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Precision Edition · Stainless steel
Brewstik 2-Pack: One for Home, One for Work
£45.00
- Dispatched in 1–2 working days
- UK delivery £2.99, free from £45
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Details and specifications
The Brewstik™ Tea Infuser is made for clean, consistent, full-flavoured brewing. It is food grade stainless steel, so no plastic touches your tea.
Research from McGill University found that a single plastic teabag can release billions of microplastic particles into your cup.
The ultra-fine micro-mesh holds back leaf particles and lets the flavour through. Scoop, close, stir and steep, at home, at work or travelling.
- No plastic touches your tea
- Richer flavour with full aroma release
- No sediment, thanks to the micro-mesh
- One tool: scoop, fill, stir, steep
- Reusable, with no teabag waste
- Loose-leaf tea is up to 70% cheaper
- Works with green, black, oolong, herbal and rooibos
- Hand wash only, not dishwasher safe
- Food grade stainless steel
- Gold or silver finish, ready for gifting
- Scratch-resistant, durable coating
- Designed to last for years
How to brew
- Fill your Brewstik infuser with 1 scoop of loose tea for every 8 fl oz of water.
- Heat the water to 85°C.
- Steep for 5 minutes.
- Lift out, tap out the leaves, rinse.
Delivery and returns
We ship within the United Kingdom only.
Dispatch: within 1–2 working days of your order.
Standard delivery: 2–5 working days, £2.99, or free on orders of £45 and over.
30-day money-back guarantee. If it isn't right for you, contact us within 30 days for a refund.
More photos
Plastic pyramid teabag · Steeped at 95°C
11.6 billion
Microplastic particles released by a single plastic teabag, plus 3.1 billion nanoplastics. McGill University, 2019.
Brewstik · Stainless steel
No plastic.
Steel and an ultra-fine mesh. Nothing touches your tea that wasn't made to.
Backed by research
Why we brew without plastic
Peer-reviewed study · 2019
“About 11.6 billion microplastic and 3.1 billion nanoplastic particles from a single plastic teabag”
Read the McGill summary (McGill University, opens in a new tab)McGill University researchers steeped plastic teabags in water at 95°C, as if brewing tea. Published in the journal Environmental Science & Technology.
As reported by BBC News · 27 Sep 2019
“Microplastics: Premium teabags leak billions of particles”
Read the BBC story (BBC News, opens in a new tab)The BBC covered the McGill findings, reporting that some premium plastic teabags shed billions of microscopic plastic particles into your cup.
Why people switch
Better tea, less waste, less spent
Taste
It tastes like the tea you paid for
Whole leaves need room to open. A teabag crushes them into dust. The micro-mesh lets them unfurl and keeps them out of your cup.
Cost
It pays for itself in weeks
Three cups a day in teabags costs about £55 a year. Loose-leaf tea is up to 70% cheaper.
Care
Easy to look after
Hand wash gently in warm soapy water and rinse after each use. Not suitable for the dishwasher or microwave. If tea stains build up, soak in hot water with citric acid, lemon juice or bicarbonate of soda, then rinse. Avoid steel wool and abrasive scourers. See our full care tips.
