Teapro Cold Brew Loose Leaf Tea Infuser Bottle

Extract more antioxidants by brewing your tea in cold water.
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Cold-brewed tea tends to infuse its antioxidants very slowly. After 8 hours, cold brewed tea tends to have less antioxidants than the hot brewed equivalent. However, after 12 hours, it will have more.
We recommend putting infusing your tea in our cold brew bottle over night.
Cold-brewed tea also offers a unique flavour profile - it tends to be smoother, less bitter, and less astringent compared to hot-brewed tea. Cold brewing also extracts fewer tannins, which can make the tea taste less harsh. Additionally, cold brewed tea is less likely to become cloudy or develop astringency when refrigerated, making it a convenient option for iced tea.
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[@tomh9487]

I ended up getting one after having cold brew since the weather warmed up. Absolutely love it, great product! Really convenient to take to work and refill, then it's ready by the time I want my next brew! :)

[@tomh9487]

Can you use this with boiling water or will it crack? Or do you have to leave it all night because the tea isn't exposed to all the water and doesn't infuse efficiently?

[@Teapro]

Boiling water exudes a lot of pressure - so it could cause the bottle to crack. Personally, I’ve used it for steeping tea at at temperature of about 80C without any issues, but I can’t recommend it to you for liability reasons.
When cold-brewing I would advise to leave it in the fridge over night simply because it takes longer to extract the flavour from the leaves at cold temperature. However, I promise to you that it’ll be worth it!
(Especially if you’re using high quality tea)
Every time I’ve cold brewed my teas, I’ve been amazing by how flavourful it was! ☺️

[@tomh9487]

@@Teapro thanks for replying so quickly! I'm very tempted, I've not tried cold brewing tea. I'll give that a go first :)

[@virtualfriend1318]

Enjoy 😂😂

[@Teapro]

Hehe thanks!