- TEAS
- 4 O'clock event
- Afternoon socials
- Bag fillers
- Bohea and pekoe
- Earl Grey and green
- Earl Grey wares
- Lipton, et al.
- Oolong, et al.
- Afternoon affairs
- Afternoon events
- Darjeeling and Oolong
- Soho socials
- Quaint late-afternoon social events
- Honest and Brisk
- Afternoon gatherings
- They're steeped in tradition
- Drinks from a bag
- Some after-dinner orders
- Genteel drinks
- Razz
- Leaves for an afternoon break
- Kenyan exports
- Afternoon meals
- Oolong and pekoe
- Crumpet breaks
- Leaves for steeping
- Afternoon noshes
- White-glove affairs
- Earl Grey and family
- Leaves in bags
- Red Rose products
- Afternoon breaks
- Outpourings?
- Soho breaks
- Pekoe and oolong
- Assam exports
- Oolong and gunpowder
- Pekoe and Earl Grey
- Offerings at a Continental breakfast
- Oolong and souchong
- Harney & Sons offerings
- Drawing-room dos
- High socials
- They're loose when not in a bag
- Products of the company that had the world's first IPO in modern history
- Where the sun rises
- Souchong and Hyson
- Herbal selections
- Afternoon get-togethers
- Celestial Seasonings products
- Most of them end up in hot water
- Oolong and more
- Oolong, pekoe, etc.
- Snapple assortment
- Afternoon parties
- Functions in the afternoon
- Celestial Seasonings selections
- Snapple selections
- Bath breaks
- Chow mein chasers
- Japanese ceremonial drinks
- London socials
- Chamomile, congou, et al.
- Afternoon cupfuls
- Genteel gatherings
- Chai and chamomile
- Some are held by caddies
- Steeped beverages
- They're high in the late afternoon
- See 18-Down
- Choices in a small box in a restaurant
- Bohea and Earl Grey
- Social events
- Oolong and jasmine
- Receptions
- Certain receptions
- Herbal beverages
- Oolong and Assam, e.g.
- Pekoe and Assam
- Social affairs
- Social occasions
- Daytime socials
- Herbal quaffs
- Mint beverage
- Events with caddies
- Herbal array
- Socials
- Some brews
- Earl Gray et al.
- Darjeeling and pekoe
- Soothing brews
- Afternoon brews
- Arizona products
- Brews from bags
- Herbal brews
- They may be blended
- Light meals in Liverpool
- Pekoes, e.g.
- Some are green
- Darjeeling crops
- They may be black or green
- They usually end up in hot water
- 43-Down et al.
- Chai and oolong
- Earl Grey et al.
- Aromatic drinks
- Brews for parties
- Social cupfuls
- Socials with cucumber sandwiches
- Beverages sometimes served over ice
- They're often in hot water
- Black or green drinks
- Brewed beverages
- Bigelow products
- Brews for socials
- Drinks with crumpets
- Lipton products
- Tetley products
- Drinks with scones
- English breakfast drinks
- Black or green beverages
- High times?
- Hot spots?
- Tazo products
- They accompany crumpets
- Twinings products
- Chai and rooibos
- Green and white
- Oolong and Pu'er
- Poured-over leaves
- Assam, oolong, pekoe, etc.
- Drinks with steep prices?
- Oolong and pu-erh
- Oolong and rooibos
- Bitter brews
- Afternoon dos
- British breaks
- Some socials
- 4:00 socials
- Afternoon receptions
- Bags in boxes
- Hot drinks
- Afternoon quaffs
- Earl Grey and oolong
- Hot beverages
- August Moon inventory
- Alternatives to coffee
- Darjeeling et al.
