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The Best Tea Infuser Travel Mug (And Why Real Tea Lovers Need One)

By Mindy Fox

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I can hear my better half, Steve, now: “Do you really need a dedicated travel tea mug? Can’t you brew a cup of tea and then use any ol’ travel mug to take it on the go?”

Yeah, babe, you could. (And he probably knows what’s coming next.) But I like to have the right tool for the job, and there is good reason to be particular when it comes to a travel tea mug.

Sure, I could place loose tea leaves in a single-use paper steeper or basket steeper and use my favorite travel coffee mug for the job , but travel tea mugs are made with built-in tea steepers (ones that allow you to tightly close the lid while your tea steeps), which means no waste and a hotter finished brew. Plus, coffee mugs tend to take on coffee flavor over time. A dedicated travel tea mug helps keeps a serious tea drinker’s tea tasting pure and clean.

In my quest for the best travel mug to take my cuppa on the road, I sought out a leak-proof model that ranked high in the heat retention department . I also wanted a mug that was easy to grip and to drink from. And because it’s nice to have stylish gear, one that looked good, too. Here are my winning picks and how I tested:

The Very Best Tea Infuser Travel Mug: The Tea Spot Everest Tea Tumbler

The Everest’s double-walled, vacuum-sealed stainless steel insulation kept 22 ounces of tea hot and fresh tasting, and its screw down BPA-free top was terrifically leak-proof. I fell hard for its rugged adventure-meets-urban-chic look, and had a hard time deciding which of its four stylish colors I liked best.

The Everest also won my vote for smart design and functionality with an innovative screw-top and sipping mechanism that stay connected to the mug while you drink (which means when you remove the part of the lid that allows you to drink your tea, it won’t go tumbling down a cliff, through a subway grate, or down between that impossibly narrow space between the seat of your car and your cup-holding console).

The stainless steel steeper basket on this model provided ample room for water and tea leaves to mingle as my tea steeped, and its small holes kept fine leaves from passing into my tea, making a clean and full-tasting brew. The easy to grip exterior is much like that of the popular Hydro Flask water bottle so, if you’re a Hydro Flask fan , you’ll likely love The Tea Spot Everest, too.

The Everest fit well in a tote bag and was also comfortable to carry on the outside of a backpack, using a carabiner clip . And, like all of the travel tea mugs I tested, it can be used for iced tea as well as plain or infused fruit (aka spa) water.

Everest Tea Tumbler

The Next Best (aka Runner Up) Travel Tea Infuser Mug: The Tea Spot Voyager Tea Tumbler

The Voyager, also by The Tea Spot, won my runner-up vote. At 16-ounces, it’s a smaller mug than the Everest but that’s where most of the differences end. This mug kept my tea hot and fresh for 6 hours, and is fitted with the same type of high quality stainless steel steeper basket as the Everest. Its smartly designed leak-proof lid has a comfortable, easy to drink from sip-cup style and doesn’t require removing to use—simply press down on a pop top to drink, then press it again to lock the top into spill-free mode. With its sleek metallic, glossy finish and no loop handle (for carabiner or finger hold), this model is stylistically more ‘urban’ than ‘adventure’, but also, according to highly-rated reviews for both products, a bit more vulnerable to scratches than the Everest. It’s easy to grip and carries well in a tote bag or pocket of a backpack or gym bag.

The Tea Spot Voyager Tumbler

Other Brands I Tried:

Zojirushi travel mug with tea filter shocked me and my editor when this mug didn’t win over my other contenders. Though this darling brand of the product review world took the gold in our best travel coffee mug test and kept my tea even hotter than its competitors at 6 hours, it is designed with a problematic steeping mechanism. To use this mug, you place loose tea leaves inside and add hot water. A filter fitted at the top of the mug blocks the leaves from flowing out while you drink your tea, but, as any true tea drinker knows, for however long you travel with your tea, the tea continues steeping. So, whether we’re talking a few minutes post-ideal steep time or several hours, you’ll be drinking an over-steeped brew (not tasty!). (One reviewer on Amazon noted that tea leaves can be put into the strainer basket, steeped with the mug turned upside down, and then removed. But the basket is so small that, though this works with some tea leaf types, it allows neither ample space for leaves to mingle with water while steeping, nor enough room for large loose tea leaf varieties to steep.) The top, which is made up of multiple and functionally unclear parts (a pain to both wash and keep track of), must be entirely removed to drink the tea, which makes it awkward if not impossible to safely drink from on the go. Used as a canteen-style tea-steeping vessel (to pour tea from as soon as it’s steeped) or to keep tea that’s brewed in a bag or independently from and then transferred to the mug incredibly hot for over 6 hours, this is a great product, but as an on-the-go tea mug, it doesn’t cut the mustard.

The four remaining models I tested, the Uendure Glass Infuser Travel Mug , the Lotus Glass Tea Tumbler , the Pure Zen Tea Tumbler , and the Sacred Lotus Love Sacred Glass Tea Infuser Tumbler were constructed of glass and sell in the $25 to $28 range. None of them (even with easy-to-grip insulating neoprene sleeves complete with nifty loops for carrying) had heat retention capability that came anywhere close to that of my winning contenders, and, though they were sexy looking, they were too fragile for true on-the-go usage. (A note that came with one of the models warned that the glass “may break if you drop it, knock it, or bang it with a metal spoon”.) Their open top lids made for challenging drinking on the go. So, while these might be stylish for drinking at a desk (though you’ll have to watch your keyboard if the mug gets knocked over), they’re too fragile and not practical for real on the go use.

How I Tested

I brewed loose black tea in seven leading travel tea mugs. After brewing the tea, I removed the tea basket and took the temperature of each mug’s tea using a digital thermometer . I closed the lids tightly, then measured the temperature of each tea again after 1 hour, 4 hours, and 6 hours, recording the change in temperature at each interval.

