Sentence examples for boozy tea from inspiring English sources
This sweet tea and bourbon cocktail is a nod to the novel's deep South setting, and to Carson McCullers, who put a lot of herself into Mick and sipped on boozy tea all day while she wrote.
Upon them, locals and out-of-towners alike, emboldened by boozy sweet tea or vodka lemonade, pair off and dance in the lead-and-follow tradition.
There was Jerry Herman who, disembarking from the Fire Island ferry one afternoon soon after his "La Cage aux Folles" had swept the Tony Awards, was given a standing ovation by all the partygoers at the Pavilion for the boozy ritual called afternoon tea.
The Mock Green Goddess is made from green tea (the boozy version uses green tea-infused vodka), arugula simple syrup and juice from lemons, cucumbers — and jalapeños.
Traditional, trendy, boozy: 7 ways to do afternoon tea in D.C.
Boozy eggnog, goat cheese with Cognac figs, smoked tea and plum pudding, vanilla cedarwood and black currant lambic sorbet are some of the winners among 11 options.
The cafe-bar, with a small balcony, serves herbal teas from the Latvian meadows, various boozy concoctions from the "TwoWeels shots menu", as well as snacks and pizza.
Welsh whisky, gin and rum are worth a try either on the terrace or in the contemporary bar with preserved art nouveau features, while a dedicated tea room means it's not all boozy.
Old-Fashioned: To create a boozeless version of one of the booziest cocktails, Harris replaces whiskey with strong-brewed barley tea.
With its tea rooms and Berghaus-clad tourists, Keswick may not strike you as a destination for anyone fond of boozy late nights.
