Cold Brew Tea Portable Bottle, 160ml, Smoky Green

This a very high quality but simple product. The glass feels durable yet hand crafted perfect for making any tea iced tea. I have even used store bought tea bags to make tea overnight because I find that cold brew tea tastes better and never bitter. It’s easy to mess up tea when brewing with hot water many people often use the wrong temperature of water and leave the tea brewing too long and end up adding heaps of sugar or honey to cover up what they did wrong. Not with this product you can add loose leaf tea, some filtered water and give it at least 6 hours in the fridge and you will have delicious cold brewed tea that you can add over ice or just drink clean and clear of additives. What’s fun is if you are serving guests it looks elegant serving from this vs a plastic picture you grandma used to serve koolaid in at your childhood bday party. I hand wash mine and it’s not hard to clean.

I love that I can now get the Hario tea diffuser in different colors. It is also a lot less expensive on Amazon than if you bought this from a corporate Tea Seller (TeaVana, Capitol Tea, etc.) I did buy my first one 10 years ago at Capitol Tea and it cost a small fortune. The silicone top is sturdy and that lid stays put. I have carried this tea vessel inside my handbags and never spilled a drop. It is dishwasher safe. I wash the lid on top rack. The glass comes out beautifully. It’s great for making any kind of tea, whether I use bags or loose tea. That little strainer attachment works. It is also very sturdy and comes in handy. This is a very well made vessel and the company seems very conscientious to me. They really concentrate on one thing: how to make your tea perfect and enjoyable. I give these for gifts. FYI: This glass is not exactly delicate, but it’s not Pyrex. Absolutely NO metal spoons or stirrers. I use quality silicone spatulas. It will break if you hit it too hard.

I bought the green top version of this bottle when in Japan for my cold brew genmaicha green tea. But then realized I make hibiscus tea a lot too, so I bought this cute pink top one for that to match. Cold brew tea on tap :) It's super easy to use - just add tea and water, refrigerate, then pour. When you're done, it's super easy to clean - just dump the tea and rinse and redo. The colors are super cute (calm and muted) And, yes, I'm way too designer-y!

These cold brew bottles are really nice and a unique way of brewing teas. Previously I was just putting tea bags in old OJ bottles and brewing in the sun. They look nice at the table too. My only concern is the glass. I thought they would be plastic containers. I'm a little nervous I might break one putting on and pulling of the rubber lid. It isn't that easy to get on and off.

I have several of these to keep the cold brew tea flowing. We don't drink coffee, but lots of tea. I typically use 4 - 5 tsp of my favorite loose tea and then fill with water. It steeps in the fridge for at least 4 hours and I have fantastic tea. I love all sorts. Before pouring, I will give it a little shake (lid still on and filter situated in the top proper), let it settle a bit, then pour. The lid fits nice and tight so no leakage. I really like that there is very little plastic (only the filter) - the base is glass and the top is silicone. Everything is easy to wash - I just pop it in the dishwasher (the lid, cap, and filter all on the top rack, and the glass container in the bottom). Highly recommended if you like to have iced tea at the ready - get two!

A perfect set up to make cold brew tea for the summer. It is made in Japan and like all Japanese products, it is delicate and need to handle gently. The tea can be customized by adding fruits or brew longer to make it stronger. The builtin filter within the silicon top block out the tea leaves and pours a clear cup of tea. The silicon top seal the bottle and can be pull off for cleaning. Get couple bottles so you could have different teas in the fridge ready for the hot days.

Works as advertised, very easy to use and the fun part is you can use your own blend of tea leaves. Sleek design.

I put lots of spices in olive oil. So I needed something to filter them when pouring. After much searching, I was ecstatic to find this version. Well, after 8 months of use, now I'm am just annoyed. Yes, it filters the spices. The problem is with the lid design. It just pops on. There are no threads. So, after pouring the oil, somehow the oil travels up and over the jar and under the silicone lid and leaks all over. It makes a mess, every. single. time. Ugh. I'm back to looking for another one. I will try this one with water/tea going forward. And, yes, it cleans easily.