In the breaks between temperature takes, I rolled my tightly closed filled travel tea mugs on the floor; turned them upside down, and gave them all a good shaking around to test for leaks. I took a look at how many parts came with each model and how easy they were to clean. I also considered sipping mechanism design, steeper basket quality (did the basket allow ample room for proper steeping), overall durability, and style.

The Takeaway:

The company Tea Spot makes the best tea infuser travel mugs—models that brew a great cup of tea and are easy to take on the go. Buy the Everest Tumbler for slightly larger capacity and a more rugged, outdoor-adventure-ready design. Buy the Voyager for a smaller travel tea mug that's perfect for urban commuters.

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• Heat resistant borosilicate glass
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Tea Time Infuser Bottle

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Whether you’re chai or chamomile, this modern traveler lets you take your favorite tea on the go, infusing your favorite blends while minimizing spills with a special twist-to-lock lid that’s just everyone’s cuppa tea.

How It Works

Steep. Sip. Relax: Simply untwist bottom cap. Add loose or bagged tea. Close bottom cap securely. Flip bottle and add hot water from the top before closing the top cap. To drink simply twist cap 60°, hear click, and drink from any side.

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Borosilicate glass, Tritan, recycled plastic, silicone, cork.

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Buying a reusable bottle that allows you to enjoy pure water or make your own delightful infusions promotes not only your commitment to a responsible lifestyle, but a commitment to staying healthfully hydrated. Well done!

Dishwasher Safe: Your dishwasher can help give your Full Circle products a new lease on life. Remember to remove the cork sleeve but then just put the rest of the parts in the top rack for a quick refresher and a solid cleaning.

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What is a tea infuser bottle?

A tea infuser bottle is a fresh and fabulously funky way to make, store and enjoy your loose leaf tea – piping hot or cold as ice – anywhere, anytime, wherever life leads you!

These super-stylish multi-taskers are thermal tea flasks for the devout tea lovers. Do you have favourite T2 teas? A tea infuser bottle or a tea travel flask lets you enjoy a steaming hot cuppa at work, on the bus, at the footy, or anywhere you might go.

On sunny summer days these thermal bottles also keep your refreshing fruity or floral tisanes icy cold for as long as you need.

How do tea infuser bottles work?

Complete with in-built infusers our tea travel flasks are as easy as your tea mug or teapot to use – pop your tea leaves in, add hot water then simply sip when it suits your schedule.

Our stainless steel tea flasks are designed with thermal properties just like a thermos, so you can enjoy your loose leaf tea still hot or cold hours after it’s made.

T2 glass tea infuser bottles use double wall glass to keep the heat in or out, kind of like double-glazed windows – but so much sexier.

Marvellous matcha flasks have a built-in whisk so you can sip on a frothy cup of matcha whenever you fancy. How cool is that! Or hot, as the case may be.

How to use a tea infuser bottle?

Simply pop a scoop of your favourite T2 tea or tisane into the infuser, pour in the boiling water, allow the steam to escape and then screw on the lid to keep your brew piping hot, a smile on your face and a spring in your step all day long.

If it’s a refreshing summertime splash of iced tea you seek don’t fret, your chilly brew can still go too. Just make your tea in a separate jug or teapot – our Jug-a-lot is ideal – refrigerate and then pour it into your tea infuser bottle once it’s cold. Your tea flask will keep your brew as fresh, zesty and cool-as-a-cucumber as long as you need!

If you don’t have a Jug-a-lot or a suitable teapot you can take the infuser from your tea flask and use it to make your loose leaf tea in any jug, then pour it into your tea travel flask once it’s perfectly chilled.

What are the benefits of a tea infuser bottle?

Wow, these fabulous tea-making tools are steeped in a bounty of benefits!

Say your relieved goodbyes to dunking dodgy teabags in your daggy office mug and get through your day with your fave T2 teas in a stylish tea infuser water bottle.

Need a pick-me-up before that important meeting? Your double wall glass tea infuser bottle means business too – it’s on hand to provide just the boost you need, hot and invigorating, right through the work day.

And if you’re a time-poor tea lover it’s oh-so-easy to throw your tea leaves into the tea infuser bottle, pour in the hot water and off you go!

T2 tea flask designs ensure your best blends don’t just taste tip-top, but they look super glam and stylish wherever you may be – bogged in mud at the kid’s footy match, catching that red-eye flight for work or even at the local dog park on Saturday morning.

Are tea infuser bottles environmentally friendly?

Care for the planet by using your easy to clean tea travel flask or tea infuser tumbler again and again and again…

Made from strong stainless steel and double walled glass, T2 reusable tea flasks are a sleek and chic way to brew the best blends and a tea-rrific way to enjoy your tea with a clear conscience! Less dishes, no waste and no disposable cups.

If a cuppa is all you need leave the flask at home and take your tea in a T2 bamboo, stainless or BPA free plastic travel cup and say no thanks to disposable cups. You’re welcome, environment!

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T2’s range of tea infuser bottles make the perfect gift for yourself or another. Vibrant, exciting designs in a veritable rainbow of colours bring style and glamour to tea on the go.

Our matcha makers, glam glass tea infuser bottles and stunning thermal flasks are the ideal vessels for transporting your fave brews all over town, in the hippest, coolest way of course!

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Oolong to bring along? Pekoe to go? Made of heat-resistant borosilicate glass, this ingenious tea-to-go bottle is a teapot and teacup in one. The strainer holds loose-leaf tea or tea bags, and a twist-and-click top lets you know when it's open or closed, preventing leaks. And with an insulating cork sleeve that protects your hands, this is everyone's cup of tea.

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5 Excellent Tea Tumblers for Travelling with Loose Leaf

Tea tumblers are the perfect item to have if you’re travelling or just want to prepare tea in a bottle. You can still use tea bags, but most tea tumblers make taking loose leaf tea on the go more convenient. They are great whether you prepare your tea to go hot, iced or even cold brew . I have tried my fair share of tea tumblers over the years, and this is a small collection of the ones I find to be excellent based on their quality, durability, usability, and affordability. If you need to take your loose leaf tea on the go, I think a reliable tea infuser bottle is important.

