Yellow Scene Magazine | April 25, 2019 by Marisa Mostek for Yellow Scene Magazine. Eco-Friendly Startups In Boulder County On a positive note, there absolutely is hope for the earth’s future and – if the local business community has a say – we’re going to save the earth. With the awareness that we need to…
The Phoblographer | April 25, 2019 by Chris Gampat for The Phoblographer. These Thermoses Won’t Leak All Over Your Photographer’s Camera Bag When you’re a photographer that travels or is always between places, your thermos is pretty much standard… The Tea Spot Voyager is probably my most used of all the thermoses on this list. In…
The Legacy Diverse tea-drinking rituals and histories around the globe show us just how worldly the tea beverage is. Without these rich cultural differences, we might not think of tea as more than a healthy beverage that can keep us warm or quench our thirst. My goal in designing our Steepware line was to combine…
Fish Alaska Magazine | March 1, 2019 by Fish Alaska Magazine Editors’ Choice: Mountain Tea Tumbler Perfect for tea drinkers in the outdoors, Steepware makes this 16-ounce tumbler that includes a fine mesh, stainless-steel infuser for loose teas. The insulated bottle steeps and keeps your tea hot (or cold) for hours. It’s easy to clean.…
If there is one thing my family does, it’s GO. We are self-proclaimed weekend warriors – my husband and I work hard at our day jobs while the little dude embraces school wholeheartedly, but come Friday, all that hard work turns into hard play. Snacks in the cooler, camping gear in the vehicles, 4-leggers in-tow…
World Tea News | July 23 2018 by Elizabeth Dobos “We are more in the business of bringing tea to the hydration market than we are being in the pure tea market” The Mountain Tea Tumbler, made by Boulder, Colorado-based The Tea Spot won the World Tea Award for Best Brewing Device (Non-Electric) at the…
Mountain Flyer Magazine | Spring 2018 by Mountain Flyer Editor Mountain Tea Tumbler: The Tea Spot is a Boulder, Colo., company that assembles whole leaf teas and manufactures “smart” Steepware vessels to make brewing effortless and utilitarian. The 16-ounce, BPA-free, stainless steel Mountain Tea Tumbler comes with a stainless steel infuser and is double-walled to…
The rich history of the tetsubin teapot is thought to have begun when the popular Japanese tea sencha was introduced to their tea culture. Before this the more commonly drank tea was a fine ground matcha, which revolved around a more formal tea ceremony. When the Japanese people began consuming more sencha in the 18th…
Imbibe Magazine: Home Issue | March/April, 2018 by uncorked editor Tea Tumbler: Make and take your tea to go with this slender borosilicate glass tumbler with a built-in infuser. Lids on both ends enable easy cleaning and steeping, while a cork sleeve keeps hands cool. $30, theteaspot.com
