Well-being Personal Tea Maker - Glass Tea Cup With Infuser & Lid
Description
The Well-being tea mug is a compact and effective tea infuser glass mug you'll use every single day. The brilliant minimalist design includes a double-walled teacup, a glass infuser, and a multi-functional lid that doubles as an infuser coaster. It’s the perfect addition to your routine and a delightful gift for a fellow tea lover. Crystal-Clear Glass is healthy, easy to clean, and sustainable. Roomy Infuser for tea leaf expansion and excellent flavor. Comfortable Large Handle for a sturdy grip. Multi-Functional Lid can be used as a tea infuser rest. Insulated Double-Walls keep your tea hot for much longer. 1 Cup Capacity is the perfect pick-me-up size.
Why It Matters
The Well-being tea mug is a compact and effective tea infuser glass mug you'll use every single day. The brilliant minimalist design includes a double-walled teacup, a glass infuser, and a multi-functional lid that doubles as an infuser coaster. It’s the perfect addition to your routine and a delightful gift for a fellow tea lover. Crystal-Clear Glass is healthy, easy to clean, and sustainable. Roomy Infuser for tea leaf expansion and excellent flavor. Comfortable Large Handle for a sturdy grip. Multi-Functional Lid can be used as a tea infuser rest. Insulated Double-Walls keep your tea hot for much longer. 1 Cup Capacity is the perfect pick-me-up size.
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