5 of the Best Tea Tumblers

In someway, these five I recommend are different from one another. It ultimately comes down to what you find is the most important feature. These tea tumblers are either made from glass or stainless steel, so the actual bottle should not affect the taste of your tea. Most of the brands below also market their tumblers as a great bottle to make fruit infused water.

This tea tumbler from Libre Tea (Canadian brand!) has been my go-to for the longest. I’ve had mine for over 5 years with no issues. It’s different than most tea tumblers you’ll find because it encourages you to let tea leaves loose as it doesn’t have an infuser basket, but a fine mesh strainer at the drinking top instead. Letting your tea leaves steep loose give you the opportunity for the best flavour since they are not expanding in a tight space and therefore don’t have enough room for flavour extraction. This also is a great way to encourage multiple steeps from leaves as you can just refill on the go.

However, Libre Tea also gives you the option to steep teas that can’t handle longer or multiple steeps. Check out their website here to see how to use their glass infusers.

What I also love about this tea tumbler is that the interior glass is protected by a strong BPA free poly exterior. I do have some entirely glass tea tumblers (as you’ll see below) but sometimes that extra protection is necessary so I don’t shatter my beloved tea infuser bottle!

Capacity: 9 ounces or 14 ounces Price: $21.95 or $26.95

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The Lotus Glass Tea Tumbler by Sacred Lotus Love

With this tea tumbler you have the option of steeping your tea with the infuser basket or steeping tea loose in the bottle with the strainer. Both the infuser basket and strainer fit inside the bottle at the top, lightly clicking into place. You unscrew them to use together, septerately or none at all.

What I really love about the company behind this tumbler is the small details added to their packaging. Included in the packaging were a beautiful poem and Rumi card inspired by the design. Also, I can’t help but love the message “listen to your soul” . I like that the company decided on a beautiful statement to live by rather than canvasing the tumbler with branding.

Even though this tea tumbler is entirely double-walled borosilicate glass (aside from the bamboo lid), it does come with soft sleeve for additional protection when on the go. If you’re looking for a tea tumbler with minimal amount of plastic used, this may be the one for you! Makes a great gift for a tea lover, too since it comes gift ready!

Capacity: 15 ounces Price: $30.97

UEndure Glass Tea Infuser Travel Mug

Like the tea tumbler above, this one from UEndure also appears to now come with a soft travel sleeve for additional protection when on the go. It didn’t come with one when I first got it, so it might be a newer feature! Like some other tumblers, you can use this one similar to an hourglass. How? When using the infuser basket on the bottom, you flip it over to steep. Then you remove, seal and flip back over to drink from the top. However, the infuser basket can actually attach to the top lid too if you prefer it there instead. Of course, you can also choose to just let the leaves steep and drink as you go.

This glass bottle is BPA and lead free, the top and bottom lids are stainless steel. This is another great tea tumbler if you’re looking for one with little to no plastic involved.

Capacity: 14 ounces Price: $24.99

Full Circle Tea Time Glass Bottle

I initially loved this tea tumbler because of the sleek and smart design. However, to be honest, this one did take some time for me to learn how to properly use. Simply because what makes this tea tumbler different from others is that you don’t remove the top to drink. Instead the top portion of this bottle locks and unlocks to drink right from it. The special twist-to-lock lid was created to minimize spills. Of course, you can decide to remove and drink from the bottle, not the lid, if you want.

This tea tumbler is BPA free. The removable infuser at the bottom is made with plastic and the bottle is made with borosilicate glass. I also appreciate the insulating cork sleeve that protects hands from heat.

Capacity: 19 ounces Price: $24.99

David’s Tea Travel Mug

If you’re looking for a tea tumbler and your top priority is the tea to stay hot for as long as possible, then I highly recommend this one from David’s Tea. I have made tea to go for a 6 hour ride and arrived at my destination with piping hot tea still! It is double-walled, so you don’t have to worry about it being too hot to hold. I think that’s the best feature from this tea tumbler. However, I do also love the hidden compartment for you to store some loose leaf tea you’ll want to steep at a later time. It’s located right under the lid (shhhh!).

This tea tumbler is not made with glass. It does have a removable fine mesh infuser, and also a strainer if you wanted to just steep your leaves directly in the tea tumbler and drink.

Capacity: 16 ounces Price: $34.00

*This tea tumbler is available in different colours.

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Thanks for sharing these great options. I may be in the market for an upgrade so these are all great options. Thanks for a great post with some great options!!!

You’re welcome, Beth! I hope you find one you’ll love for those on the go tea moments 😊

I have mentionned TeaseTea in the past and I love my TeaseTea portable for my favorite tea – hot or cold.

Hi there I am the owner of UEndure Tea Company and would love to send you a free travel sleeve. Just reach out and let me know where I can send it. Thanks for adding our bottle to your article!

I am looking for a glass bottle with zero plastic and I wasn’t clear which of these was made like that. I wonder if you could reply and let me know. I can always taste plastic or metal in my tea. I did finally find an electric kettle that was all metal inside: Precise Heat Electric Water Kettle, 1.5 L. Although checking on Amazon that one is no longer available now. Oh dear.

Hi Annette, the lotus glass tea tumbler by Sacred Lotus Love is probably the best option on this list for that. The bottle is entirely glass – no plastic inside with the tea – however the lid does have a plastic seal so that it is leak proof.

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Lu Ann, I’d love for you to try out a Mosi Tea Infuser 🙂 Please email me and I’ll send you one!

Hello, I was wondering if you would recommend which tumbler has the securest top that will not leak if you throw it into your bag? Thank you!

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Best Tea Infuser Travel Mugs and Bottles in 2023

Take your favorite custom beverage anywhere or brew it on the go with one of these tea infuser travel mugs.

