🍵 The Tea Spot Voyager Tea Tumbler - Travel Bottle with Tea Infuser for Loose Leaf Tea or Iced Coffee - 15.2oz, Peridot - Double-Walled Insulated Bottle Keeps Drinks Hot & Cold for Hours Review

I've been using this mug for a few weeks now and I love it. The color stands out and is easy to find if I accidentally leave it in place. The teapot is large and perfect for any tea lover who has plenty of loose tea to taste. It keeps warm for a long time although I didn't manage to keep the steam up to the time it advertises but that doesn't bother me too much as I like that the tea isn't too hot. I also really like the handle as I can attach it to my bag on the go and not have to worry about…

While I haven't had the problems with peeling paint that other people have, one of the main downsides to this jar is the o-ring on the lid. I have no idea what material this seal is made of, but it was a critical flaw in the design process. This is not your typical soft silicone seal as it is too hard and does not squeeze well enough compared to other cups I have had/used. It takes superhuman strength to close the screw cap tight enough so that hot liquid doesn't spill out when tilted or…

I have 32 oz. Himalayan to take with me when I'm on a hike. I drink 4 cups of tea in the morning every day and wanted something to keep me warm on the go. This thermos/kettle is beautiful, very well made, quality throughout. The basket inside has incredibly thin holes that are great for loose rooibos tea, and the lid on the basket allows you to drink without removing the basket. I pour tea into a cup when I add milk and everything works great. You can access the spout, which stays attached, or…

I received this thermos instead of a glass bottle which I accidentally dropped and broke. I was worried about all the bad reviews but I'm still glad I got this thermos. I've been using this thermos almost daily for over a year now. It won't break if you drop it. I smash it on concrete like the Hulk? nope I drop it on the wooden floor in the kitchen, the tiled floor in the workplace, the floor in the car (yes, I'm that clumsy). No leakage, no breakage. Would I put it upside down in a backpack…