"drink brewing" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of making a drink, typically through steeping or boiling ingredients. An example sentence using "drink brewing" could be: "The tantalizing scent of coffee filled the kitchen as the drink was brewing, signaling the start of a cozy morning routine."
"I barely use chemical medicine for flu, instead I drink brewed pennyroyal or borage," she says.
Indian men consumed large portions of black drink brewed from toasted holly leaves and bark and boiled it in water.
The factory has been renovated into apartments and tea consumption in this country has doubled in the past seven years, thanks largely to "ready to drink" brews.
Families living in adobe shacks have little to feed children but beans and sometimes a thin drink brewed from charred tortillas and sugar water.
In fact, since it's summer, and sake — the traditionally Japanese drink brewed by fermenting rice — is often chilled, you'll be amply rewarded.
Besides song, recitative, and dance, a central place in the ceremonies was occupied by a ritual meal, at which cheese and a drink brewed with honey (later beer) were consumed.
Features common to most rites were: offerings of incense (pom), of balche (an intoxicating drink brewed from honey and a tree bark), bloodletting from ears and tongues, sacrifices of animals (human sacrifices in later times), and dances.
Inside the bar, a clutch of laborers hefted brown clay goblets overflowing with murky soam, a lightly fermented drink brewed in nearly every household in the region, either from barley, millet, sorghum, maize or wheat.
Her mother, Ruby Richards, who now lives with her in Harlem, suggested that she go into business and taught her two specialties: sorrel, an herbal drink brewed with ginger, and codfish cakes, a deep-fried Jamaican specialty.
Order a hagar (Arabic for "stone") of sticky flavoured tobacco and enjoy with tea, coffee or karkadai (a drink brewed from hibiscus leaves).