- Herbal drinks
- British hot drinks
- Blends in bags
- Chrysanthemum and jasmine
- Coffee alternatives
- Possibly blended beverages
- Leaves for breakfast
- Things to brew
- August Moon offerings
- Earl Grey and pekoe
- Hot herbal drinks
- Social gatherings
- Twine, wine, and hides, and China __: Thoreau
- After-dinner selections
- Homophone of 3 Down
- They get into hot water
- After-dinner choices
- Contents of some kettles
- Mint products
- Alternatives to coffees
- Beverages brewed from bags
- Caddy beverages
- Bags in a caddy
- Cups of pekoe
- Pekoes, for example
- What metal caddies carry
- Infusions that may have jasmine
- See 7 Across
- Caddies hold them
- Hyson and souchong, for example
- Certain parties.
- Congou and hyson.
- Gunpowder and jasmine.
- Imports from the Orient.
- Light collations.
- Congou and pekoe, e.g.
- Bohea and oopak, e.g.
- Contents of cuppas
- Café menu choices
- See 43-Across
- Beverages.
- Important products of the Orient.
- British meals.
- Social functions.
- Parties.
- Products of Ceylon.
- Afternoon snacks.
- Hyson and jasmine.
- Popular beverages on Broadway.
- Restaurant specialty in England.
- U. S. imports.
- Oolong and others.
- Afternoon functions.
- Lapsang souchong and jasmine.
- Hyson and souchong.
- Social doings.
- Aromatic beverages.
- Afternoon collations.
- Five-o'clock affairs.
- Jasmine, pekoe, etc.
- Shipments from China.
- Congou, souchong, etc.
- Light meals.
- Collations.
- Certain evergreen plants.
- Products of the Orient.
- Important imports.
- Asian shrubs.
- Bohea and oolong.
- Gunpowder, etc.
- Cambric and oolong
- Sunglo and twankay
- Bohea and congou
- Congou et al.
- Hyson and others
- Oolong and oopak
- Get-togethers
- Pekoe and others
- Congou and yaupon
- Iced and pink
- Pink and afternoon
- Green and black
- Sociables
- Cha and bohea
- Jasmine and oolong
- Literary doings
- Bohea and bancha
- Hyson and oolong
- Hyson and bohea
- Jasmine and Darjeeling
- Genteel repasts
- Lapsang souchong, etc.
- Light meals, in London
- Bohea and cachar
- Londoners have high ones
- Pouring parties
- Hyson and oopak
- Twankay and gunpowder
- Imports from Darjeeling
- Brews
- Mad Hatter's affairs
- Oolong and hyson
- Bancha and cachar
- Sunglo and gowiddie
- Twankay and gowiddie
- Cachar and congou
- Congou and Assam
- Assam and keemun
- Faculty functions
- Meals in Eton
- An anagram for seat
- Bancha and sunglo
- Hyson and Darjeeling
- Hyson and gunpowder
- P.M. do's
- Bohea and congu
- Souchong and Darjeeling
- Cachar and bancha
- Earl Grey and Lapsang
- Hyson, Bohea, etc.
- Society gatherings
- Oolong and green
- Rose hip and Red Zinger, e.g.
- Blended ___
- Indian exports
- Society affairs
- Sri Lankan exports
- Genteel affairs
- Lipton and Twinings, e.g.
- Some parties
- They may be herbal
- After-dinner selection
- Blended items
- Occasions to serve crumpets
- Tetley offerings
- 50-Down and others
- Parts of a Victorian social schedule
- Events at which people may wear gloves
- They may get into hot water
- Leaves after a meal?
- Events where white gloves may be worn
- Waiter's after-dinner offerings
- Bigelow beverages
- Twinings selections
- Affairs that might sate the British
- Some fund-raisers
- Restaurant's after-dinner selection
- They may be carted around
- Oolong and Earl Grey
- They're often bagged
- Caddy's choices
- Lipton selection
- Ones steeped in tradition in England?
- Some receptions
- Lipton offerings
- 11-Across and others
- Oolong and Darjeeling
- Some bags in boxes
- Cup-and-saucer luncheons
- Black or green grocery items
- Contents of some bags in boxes
- Some leafy greens?
