tea party movement that has targeted longtime Washington incumbents.
