jasmine tea

Vietnam is also known for the production of jasmine tea.

A large pot of jasmine tea was set on the table between them.

She sat back, a cup of jasmine tea cradled in her hands.

Someone was always around to welcome her, maybe with a joint and a pot of jasmine tea.

"Some jasmine tea would be very nice, thank you."

Served with jasmine tea, it rounded out the meal in a satisfactory way.

She went to the kitchen, returned with a steaming mug of what proved to be jasmine tea.

A servant brings jasmine tea which he pours into beautiful little bowls.

The intimate space is a place for a tete-a-tete or a solitary cup of jasmine tea.

She handed him a cup of jasmine tea.

Hot jasmine tea is served with coconut rice balls.

They are especially common in the north of China for enjoying scented teas like jasmine tea.

We had dumplings and chilli tofu, washed down with jasmine tea.

The resulting flavor of jasmine tea is subtly sweet and highly fragrant.

If you are obviously not Chinese and fail to specify, you will probably receive jasmine tea.

"You're famous," she told me over strong jasmine tea in her office at Olympus Station.

Claire sits in the open window of John's kitchen, a cup of jasmine tea warming her hands.

"And I keep myself busy," she said, pouring jasmine tea into thin Japanese cups.

In the community, the detectives are often met with gushing pleasantries and pots of jasmine tea.

The meal begins with a cup of fragrant jasmine tea, served on a carved wooden leaf.

The jasmine tea smoked pork, was, he said, delectable.

These are usually served alongside of pots of oolong or jasmine tea.

It is a sweetened jasmine tea and it is usually served cold.

Servants brought them pale jasmine tea in bowls so fine that Tug could see the outline of his own fingers through the china.

Jasmine tea is also sometimes available.