brew up

verb

1. to make tea, esp out of doors or in informal circumstances

noun

1. a making of tea

Example Sentences

However, if you’re looking to brew up a batch of mulled wine for an upcoming holiday party or can’t make it in to visit Knee High, Miller says making it at home is quite easy.

From Seattle Times

Hygge: Brew up some cocoa, light a fire and wrap it over you as the wind roars outside.

From Seattle Times

When skies grow gray and brew up storms, more than mere snow or rain may fall, as Saturday showed in parts of our region.

From Washington Post

This story’s inexorable acceleration and its crafty use of suggestion and elision demonstrate the special effects that the best writers can brew up without a single line of Hollywood software — just paper, ink and ghosts.

From Washington Post

Somebody brew up a batch of hot chocolate pronto for a little holiday-time spiked delight.

From Fox News