Selected for their practicality, versatility, and style, they’re a perfect fit for a busy lifestyle and sure to be on everyone’s gift list.

Our recommendations for Best Tea Infuser Travel Mugs and Bottles:

• Best Overall: Teabloom All-Purpose Beverage Tumbler
• The Runner Up: Pure Zen Tea Thermos with Infuser
• Best Natural Style Option: LeafLife Bamboo Tumbler with Tea Infuser
• Best Glass Travel Mug: Pure Zen Tea Tumbler with Infuser
• Most Size and Color Options: Ecovessel Boulder Triple Insulated Bottle
• Elegant Glass Bottle: UEndure Glass Tea Infuser Bottle

What’s Great About Tea Infuser Travel Mugs and Bottles

There are many good reasons to get a high-quality tea infuser mug or bottle.

Next, let’s take a closer look at the features that make them must-haves:

Versatile: Removable fine mesh infuser baskets can brew loose leaf tea, cold-brew coffee, and refreshing fruit-infused water. Or use the bottle alone as a thermos for any beverage. They are also very convenient for making tea with cold water in the refrigerator.

Insulated:  Whether you want to enjoy a hot herbal tea, milk with your peanut butter sandwich, or a cold brew espresso, an insulated travel mug maintains it at the right temperature.

Durable and Reusable:  Insulated travel bottles keep you hydrated for less than disposable cups. Research shows that on average they pay for themselves with just 50 uses.

Environmentally Friendly:  A single large city sends a million-plus disposable cups to landfills every day. Make your mark on throwaway culture without sacrificing convenience by getting a reusable tumbler.

Easy to Clean:  Better travel mugs are sleek and simple to clean. A soap and water wash is all it takes to keep them sparkling and preserve the finish.

If you also want something more elegant to enjoy your tea at home, check out our guide with the best teacup sets .

Best Tea Infuser Bottles and Travel Mugs Reviewed

We researched hundreds of products and included the 6 best tea infuser travel mugs and bottles in this guide. Read the reviews below and choose the one that is most suitable for your needs.

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Best Overall: Teabloom Cosmopolitan 16-ounce All-Purpose Beverage Tumbler

Oprah loves Teabloom’s Cosmopolitan tumbler, and so will you. Smartly designed, it’s the only travel flask you’ll ever need.

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Specifications:

• Volume: 16oz / 480ml
• Weight: 0.96 lbs
• Materials: Stainless steel, brushed metallic exterior (100% BPA + lead free)
• Infuser: Superfine two-way filter/infuser

Sturdy yet lightweight at just under a pound, the double-walled design keeps 16-ounces of your favorite beverage perfectly insulated for hours and protects your hands from heat and condensation. The leak-proof lid fits securely.

Crafted from food-grade stainless steel, it’s non-toxic, BPA-free, and resists stains, odors, and corrosion. The ultra-fine, 0.5mm mesh infuser is ideal for brewing, so it’s perfect for coffee, tea, or fruit. It only takes a second to assemble and comes apart effortlessly for quick cleaning.

You’ll appreciate the Cosmopolitan’s refined, slim-line build — it feels balanced in your hand, and the matte finish offers a secure grip. Available in creative colors, it’s as lovely as it is functional. The distinctive hues and matte finish evoke a more relaxing time in history. Enjoy more than a beverage, savor a tradition.

Teabloom tumblers come expertly packaged for gift-giving and will delight family and friends. Bottles fit all cup holders and come with a 100-percent money-back guarantee. Buy it with complete confidence.

• Functional and durable
• Great value for money
• The filter has a fine mesh perfect for tea or cold-brewed coffee
• Beautiful design with 5 color choices
• Comes in a stylish package ready for gift-giving
• It takes a while to brew tea because the mesh is so fine

The Runner-up: Pure Zen 15-ounce Tea Thermos with Infuser

Pure Zen’s mastered the art of insulation with a vacuum bottle that keeps hot tea steaming and cold drinks icy for 12 hours or more. Wherever you’re going, relax — you can take the long road.

• Volume: 15oz / 440ml
• Weight: 0.7 lbs
• Materials: Stainless steel
• Infuser: Large mesh infuser

Safe and reliable, Pure Zen thermoses are made of rugged 18/8 stainless steel — the same grade used in better utensils. Designed to be as healthy as your drinks, the small amount of plastic in the lid enhances durability but contains no BPA and never comes in contact with your tea.

The high-capacity 3.5-inch fine-mesh infuser holds more than similar models and sits deep in the bottle where coffee, fruit, and tea leaves and can steep. The result is a more flavorful and nutritious brew. The only drawback is that it subtracts from the volume the already-small 15-ounce bottle can hold. But if quality matters more than quantity, you won’t be disappointed.

The Pure Zen tumbler is leakproof, comes in three attractive colors, and carries a 30-day no hassle-guarantee.

• Excellent thermal insulation
• Made of durable stainless steel
• Stylish design
• Large infuser for stronger brews
• Comes in an elegant package
• Available only in one size that is quite small

Best Natural Style Option: LeafLife 17-ounce Bamboo Tumbler with Tea Infuser & Strainer

Why settle for the ordinary when no two LeafLife bamboo tumblers are exactly alike. Each has a distinctive wood grain exterior and shade like no other — they’re one-of-a-kind and top performers.

• Volume: 17oz / 500ml
• Weight: 0.88 lbs
• Materials: Stainless steel, bamboo
• Infuser: 2 piece detachable tea infuser/strainer

This vacuum-insulated flask keeps tea hot for up to 12 hours and cold brew frosty for up to a day. Made of food-grade stainless steel, they resist discoloration and won’t absorb unpleasant odors. Top-mounted infusers come with strainers and sit securely under the leak-proof lid.

If you normally order large or extra-large drive-thru beverages, the LeafLife’s 17-ounce capacity is roughly equivalent. We applaud the generous size, but you’ll need a bottle brush to reach the bottom for cleaning. It’s a small price to pay for better hydration.

