Stop-Infusion Travel Mug
Perfect tea, anywhere you go
4.6 from 145 reviewsBrew whole leaf tea right in the mug. When it tastes the way you like, press the leaves down to stop the steep. Hot or iced, with a lid that seals for your bag.
Like a French press on the go
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Add and fill
Add a tablespoon of whole leaf tea and pour in hot water up to the top fill line.
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Steep and press
Let it steep. When it tastes right, press the chamber down to stop the steep.
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Sip and go
Twist the lid on and take it with you.
See it in action
Made for whole leaf on the go
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You decide when it is done
Press the leaves down to stop the steep. Pull them back up if you want it stronger.
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Hot or iced for hours
Double-wall vacuum insulation keeps hot tea hot and iced tea cold for hours.
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Seals tight
With the lid fully closed, it is leak-proof. Toss it in your bag.
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Easy to clean
The press comes apart, so you can wash every part by hand.
What it's made of
Your tea sits in it for hours, so we were picky about what it touches.
Powder-coated steel
Medical-grade stainless steel with a powder coat on the outside. Powder coat is baked on, so it’s tougher than paint and gives the mug its matte finish.
Inside, it’s bare steel. No coating. No lining.
Why Tritan
We wanted a press with no plastic at all, so we looked at glass and steel first.
Glass can chip, and you don’t want a chip of glass in your tea. Steel gets too hot to touch in boiling water.
Tritan was our best option. It’s made without BPA and approved for food use around the world.
A University of Cincinnati study put it to the test. Water sat in different bottles for days. Hard plastic bottles made with BPA leaked it into the water. Tritan bottles? The lab found none.
Good to know
How does the press stop the steep?
The press traps the leaves at the bottom of the mug, which stops the steeping. Pull it back up if you want your tea stronger.
How much tea do I add?
About a tablespoon of whole leaf tea. Add it to the bottom of the mug, then pour in hot water up to the top fill line.
How hot should the water be?
Black and herbal tea: 88°C (190°F). Boil the water, then let it cool 1 to 2 minutes.
Green tea: 77°C (170°F). Boil the water, then let it cool about 5 minutes.
How long should I steep it?
Black tea: 2 to 5 minutes. Green tea: 2 to 3 minutes. Herbal tea: 5 to 7 minutes. Then press the leaves down.
Each tea's page lists its own time.
How long does it keep tea hot or cold?
For hours. The double-wall vacuum insulation keeps hot tea hot and iced tea cold.
Can I make iced tea?
Yes. Steep your tea in hot water up to the lower fill line. Add ice to the inside chamber, then press it down.
Can I steep the leaves again?
Yes. Just add more hot water to steep again.
Is it leak-proof?
Yes, when the lid is fully closed. Take the lid off to drink.
Can I use it for coffee?
Yes. It works with coarse ground coffee, like a French press, and with whole leaf tea and tea bags too.
Is it dishwasher safe?
Wash it by hand with warm, soapy water. The press comes apart for easy cleaning.
How much does it hold?
470 ml (16 oz), about 2 cups. It stands 21.6 cm (8.5 in) tall and 7.6 cm (3 in) wide.
What is it made of?
The mug is medical-grade stainless steel with a powder coat on the outside. The press is Eastman Tritan, made without BPA. It is lead-free, BPA-free and bisphenol-free.
What if something is wrong with my order?
You can always count on a great cup of tea, and us. If you have any questions or concerns after you receive your order, reach out within 30 days.
