Teabox Compact Green Tea Maker (with Infuser) | Doublewalled Borosilicate Glass Tea Maker | Insulated, Bamboo Lid, Stainless Steel Infuser | 450 ml

• ABOUT: Steep and Enjoy your Favourite Tea Anywhere, Anytime with the Compact Tea Maker..
• FEATURES: Compact- Convenient to Carry Around and Easy to Use, Heat Resistant and includes a Stainless Steel Infuser which is perfect for steeping loose-leaf tea..
• HOW TO USE: Turn the Lid to Remove It. Spoon Desired Quantity of Tea Leaves into the Stainless Steel Infuser. Slowly Pour Recently Boiled Water into the Container. Avoid Filling All the Way to the Top. Tighten the Lid and Steep Tea as Usual. When Tea is Ready, Carefully Turn the Lid and Remove Infuser to Avoid Over Steeping..
• PRODUCT DETAILS: Glass, Volume: 450ml, Diameter: 7cm, Height: 23cm, Color: Transparent.
• Made in China. | Note: Return requests will not be entertained unless product is defective..

Size:Compact Tea Maker About the Product: * Spin some charm with this convenient, heat-resistant table-top tea maker. Infuser included. * Now steep and enjoy your favourite tea anywhere, anytime with the compact tea maker. * Material: glass, volume: 450 ml/15.22 fl oz, diameter: 7 cm/2.76 in, color: transparent * How to use: Turn the lid to remove it. Spoon desired quantity of tea leaves into the stainless steel infuser. Slowly pour recently boiled water into the container. Avoid filling all the way to the top. Tighten the lid and steep tea as usual. When tea is ready, carefully turn the lid and remove infuser to avoid over steeping. The sleek silhouette of this novel tea maker gets your attention right away. The double-paned borosilicate glass body keeps your tea hot (or cold) and is comfortable to hold. The fine-mesh, removable stainless steel infuser goes on the top and is perfect for steeping loose-leaf tea. All you have to do is spoon your favorite tea into the infuser, fill the tea maker with hot water all the way to the top, tighten the lid and that’s it. Your tea maker is ready for use on the go. Teabox: India’s modern tea company Based out of Darjeeling, the heartland of India’s tea growing region, Teabox is revolutionizing the way India’s 200-year old tea industry works. By focusing on preserving the quality and integrity of fine orthodox teas from top tea gardens of India and Nepal, Teabox is making sure tea lovers everywhere enjoy the best teas from every harvest at their freshest best! What makes Teabox teas the best? Teabox works directly with over 150 top tea gardens across India and Nepal and procures the freshest teas every harvest season within a week of their production. And with their state-of-the-art dehumidifying and cold storage solutions Teabox is able to keep the freshness, aroma, and taste of these fine teas intact in the best possible way. Step 1 Scoop a desired a of loose tea into a tea maker. Step 2 Pour over recently heated water and allow the leaves to steep for 2-5 minutes. Step 3 Once the tea tastes to your liking did infused leaves and pour a cup. Featured Stories About the Startup Describe your product in 3 words. Fresh. All-natural. Delicious How did you come up with the idea for this product? My family has been in the tea business for many years, and having grown up around Darjeeling, I have always had a strong affinity to tea. It was only when I travelled abroad that I realized there is immense global potential to connect tea lovers of the world to better quality produce than the ones they are used to. We started working with a few gardens at first, and slowly more and more tea gardens actively became a part of our fresh tea revolution, one that now connects top quality teas directly to the consumers. What makes your product special? Ours is the freshest tea there is. And because it’s fresh, it’s the most delicious too. Freshness matters because tea is an agricultural product. So, just how you eat a season’s freshest produce, you should be able to drink the freshest and the most distinctive teas from every harvest season. What has been the best part of your startup experience? The response from the global tea community has been truly humbling. They are embracing the fresh tea revolution, trading ‘consistency’ and ‘mass’ for high-quality teas that are one-of-a-kind and truly honor the singular virtues of tea gardens of India and Nepal.