Sentence examples for renowned tea from inspiring English sources

Docked at Greenwich Pier are the yacht Gipsy Moth IV, in which Francis Chichester circumnavigated the globe alone in the 1960s, and the renowned tea clipper Cutty Sark; both are open for public viewing.

Data are based on ethnographic research in the village of Mangjing, located in Jingmai Mountain, a renowned tea mountain in Yunnan.

It carries both popular and well-known teas in addition to rare, artisan whole leaf selections from world-renowned tea estates and small historic tea gardens.

Benn was renowned as a prodigious tea-drinker, and his desk - whether in government or opposition - was invariably laden with the largest mugs that money could buy.

Where: Shen Beauty Why bother: Though tea tree oil is renowned for its antibacterial properties, its rather pungent scent has an unfortunate nose-wrinkling side effect.

Biddy's is renowned for serving 50 types of tea – you can create your blend and drink it in the pretty courtyard.

Tea tree oil is renowned for its anti-bacterial, antiviral, and anti-fungal properties, making it an excellent option for fighting dry scalp and the effects of dry hair.

The charming village of Ella may be nestled in the middle of world-famous tea plantations, but it is locally renowned for something else: delicious home cooking.

She topped off her order with a cup of Hainan tea (1.80 ringgit) made by Ah Weng Koh, a 30-year-old shop renowned for the frothiness of its drink, a mixture of coffee, black tea and condensed milk.

3) features a mahogany tea table with carvings attributed to the anonymous but renowned "Garvan" carver, known for the boldness and clarity of his designs, and a significant group of works from the Atwater Kent Museum, in Philadelphia.

The "Oops" governor is himself a former tea party darling who's such a far-out know-nothing that he's renowned for putting the goober in gubernatorial.