- Steeped drinks
- They're drunk at socials
- Boston Harbor detritus, once
- Drinks accompanying finger sandwiches
- They might be blended
- Beverages sometimes brewed in the sun
- Darjeeling and oolong, e.g.
- Earl Grey, etc.
- Keemun and kuding
- Pu'er and oolong
- Green and black, e.g.
- Lipton choices
- Steeped quaffs
- Some are herbal
- Hot brews
- British brews
- Donovan song best after dinner?
- Donovan song at breakfast?
- What sober English rockers drink
- Donovan song about beverages?
- Nirvana's are "Pennyroyal"
- Gunpowder, pekoe and others
- Sorority receptions
- Twinings selection
- High occasions
- Bigelow offerings
- Afternoon potables
- Genteel afternoon affairs
- Iced drinks
- Afternoon social activities
- Black and green quaffs
- Boston party drinks?
- Earl Grey, and others
- Pouchong and Oolong
- Black pekoe and oolong
- Gunpowder and Twinings
- London get-togethers
- Hot or iced drinks
- Gunpowder and souchong, for two
- Some afternoon affairs
- Bohea and hyson
- Ceylon and green, e.g.
- Ceylon and green, for two
- Pouchong and gunpowder
- Gunpowder et al.
- Orange pekoe and Earl Grey
- Assam and pekoe
- Gunpowder and souchong
- They end up in hot water
- Hot and iced drinks
- British break beverages
- Afternoon social gatherings
- Some herbal selections
- Earl Grey, for one
- Green and herbal, e.g.
- Health-store offerings
- Beverages steeped from leaves
- Twinings' offerings
- Beverages made by steeping
- Herbal and green
- Darjeeling and others
- Pouchong and others
- Steeped brews
- Lipton assortment
- Drinks in some urns
- Rooibos and Earl Grey
- Drinks that may be iced
- Sometimes-green drinks
- Matcha and oolong, e.g.
- Some are loose-leaf
- Ceylon and oolong
- Genteel socials
- Green, black and Grey
- Green and herbal, for two
- Subjects of some British breaks
- Twinings and green
- Black and green, for two
- Drinks from a bag, often
- Caddy items, perhaps
- Hunan, Keemun, etc.
- Mint and chamomile, for two
- Tetley temptations
- Green or white drinks
- 4 p.m. socials
- 4:00 p.m. social events
- Afternoon get-togethers, for the English
- Black and Twinings, e.g.
- Common drink assortment
- They're steeped
- Some sorority parties
- Affairs with crumpets
- Caddy items
- Some sorority socials
- Boba, etc.
- Drinks from pots
- Drinks made from leaves
- Earl Grey and such
- Lapsang souchong and pu'er, e.g.
- Longjing and oolong, e.g.
- Masala chai, etc.
- Oolong and rooibos, for two
- Beverages brewed in pots
- Boba shop orders
- Chais
- Genmaicha, etc.
- Just Add Honey purchases
- Sage beverages
- Drinks sometimes served with cucumber sandwiches
- Brewed drinks
- Dim sum drinks
- Drinks used in some Chinese medicine
- Matcha and boba, etc.
- Oolong, chamomile, mint, etc.
- They might be high
- White-glove dos
- Starbucks offerings
- Hotel lobby affairs
- Blended brews, maybe
- Drinks served with crumpets
- A&P's first wares
- Bigelow wares
- Lipton's wares
- Lipton's line
- A&P's original line
- Lipton line
- Caddy choices
- Harney & Sons wares
- Twinings wares
- Contents of some small bags
- Gunpowder and the like
- Selection from small bags
- Brews often mixed with honey
- Society get-togethers
- 58-Down and the like
- Black, green, white and red drinks
- Harney & Sons stock
- Some come in bags
- Taylors of Harrogate offerings
- Oolong and pu'er, e.g.