Bamboo exteriors are cool to touch and the vacuum seal prevents condensation, but the finish is smooth and can get slick when wet. Tuck it in your bag so it stays out of the rain.

Despite the larger diameter, it still fits most cup holders but measure to be sure. With a 100-percent satisfaction guarantee, it’s a risk-free purchase and a distinctive gift.

There is also an 18 oz mug-shaped option available on Amazon , but it doesn’t have an infuser.

• Beautiful and natural-looking design
• Keeps your drink hot/cold for a long time
• Always stays cool to touch
• Well-designed infuser/strainer
• Made of food-grade stainless steel and natural bamboo
• The bamboo exterior is slippery if it gets wet

Best Glass Travel Mug: Pure Zen 13-ounce Tea Tumbler with Infuser

Pure Zen’s done it again with another fine tea tumbler in glass.

Made of double-walled borosilicate, it’s not as fragile as it sounds. Borosilicate glass is strong and shatter-resistant — it’s the same transparent material used in popular bakeware.

• Volume: 13oz / 385ml
• Weight: 1.21 lbs
• Materials: Borosilicate glass with stainless steel lids (100% BPA free)
• Infuser: Stainless steel infuser on the lid

The tumbler is uniquely designed with two lids for openings at the top and bottom — one holds the single-piece infuser, the other serves as a cap. You choose where the infuser is mounted. Both lids are completely flat and sit firmly on any surface.

This mug doesn’t insulate as long as Teabloom’s Cosmopolitan tumbler or Pure Zen’s vacuum-insulated thermos, and it has a smaller 13-ounce capacity. It’s best suited for preserving the temperature of beverages made throughout the day.

If you sip coffee at your desk, it keeps it hot for hours longer than a ceramic mug and you can see every drop of a golden tea or colorful fruit infusion. With a 30-day guarantee and a free neoprene travel sleeve, it’s a great value.

• Practical two-lidded design
• Elegant looks and nice packaging
• Easy to clean
• Made with high-quality materials
• Comes with a neoprene sleeve
• Small volume
• Doesn’t keep your drink hot/cold as long as vacuum insulated bottles

Most Size and Color Options: Ecovessel Boulder Triple Insulated Water Bottle

Few products are as thoughtfully engineered as Ecovessel’s vacuum-insulated travel bottle.

Designed for the active beverage enthusiast, the Boulder’s features are impressive, starting with its patented TriMax insulation that keeps drinks hot up to 18 hours and cold for up to three days.

• Volume: 20oz (590ml) to 32oz (950ml)
• Weight: 1.3 – 1.5 lbs (depending on size)
• Infuser: Stainless steel strainer

All-steel construction makes it among the most durable reusable bottles on the planet — how does a 100-year warranty sound? A silicone bumper on the bottom improves surface stability and prevents dents, keeping your investment looking like new.

Available in 20-, 24- and 32-ounces sizes, you can drink straight from the bottle without removing the lid — it features a soft, silicone-lipped spout with a cap for sipping on the go.

The wide-mouth flask is a breeze to load with ice. A single-piece stainless steel strainer nestles in the top to keep ice, fruit, or loose leaf tea from slipping through the spout as you drink.

Without a two-piece infuser, it’s not suitable for making coffee, but what it lacks in brewing capability it makes up for in quality and portability.

Choose from ten vibrant colors, and check out Ecovessel’s line of accessories, including interchangeable straw-tops and push-button coffee lids.

• Superb thermal insulation
• Small spout for easy drinking
• Sturdy and easy to clean
• Durable materials
• Available in 3 sizes and 10 colors
• The strainer is not good for making coffee

Elegant Glass Bottle: UEndure 14-ounce Glass Tea Infuser Bottle

Tell the world about your commitment to keeping disposables out of the waste stream with UEndure’s elegant, eco-friendly tea infuser bottle.

Drop in your favorite loose leaf or bag, fill it with water, and you’re ready to go. Or pack the bottle with fresh berries and citrus for a rainbow of color and an inspiring beverage. It’s artwork you can drink.

• Volume: 14oz / 410ml
• Weight: 1 lbs

The BPA-free double-walled construction insulates tea for hours. It’s light enough to carry anywhere and compact enough to fit in a pocket, purse, or backpack.

Like Pure Zen’s 13-ounce tumbler, it features a dual open-end design for easy cleaning and two food-grade stainless steel lids but with an ounce more capacity.

Materials are durable, non-toxic and they won’t alter the taste of drinks. Hand wash the caps and infuser, but for convenience, the glass flask is dishwasher safe.

Bottles are gift-ready in chic packaging with a travel sleeve included and a no-questions-asked satisfaction guarantee. It’s a product you can feel good about using and even better about giving.

• Durable non-toxic materials
• Light and compact
• Comes with a travel sleeve
• Relatively small capacity

Key Features to Consider When Buying a Travel Mug or Bottle

The right features can make or break a travel mug — consider these when you shop:

Build and Durability

Plastics are a health and environmental nightmare — stainless steel and glass are healthier and more sustainable choices. Both are non-toxic, but each has pros and cons.

Stainless steel is lightweight, durable, and simple to clean. Low-quality versions can impart a metallic taste to certain drinks, but our picks are made with higher-quality food-grade steel that preserves the flavor of beverages.

Glass is attractive, affordable, and transparent — you’ll never mistake leftover ice for a few more sips. But it’s slightly less insulating than steel and even the toughest borosilicate isn’t shatterproof. A neoprene sleeve can help protect the bottle from damage.

Double-walled mugs have dual layers of glass or steel with air in between to prevent heat transfer and condensation. Mugs stay dry and cool to the touch and will keep drinks hot or cold for several hours.

Vacuum-insulated bottles have no air between layers. They limit heat and cold loss more effectively, keeping drinks at their original temperature for eight hours or more.

