Over The Top Tea Infuser & Filter
Over The Top Tea Infuser & Filter
Made by leafberri
Origin Award, World Tea Expo 2024
The leafberri infuser is designed to make steeping whole loose leaf tea easy, so you can watch the leaves unfurl and get the most flavor from every cup. It makes a simple gift for longtime tea drinkers and for anyone new to loose leaf tea, and it pairs well with leafberri teas.
The leafberri infuser is designed to make steeping whole loose leaf tea easy, so you can watch the leaves unfurl and get the most flavor from every cup. It makes a simple gift for longtime tea drinkers and for anyone new to loose leaf tea, and it pairs well with leafberri teas.
- Add your tea leaves to the infuser.
- Pour in hot water and steep for 3 minutes.
- Set the infuser over your cup and release.
- Teaware
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Ships directly from leafberri. Order by Thursday, December 10 for the best chance of delivery by December 25.
Ships directly from leafberri. Each maker or shop sends its own package, so an order from more than one shop arrives in separate packages. Shipping is calculated at checkout, and most orders are processed within 2 to 5 business days.
Order credits apply automatically: $6 off orders of $60 or more, and $12 off orders of $120 or more.
Returns: unused items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery, and return shipping is free. For food safety, opened tea and other consumables can't be returned.
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leafberri was founded by Yvonne Ochieng, whose family grows tea in Kenya's central highlands, to share that tea culture one cup at a time. Its leaves are grown organically on volcanic soils...
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