☀️⛱️ Stay Hydrated With On-the-Go Tea Tumblers 😎🧊

I'm already in ice tea overdrive, and it's not even the end of June. It's going to be a fun summer.

As a tea snob—yep, I'll admit it— I prefer making my own iced tea so I can enjoy it all day long.

One of my favorite summer drinks is iced tea made with Honeybush Peach. I can enjoy this caffeine-free tea throughout the day and into the evening, savoring every last drop.

To make a large batch, I use my Craft Cold Brew Filter system.

After brewing, I cool the tea before adding ice cubes to my Himalayan Tea Tumbler, Everest Tea Tumbler, Urban Tea Tumbler, or Cold Brew Sport bottle. Once the tea is chilled and poured into my tumbler, I'm off.

What makes these tumblers so convenient, and how do I choose which one to use?

Let me preface this by saying that each tumbler comes with a fine mesh basket strainer, making them ideal for both hot and cold tea, depending on your preference. Personally, the season also influences whether I opt for hot or cold tea.

I personally tested all of my tumblers to see how long they can keep tea hot or cold.

The Himalayan Tea Tumbler and the Everest Tea Tumbler keep hot teas hot for 10 hours and iced teas cold for 20.

I know it sounds unbelievable, but I timed these tests, and it's absolutely true.

I even put them to the test in a real-world scenario: I filled them with thirst-quenching iced tea and took them to the beach. They sat next to me in the sand all day. When we left at the end of the day, they still had ice cubes, but sadly, no tea, as I had drunk it all, lol.

The Himalayan Tea Tumbler is the largest option I offer, holding 32 ounces of tea—perfect for staying hydrated while you are out and about for most of the day. It's a popular choice for vacations and days at the beach.

The Everest Tea Tumbler holds 22 ounces and performs just like the Himalayan. I love that it fits nicely in my car's cup holder. Plus, it comes in a variety of great colors, such as purple, avocado, gray, and black.

The Urban Tea Tumbler is a heavy-duty glass tumbler with a cork wrap that provides a comfortable grip. I use this tumbler more for hot teas rather than cold, but it works well for cold drinks, too.

I also have a Cold Brew Sport Bottle that I use frequently during warmer weather.

This bottle is perfect for taking with me when I walk the dogs. No, it's not for them to drink from, lol; they have their own bowls! This soft-touch, ergonomically designed bottle features a stainless steel infuser and rubber-tipped drinking spout and is lightweight and easy to carry.

All of these bottles are perfect for making fruit-infused water. Simply add your favorite fruit or a combination of fruits, such as lemon, lime, strawberry, cherry, raspberry, or cucumber, to cold water. This creates a refreshing, healthy beverage that will keep you hydrated.

No matter which bottle you choose, you can't go wrong.

Personally, I have all four of these at home. To be honest, I actually own more than one of each because you never know when you might need extras, right? My husband groans whenever he looks in the cupboard where they all are, but I often catch him using them when he thinks I won't notice.

Do you have questions or need recommendations? Feel free to reply to this email, call or text – we're here to help you every step of the way.

So here's to staying hydrated and enjoying your favorite tea in really great, fashionable, on-the-go tumblers,

~Dani

PS. Let me know if you have a favorite and which teas you enjoy using them for.

Disclaimer: This newsletter is for informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose or treat any medical condition. It is not to replace the advice of a qualified healthcare or medical professional.