The tea bottle is a glass bottle, with a filter/strainer that fits inside and a rubber top with a stopper, looking much like a wine bottle. By infusing the tea slowly, you get all of the mild, rich flavour with none of the bitterness. It's incredibly easy to use too; you simply add 5-7 teaspoons (15g) of your tea leaves to the bottle, fill with cold water to the top mark, place the cap on, swirl the bottle to mix and then refrigerate for a few hours (or overnight).
I made my first bottle using the Very Berry tea and left it overnight to infuse. The following morning the tea was a rich, fruity red with a clean taste, no bitterness and very refreshing. To serve, you simply swirl bottle to mix, allow the leaves to settle for a short while and then pour. The inbuilt filter stops the leaves coming out into your glass. I enjoyed mine at my desk at work throughout the day, but this would be a perfect drink to accompany a meal, a picnic or just a refreshing non alcoholic drink at the end of the day.
I'm now getting through a bottle of this tea a day and as it's sugar free, it's the perfect tasty, low calorie way to remain hydrated.
I'm now getting through a bottle of this tea a day and as it's sugar free, it's the perfect tasty, low calorie way to remain hydrated.
I was sent the Cold Brew Tea Bottle and teas free of charge from Whittards. I was not under any obligation to write a review, positive or otherwise.
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