01Fill
- Amount
- 1–2 tsp loose tea
- Water
- —
- Time
- —
Leave a little space for the leaves to swell.
Fill this reusable cotton bag with loose tea, brew, then empty and rinse for next time.
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Taking your own loose leaf to work, friends' houses or a hotel room with a sad kettle.
Perhaps not if you brew at home every day; a steel infuser lasts longer. Try Stainless Steel Basket Infuser with Lid →
Good together
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Sustainable loose leaf brewing
A simple cotton pouch that turns any mug into a loose leaf brewer. Fill it, steep it, rinse it, and it is ready for next time.
The story
Sometimes you want loose leaf but you are not in your own kitchen. A weekend away, a hotel room, a friend's house with nothing but teabags in the cupboard. You could pack an infuser, but a cotton pouch weighs next to nothing and fits in a coat pocket.
Fill it with enough tea for your cup, tie the string, brew as normal, then tip the leaves out and give it a rinse. It dries quickly and goes again. Not as roomy as a basket infuser so the leaves cannot spin quite as freely, but perfectly good for a solid brew when you need one.
Keep one in your bag and you never have to settle for whatever tea someone else has in their drawer. Pack a few pouches of your favourite Porter Hill blend and you are sorted for the trip.
How to use it
01Fill
Leave a little space for the leaves to swell.
02Brew
Remove when the strength is right.
03Clean
A gentle soap wash every few uses keeps it fresh.
Shop tip: Rinse with cold water first after brewing black tea. Hot water can set the tannin stains faster.
Made for moments like
Pack a pouch or two alongside your favourite loose leaf and brew in the hotel room.
A kettle is all you need. Drop the bag in your mug and you have proper tea at your desk.
Bring your own tea without explaining infusers to someone who only knows teabags.
Weighing it up?
Stainless Steel Basket Infuser with LidChoose the basket infuser if you brew at home daily and want more leaf room.From £6.00
Stainless Steel Ball InfuserChoose the ball infuser for a compact metal option that lasts longer.£3.00
Yoko Play Insulated Tea Infuser Bottle – 500mlChoose the Yoko bottle if you want hot tea on the move, infuser included.£24.95
Good questions
With rinsing and occasional washing, dozens of times. Tea tannins will stain the cotton over time, but that does not affect how it brews.
Yes. Chamomile, peppermint, fruit blends, rooibos, anything loose will work.
After each use, empty the leaves and rinse under hot water. Every few brews, turn it inside out and wash with a drop of washing-up liquid, then air dry.
Not better, different. A steel infuser gives leaves more room and lasts longer. The cotton bag is lighter, quieter to pack, and ideal for travel.
You can buy a single bag for 50p or a pack of five for £2.
Fill this reusable cotton teabag with your favourite loose tea for trips, work or visiting friends. It keeps the leaves together when a full brewing kit is inconvenient.
Leave room for the tea to expand rather than packing the bag tightly.
For a reusable option that gives leaves more room, compare the basket infuser. For brewing away from home in a bottle, explore the Yoko Play infuser bottle.
Slip one in your bag before your next trip. Free UK delivery on orders over £35.