Some bottles have traditional top-mounted infusers with two parts — a fine-mesh basket that holds tea, coffee, or fruit, and a strainer that fits on top and keeps them out of your mouth. This allows you to drink without removing the infuser.

Other tumblers have a one-piece strainer. Load tea or fruit directly into the bottle, and it keeps it confined as you sip. These types of strainers are not ideal for holding coffee grounds.

Better infusers should be made with high-quality, food-grade stainless steel and disassemble with ease for cleaning. Mesh holes of 0.5 mm or less are ideal for making cold brews.

Insulated containers should hold enough to satisfy but not so much that they become too weighty. Liquid capacity ranges from 12 to 32 ounces and bottles can add 11 ounces to 1.5 pounds more.

If you like to pack light, the difference is significant. The diameter should also be comfortable to hold. Oversized bottles too large for a petite hand are likely to take tumbles.

Travel bottles should reflect your personal style. Choose neutral colors that complement your wardrobe and other accessories. For gift-giving, elegant finishes like glass and bamboo are distinctive for an executive while sport bottle styles have a casual vibe.

Tea infuser travel mugs come in dozens of styles with hundreds of different features — none are inherently good or bad, but some models will be a better choice for you. Mugs, for example, have a wider base than bottles for stability but may not fit in cup holders. Bottles with drinking lids are easier to use on the treadmill while tumblers are ideal for quiet breaks.

We want you to be thrilled with your purchase, so review our top picks carefully and choose the design that best meets your needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best temperature for brewing tea.

The brewing temperature depends on the kind of tea that you are using. The recommended temperatures are:

• Black tea 190°F (90°C)
• Green tea 160°F (70°C)
• White tea 175°F (80°C)
• Oolong tea 200°F (93°C)
• Herbal teas 200 to 212°F (93-100°C).

How long should I let the tea steep?

To get the best result, tea is usually steeped for about 3 to 4 minutes. If you are preparing herbal tea, you can steep it up to 10 minutes to get more flavor.

What is the best material for a tea infuser bottle or travel mug?

The best materials for tea infuser bottles and travel mugs are food-grade stainless steel and BPA free borosilicate glass. Stainless steel is more durable and lightweight whereas a glass bottle is transparent allows you too see how much tea is left in the bottle.

How can I cold brew tea with a tea infuser bottle or travel mug?

You can cold brew tea by putting loose leaf tea in the infuser, filling the bottle or travel mug with cold water, and letting it steep for at least 12 hours. Green tea, white tea, and certain herbal teas such as hibiscus and yerba mate, are great for cold brewing. You can also make cold-brewed black tea and the result will be a lighter and sweeter beverage with less caffeine compared to hot tea.

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• 10 Best Tea Bottle Infusers of 2024 (Tea Sommelier-Reviewed)

If you're a tea drinker, you know that there are many ways to enjoy your brew, whether it's hot, iced, herbal, sweetened, or with a twist of lemon. You might enjoy it first thing in the morning or right before bedtime--or all day every day! If you agree that there's never a bad time to drink tea, then a tea infuser bottle might be your new favorite thing. 

We're spilling the tea on the best tea infuser bottles out there. Our number one pick? The Double-Walled Mountain Tea Tumbler from The Tea Spot. Not only does it keep your drink at the right temperature, but it's also easy to carry and comes in multiple sizes and colors. Read on for the rest of our favorites, along with a buying guide reviewed by a certified tea sommelier to help you choose one on your own!

Kate Hesser is a certified tea sommelier, tea taster, blogger, and brand collaborator. She provides event and restaurant menu consulting, and personalized tasting experiences for in-home gatherings and office retreats. She believes every tea is made with pride and has something unique to show us!

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How to choose a tea bottle infuser.

When choosing a tea infuser bottle, there are more things to consider than you may think! The size of the bottle and its ability to retain heat are important, but don't forget about small details that can make or break a bottle's design. 

Decide on a Bottle Size

Tea bottle infusers come in a range of sizes, from 12 ounces (a Starbucks Tall) to up to 22 (slightly more than a Venti). Because they're made to be portable, they're generally tall and slim and have a small enough diameter to fit snugly into a cupholder.

When choosing a size for your bottle, think about how much tea you generally consume and whether you plan to refill your bottle throughout the day . Smaller bottles are more compact and weigh less. Larger bottles can hold enough to to last all day (especially if you get one with good heat retention) but are heavier and bulkier. 

Don't forget to take into account the size of your bag! Chances are, you're looking for a bottle you can carry around with you, so it's important to know it will fit in your purse, briefcase, or backpack .

Also, think about how much tea you want or actually drink during the day. Some bottles function best when they are steeping at their full capacity , so if you have a 22-ounce bottle but consistently only drink 10-12 ounces and pour out the rest, a smaller bottle may be better for you.

Pick a Material That Fits Your Lifestyle

You can find tea bottle infusers made of glass, stainless steel, and plastic. Each material has its own pros and cons, and the one you choose will depend on your lifestyle and tea-drinking habits.

Glass is Elegant but Delicate

Tea infuser bottles made from glass are stylish and pretty. They allow you to see what’s inside, which can help you control the strength of your brew based on its color . If you want to use your bottle for fruit-infused water, a glass bottle can be a nice touch to make your drink extra aesthetically pleasing!

The main downside to glass is that it can break. You can preheat a glass bottle with very warm water before adding your boiling hot tea, which reduces the stress on the material. It can be slippery and is obviously fragile if dropped. Because of this, it's not always allowed in outdoor places like beaches or parks.

It's also not the best at retaining heat by itself. However, many glass tea infuser bottles do come with a fabric sleeve , which helps add both protection and insulation. And glass is typically dishwasher safe, which can be a huge bonus.

Stainless Steel is Strong and Resists Stains

Stainless steel bottles are stronger and more durable than glass. They also weigh less, which can be great if you want a bottle you can walk around with. Vacuum-sealed stainless steel bottles can keep drinks hot or cold for hours and hours. They usually come in a variety of colors and are resistant to scratches, odors, and discoloration.

