Ceramic Porcelain Infuser with Sandalwood Handle Review

Love the design, looks cool. I think the tea infuser built into the cup is a pretty clever design. However, the handle is not very ergonomic and the brewing holes work, but only with loose leaf tea. If you have tea particles, they will pass through the holes and end up in your mug. This actually happens with many infusors, but this one has slightly larger holes. Although it is much easier to clean than the mesh. Overall a decent cup.

I like this mug. That includes a lot of aesthetics. It's a little smaller than I thought it would be, but not so small that it would be a problem. I like the strainer but care must be taken if the tea you use is too fine as it can either seep through or get stuck in holes big enough to clean with a toothpick. I hand wash the mug and the lid and strainer in the dishwasher. They say you can wash everything in the dishwasher, but I don't want to wear out the wooden handle.

This is a nice big mug. The handle is nice but too small for me. But I have huge hands. Inside there is a nice tea strainer, so you can easily make a cup. You simply put loose tea in a strainer and pour hot water into a cup. It has a great ceramic lid to cover the mug while the tea is brewing. After steeping, simply remove the lid and strainer and sip your tea. I usually make more than one cup. So I bought a French Press and poured loose tea into it. This mug makes multiple cups that I drink…