Insulated Stainless Steel Tea Infuser Water Bottle Review

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Insulated stainless steel tea infuser water bottle

Want one bottle for hot tea, fruit-infused water or soup on a cold day? This tall stainless steel bottle has a removable strainer and a wide mouth.

I just unboxed this nifty stainless steel thermos and water bottle, and it seemed really high quality and quite a bit different. It’s taller than a pop can, holds 25 ounces, has a strainer for tea or fruit, and a nylon lanyard on the lid. My original listing isn’t available, so the button goes to a similar 25 oz stainless steel tea infuser bottle on Amazon.

London Sip 25 oz Stainless Steel Tea Infuser Bottle
A 25 oz tea infuser bottle like this one
London Sip 25 oz Stainless Steel Tea Infuser Bottle
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Quick specs (from the video)
BottleInsulated stainless steel tea and water bottle
Capacity25 oz
MouthAbout 1 3/4 inches wide
InsidePolished stainless, no plastic insert
StrainerRemovable, locks in under a ridge
LidScrew top with a nylon lanyard; spun-metal look
BaseStainless wall with a foam bottom insert
HeightTaller than a pop can
👍 Pros
  • Big 25 oz capacity
  • Wide mouth fits fruit, cucumber slices or tea
  • Strainer locks in place and is removable
  • Lanyard keeps the lid from getting lost
  • Foam base will not ding or scratch things
  • Polished stainless inside, no plastic
👎 Cons
  • Tall, so it may not fit every cup holder
  • The strainer takes a push to lock in

▶ Watch the full review on YouTube

Design

The bottom has a foam insert surrounded by a wall of stainless steel, so you don’t have to worry about it dinging things or getting scratched up. It’s tall. Next to a pop can it’s much bigger, so it’s a nice bottle for taking chicken soup with you this winter or for sports.

The top has a bit of a Saturn V rocket look, like spun copper or stainless with a clear coat. The thing that really jumps out is the nylon lanyard on the lid, so when you unscrew the top it isn’t going anywhere.

Stainless steel tea bottle next to a pop can
Much taller than a pop can.

The strainer

Inside, there’s no plastic insert, just polished stainless; it should be double-walled to keep things very hot or very cold. A little hook lets you pull out the strainer, which has tabs that lock in under a ridge so it won’t fall out.

The neck is wide: about 1 3/4 inches, wide enough for two of my chubby fingers. Cut up fruit or cucumber, add water, put the strainer in, and drink without bits flowing out at you. Or use loose tea leaves. You don’t have to use the strainer at all; it comes out, and then it’s just a thermos or water bottle.

Removing the strainer from the tea infuser bottle
The strainer pulls out with a little hook.

Verdict

The bottom says 25 ounces. It’s a really cool water bottle that I’ll definitely be using, and honestly the first thing going in it is probably hot chocolate.

Wide mouth of the tea infuser bottle
A wide mouth for fruit or tea.

FAQ

How much does the bottle hold?

25 ounces.

How wide is the mouth?

About 1 3/4 inches.

Can you use it without the strainer?

Yes. It comes out, and it works as a regular thermos or water bottle.

What can you put in the strainer?

Loose tea, or cut fruit and vegetables like cucumber for infused water.

Does the lid have a strap?

Yes, a nylon lanyard so the lid does not get lost.

London Sip 25 oz Stainless Steel Tea Infuser Bottle
Want hot cocoa or infused water on the go?
London Sip 25 oz Stainless Steel Tea Infuser Bottle
See the tea infuser bottle on Amazon →
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