However, stainless steel bottles won't let you see what your drink looks like, so they may not be as stylish for some. In addition, they can be prone to dents and are generally not dishwasher-safe .

Stainless steel can impact or even mask the taste of the tea, so keep this in mind when selecting a tea bottle infuser.

Plastic is Light and Durable

Plastic tea infuser bottles are the least common, which makes sense; plastic and boiling water don't really go together. However, there are some durable BPA-free plastic bottles that are made specifically for hot tea. They're lightweight and clear, and unlike glass, they won't shatter if dropped. Plastic is also dishwasher-safe.

However, plastic tea bottles are more prone to scratching, staining, and retaining odors than glass and stainless steel. They also don't retain heat as well as a vacuum-sealed stainless steel bottle.

Consider How Long You Want to Keep Your Tea Hot or Cold

Whether you’re drinking hot or cold tea, it’s important to keep it at the right temperature for maximum flavor and enjoyment. Vacuum-sealed stainless steel has the absolute best heat retention, with the ability to retain heat for six to eight hours and stay cold for even longer. 

Glass and plastic tend to cool down after an hour or two. However, glass tea infuser bottles often come with a fabric sleeve, which can help maintain the beverage's temperature.

Regardless of what material you choose, a bottle with double walls will offer more temperature stability than one with a single wall. In addition, double walls help prevent condensation from forming on the outside of the bottle.

Choose a Strainer That Fits Your Brew

The strainer inside of your tea infuser will affect the finished brew. For finer teas, pick a fine mesh strainer to filter out the small bits. For coarser grounds, a stainless steel strainer with a slightly larger or deeper basket can allow the tea to expand more as it brews. 

If you plan to use your tea infuser for other drinks, like fruit-infused water or even coffee, make sure to get a bottle with a strainer that can accommodate this. Many bottle infusers come with a two-piece strainer , with a basket for brewing loose-leaf tea, and a filter that can be used on its own for infused water.

Don't Overlook the Lid

The type of lid your tea infuser bottle has is important but often overlooked. It can affect how easy it is to drink your tea as well as how leak-proof the bottle is. Generally, tea bottle infusers have either a screw top lid or a flip-top lid . 

Screw top lids have a more minimal aesthetic and result in a more streamlined-looking bottle. However, this type of lid requires you to remove the entire lid and then drink from the mouth of the bottle . If you’re driving, walking, or multitasking, this creates an opportunity for the lid to be dropped and the liquid to be spilled. 

Screw top lids are best if you just want to transport your tea from one place to another, and then drink it while stationary.

Flip-top lids are more sporty-looking and are usually made of plastic. They allow you to sip your tea one-handed, which makes them great for drinking tea on-the-go . However, if they're not well-constructed, they can be more likely to leak.

Remember That You'll Have to Clean It!

You already know you’re going to be cleaning tea leaves out of a filter, so the easier it is to clean the rest of the bottle, the better! If you want a bottle that’s dishwasher-friendly, glass or plastic is your best bet. Look for a bottle without a coating or design on the outside, or make sure that the coating is dishwasher-safe. 

All tea infuser bottles have a separate removable filter , but some are easier to clean or have fewer parts than others. The good news is that they're usually made out of stainless steel, so even if your bottle isn't dishwasher-safe, the filter likely is.

Because these bottles are made to fit in a cupholder, they can often be too skinny and deep to reach with a standard sponge. You may want to invest in a bottle brush to get those pesky tea remnants out of the very bottom.

This is another area where glass wins because you can see and remove stains as they develop - which will keep the bottle from impacting the taste of the tea.

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An Award-Winning Tea Thermos

This tea infuser bottle won first place for Best Tea Brewing Device at the 2018 World Tea Awards , so you know it's something special. Made of double-walled stainless steel, this bottle is durable and keeps your drink hot or cold for hours.

This bottle is sleek and utilitarian, featuring a flip-top lid and a looped handle for easy carrying . Brew tea using the infuser basket, or use just the top filter for fruit-infused water to keep hydrated during a hike. 

Some reviewers found it difficult to screw the lid on tight enough to get a good seal. Some complained that the paint started to peel. However, many reviewers thought that this bottle was excellent, pointing to the large infuser basket , leak-proof design, and impressive heat retention.

Pure Zen Tea Tea Tumbler With Infuser

A Flippable Bottle for Maximum Flexibility and Easy Cleaning

This tea tumbler puts the meditative "Om" in chamomile with its sleek and simple design that allows the beauty of your brew to shine through. The large fine-mesh strainer can be used for hot and cold tea as well as coffee , or skip the strainer altogether and throw in some fruit for a refreshing twist.

This tumbler is uniquely flexible because it opens at both ends . This makes it super easy to remove the strainer basket when your tea is done brewing--just flip the bottle so that the strainer is on top and unscrew the lid. It also makes cleaning the bottle a breeze. 

Some reviewers had issues with leaks, but after the company sent replacement lids, the issue seems to have been fixed. Others mentioned that this bottle doesn't have the best heat retention, with tea staying hot for only about an hour . However, for many reviewers, one hour is plenty of time, and they praised this bottle's design and durability.

LeafLife Bamboo Tumbler

A Stylish, Natural Tea Tumbler

This tea infuser bottle has an earthy vibe, with an exterior made of 100% natural bamboo. This means that each bottle is unique due to the variations in the bamboo's grain . The interior of the bottle is made of food-grade stainless steel, which won't rust or stain. 

There's a two-piece detachable infuser and strainer which allows you to brew all types of infusions, from tea to herbal to fruity concoctions. The bottle also features vacuum insulation that can keep hot drinks hot for up to 12 hours and cold drinks cold for an entire day!

Some reviewers had issues with the lid getting stuck due to the seal created by the steam. Others mentioned that this bottle can be difficult to clean. However, many reviewers loved this bottle for its heat-retention capabilities and stylish look. 

