'tea wine' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
It does not have a meaning in this context. A correct phrase might be 'wine and tea'. For example, "We had a selection of wine and tea with dinner."
"Coffee? Tea? Wine?" Her eyes light up.
Tables set under chandeliers allow for instant gratification, along with coffee, tea, wine and Champagne.
Ponta Delgada is the Azores' leading commercial centre, exporting pineapples, oranges, tea, wine, cereals, vegetables, and dairy products.
Come meet the Mayors of both cities and enjoy a traditional tea ceremony, with exceptional tea, wine, and live koto performance.
São Miguel, now a major tourist resort, is also a producer of fruits (especially pineapples), tea, wine, tobacco, cereals, meat, and dairy products.
Creative writing courses, masterclasses, writing groups and online forums are fantastic for finding others who can offer support, advice, tea, wine, etc.
A quick bath in flavorful herb- and spice-based liquids (tea, wines and beer) before grilling will cut down on potential cancer-causing HCAs and PAHs.
In addition, for modest fees, varied tastings are available that include teas, wines, ports, cheeses, liquors, olive oils, sake, chocolate, special pairings and signature dishes or pastries.
Coffee or tea, maybe wine, Louise thought.
The enamel itself gets stained by coffee, tea, red wine, and tobacco.
Flavonoids are found in tea, red wine, blueberries, apples, pears, cherries, and nuts.
