Ceramic Tea Mug with Infuser and Lid for Loose Leaf Tea

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Ceramic Tea Mug with Infuser and Lid for Loose Leaf Tea
Ceramic Tea Mug with Infuser and Lid for Loose Leaf Tea
Ceramic Tea Mug with Infuser and Lid for Loose Leaf Tea
Ceramic Tea Mug with Infuser and Lid for Loose Leaf Tea
Ceramic Tea Mug with Infuser and Lid for Loose Leaf Tea
Ceramic Tea Mug with Infuser and Lid for Loose Leaf Tea
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TypeKitchen & Dining > Drinkware > Tea Mugs
Color: Cyan
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Steep loose tea right in the cup and lift the leaves out before they turn your drink bitter. The speckled matte stoneware and beech wood handle make it a calm companion for the desk, from the first brew to the last sip of the afternoon.

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Steep loose tea right in the cup and lift the leaves out before they turn your drink bitter. The speckled matte stoneware and beech wood handle make it a calm companion for the desk, from the first brew to the last sip of the afternoon.

Steep loose tea and separate the leaves from the water in one mug

Solves
  • bitter over-steeped tea
  • loose leaves floating in drink
  • need for separate teapot and cup

Steep loose tea and leave the leaves behind

Stop fishing leaves out of bitter cups at your desk. Steep loose tea right in one stoneware mug and pour a clean, well-brewed cup every break.

One mug, leaves stay behind

Ceramic filter basket holding dry loose tea leaves inside a mint mug

Leaves stay behind

The ceramic filter basket sits inside the mug and holds your loose tea while the water steeps. Lift it out when the cup tastes right and pour without leaves in your drink. Give the basket a quick rinse before the first brew to clear any fine dust.

Close-up of matte speckled stoneware glaze and beech wood handle

Matte stone, warm wood

The speckled stoneware glaze is matte and slightly textured, so it feels solid in the hand. The beech wood C-handle is natural and warm to the touch. Together they look like one calm, minimal piece on a desk.

Mint mug with dimension lines showing base and handle measurements

Sits steady

The base measures 5.5 cm across and the mug stands 11 cm tall. That footprint keeps it stable on a crowded desk while you pour, sip and type with the other hand.

Steep it right in the cup

  1. 1
    Add the leaves

    Spoon loose tea into the ceramic infuser. Fill it only partway so the leaves have room to open.

  2. 2
    Pour the hot water

    Lower the infuser into the mug and pour hot water over the leaves. Put the lid on to hold the heat while the tea steeps.

  3. 3
    Lift the infuser out

    When the tea reaches your strength, lift the filter basket out by its edge. Set it on a saucer and sip from a clean cup.

Everything for a proper cup

  • Stoneware mug×1

    Speckled matte glaze with a beech wood C-handle

  • Matching lid×1

    Same stone-like finish, sits snugly on the rim

  • Ceramic tea infuser×1

    Removable filter basket for loose leaf tea

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Does the ceramic infuser let tea dust into the cup?
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Wanelo · seller

The mesh keeps loose leaves inside the basket while you pour. Very fine leaf dust can slip through on the first use, so rinse the basket well before brewing. After that, the cup pours clear.

How do I clean the infuser after brewing?
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Wanelo · seller

Lift it out, rinse under warm water and wipe the mesh with a soft brush or sponge. Dry it fully before you put it back in the mug. Hand washing keeps the matte glaze and the beech handle looking new.

Is the beech wood handle comfortable and stable on a small desk?
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Wanelo · seller

The C-handle gives you a full grip for everyday sipping. The 5.5 cm base keeps the mug steady when you pour one-handed. The handle is compact, so people with larger hands should test the grip first.

Can I use it with tea bags as well as loose leaf?
w
Wanelo · seller

Yes. Drop a tea bag straight into the cup when you are in a hurry. Use the infuser when you want the fuller flavour of loose tea.

Is it worth the price compared with a regular mug and a teapot?
w
Wanelo · seller

A teapot and a separate strainer take up desk space and drip leaves into the cup. This mug covers both jobs in one piece with a matching lid, so there are fewer parts to clean and less clutter at the desk. If you already buy loose tea, the value is in the leaves you are already paying for.

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