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Esbit 2 In 1 Tea Press And Mug TP590ML

SKU# 8600

From Esbit comes the 2 in 1 Tea Press, not only letting you brew the perfect cup of tea, but it let's you do it in the mug! The mug is double walled to keep your drink warm but not burning to the touch on the outside. Simply remove the press when brewed and place the drink through mouth piece over the top and then it's time to sit back and put your feet up.

Availability: In stock

$35.90
Teapress and mug

Features

  • For use as tea press and drinking mug
  • Includes lid with closable sip through opening
  • Double walled
  • Conveniently placed rubber ring serves as grip

Specifications

Capacity 590ml
Dimensions 220 x 86mm
Average Weight 410g

Questions on Esbit 2 In 1 Tea Press And Mug TP590ML

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  • From Shane on 6/12/12

    • This may be a silly question as I'm not familiar with tea that is not in a tea bag, but would this mug/press also work for coffee?

      Thanks.
    • Hi Shane, Thank you for your enquiry. I think you would be fine using the tea press for coffee. The plunger does not go completely to the bottom of the cup (its about 2cm to the bottom) however I don't think this will be an issue. The only problem maybe when you take the plunger out to put the lid on all the coffee will be loose in the cup. Thanks

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