It's also worth noting that the company seems to be very responsive , often sending replacement parts for those who encounter leaks or other issues.

Teami Tea Tumbler

A Sporty Bottle With Storage

This tea infuser bottle is sporty and stylish. It's made from double-walled BPA free plastic, making it lighter than glass or stainless steel options. Rather than a basket, this bottle uses a circular mesh insert that goes beneath the lid to filter out tea or fruit as you drink .

This bottle is great for tea drinkers on the go. The lid flips up to allow for easy sipping, and there's a strap that can slide over your wrist for when you're carrying a lot of things. There's even a hidden compartment on the bottom for your extra teabags !

Some reviewers complained that the bottle cracked after a few months of use. However, many reviewers thought that this tea infuser bottle was super cute, durable, and easy to clean. Some did note that the holes of the strainer tend to let small bits through, so this bottle works best for larger tea leaves . 

Teabloom The Cosmopolitan

A Sleek Stainless Steel Bottle

This classy stainless steel bottle is great for all types of infused beverages, both hot and cold. It features a two-piece strainer whose pieces can be used together or individually for different types of infusions. While standard infusion baskets have 1-millimeter holes, these are smaller at 0.5 millimeters , giving you a more refined brew. 

The bottle has a brushed metallic exterior that's sleek and smooth. It comes in a few different colors, from rose gold to simple black. It's also packaged beautifully, making it a wonderful item to gift .

Some reviewers found that this bottle lost its heat retention qualities after a few months. Others had issues with the handle of the strainer basket snapping off when they attempted to remove it. However, many reviewers loved this infuser, saying that it kept their tea piping hot for hours and they receive compliments on it all the time.

Mira Stainless Steel Tea Infuser Travel Mug

A Convenient Travel Mug Just for Tea

This tea bottle infuser is like a fancy version of a travel mug. It's super portable, convenient to use, and still looks great. The two-piece stainless steel filter can be used for tea or fruit-infused water and can be removed completely for other beverages like juice or coffee.

The vacuum insulation keeps your drinks hot or cold for hours and the stainless steel construction is durable and rust-proof . This bottle has a flip-top lid for easy access, making this a great option for on-the-go sipping.

While some reviewers experienced leaks with this bottle, others were able to throw it in their bag with no problem . Many reviewers mentioned that this bottle keeps tea hot for a long time; sometimes long enough that you still need to let it cool, even after a few hours!

Origin Glass Co. Fruit and Tea Infuser

A Simple and Elegant Borosilicate Glass Bottle

This beautiful bottle is made of single-walled borosilicate glass with a bamboo lid . This type of glass is resistant to thermal shocks, which means it's less likely to crack when it comes in contact with extreme temperatures - an important factor if you plan to use the bottle for hot tea!

The two-piece infuser offers flexibility for different types of brews and the lid has a silicone O-ring to prevent leaks. This bottle also comes with a food-grade neoprene sleeve for added protection and heat retention .

Some reviewers didn't like the single-walled construction, saying that the glass became too hot to touch. Others complained that the bottle shattered after a fall. However, many reviewers loved using this bottle for all kinds of drinks  and thought the little loop on the neoprene sleeve was a thoughtful and useful touch.

Here & Now Supply Co. Multi-Purpose Tumbler

An Extra-Long Infuser Basket

This tea infuser bottle features a four-inch-long infuser basket, which holds twice the amount of tea (or coarsely ground coffee) as standard baskets. The length means that your tea is better submerged in the water. Or, remove the basket and keep just the filter on for fruit infusions.

The bottle is made of stainless steel with a matte finish, featuring a delicate lotus flower design on the side. Not only does this bottle look good, but it also makes you feel good; the company donates 1% of sales to groups like Oceanic Global to create positive change for the environment.

A few reviewers had issues with the metal basket rusting or the lid coming apart. However, most reviewers praised this bottle's extra basket capacity, ability to retain heat, and leakproof design .

Sacred Lotus Love The Love Bamboo Tea Tumbler

A Bottle for Your Mind and Body

Take a moment for yourself with this bamboo tea infuser bottle. It's printed with a sacred geometry design and the mantra "only love" to remind you to find presence and connection throughout your day. 

The interior is stainless steel, with a vacuum seal lid and insulation technology that keeps drinks hot for up to 12 hours. There's a rubber sole at the bottom to prevent slipping and protect your furniture. And the bottle comes with a quilted sleeve for extra protection and insulation!

Some reviewers found that the lid began to separate after some use. Others had issues with the bamboo not holding up. However, many reviewers found this bottle to be wonderful for keeping tea hot and close at hand.

Primula Loose Leaf Iced Tea Brewer

An Iced Tea Lover's Dream

This tea infuser bottle has a unique design similar to a French press, which makes it ideal for iced tea. First, you remove the inner tumbler and brew your tea in the outer chamber. Then, fill the inner tumbler with ice (and any herbs, fruit, or sweeteners you desire) and slowly press it down into the outer chamber.

The filter at the bottom will let the tea fill up the inner chamber, mingling with the ice to create a delicious cold brew. 

The bottle is made of BPA-free Tritan plastic and is dishwasher safe , making cleanup a breeze. And the flip-top lid and looped handle make it easy to take your iced tea with you wherever you go.

Some reviewers said they would have preferred this bottle to be made of glass rather than plastic. However, they praised its innovative design and said it was fun to use, durable, and super handy !

Tea isn't just a drink; it's an experience! Here are some other items to check out to take your tea enjoyment to the next level.

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No. 1: The Tea Spot ｜ Mountain Tea Tumbler

No. 2: Pure Zen Tea ｜ Tea Tumbler With Infuser

No. 3: LeafLife ｜ Bamboo Tumbler

No. 4: Teami ｜ Tea Tumbler

No. 5: Teabloom ｜ The Cosmopolitan

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