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Rare Tea Flask

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$15 $30 In stock

Category: Accessories & Spares

This glass flask is just the ticket for infusing loose leaf tea at home or on the move.

Featuring extra-tough, double-walled borosilicate glass (BPA free) to keep your tea at the right temperature for longer; a stainless steel filter basket for the leaf that can be easily removed once your tea is perfectly infused; and to top it off (sorry) a sustainable bamboo lid.

It's most at home with cold infusions – leave it in the fridge overnight with your favourite tea, take out the basket in the morning and away you go, with a sublime and refreshing iced tea to start your day. It can also be used for hot tea and will help keep your infusion safe and warm for longer.

Strong enough to pop in your bag and smart enough for any situation.

Details:

  • Capacity: 350ml (12.5 fl oz)
  • Material: Borosilicate Glass, Stainless Steel, Plastic, Silicone & Bamboo
  • Temperature range: -30° to 100°C (-22°F to 212°F)
  • Dishwasher safe (except the lid)

Sadly, despite the pictures, tea is not included with this flask.

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Charlotte ★★★★★

I was skeptical about glass flasks surviving in my work bag, but the double-walled borosilicate has taken some serious knocks without a scratch. The tea stays properly hot for my whole commute, and the BPA-free build means no weird plastic taste creeping into my loose leaf.

Amelia G. ★★★★★

My tea stays hot for hours thanks to the double-walled borosilicate glass, and the infuser basket catches every single leaf so I never get that gritty last sip. I've been using it daily at my desk and it's genuinely become my favorite way to brew loose leaf at work.

George ★★★★★

The double-walled borosilicate glass keeps my tea hot for hours without any metallic aftertaste, which is exactly what I wanted for loose leaf on my commute. The infuser catches every stray leaf, so my last sip is just as clean as the first.