Awesome Tea

Brewing tea on the go is easy with Bota, a stylish all-in-one smart tea bottle with a built-in brewing chamber, separate steeping chamber, temperature controls, and double-wall insulated food-grade thermos to keep drinks warm 12 hours. The leak-proof design makes 10.2 ounces of hot tea in five minutes.

This titanium tea kettle from Boundless Voyage is ideal for fixing hot beverages over a campfire or outdoor stove. Titanium will never rust or corrode and is safe for cooking. It holds 1 liter of liquid, and a notch in its handle keeps it from tilting when hanging over a fire. It’s also available in a multi-color rainbow finish and in a set with a matching camp cup.

This clever kitchen accessory from Thoriam Tactical combines a bag clip for your coffee, tea, or bagged herbs with a measuring tablespoon. It’s made from easy-to-clean stainless steel and has strong jaws to keep bags sealed. Save when buying three or more at a time.

Make the perfect cup of coffee or tea with XY Design’s electric pouring kettles. They feature a stylish modern design, consistent pouring, and a precision temperature-control base. The O-Kettle has an O-shaped fingerhole in the handle, while the Shadow Kettle’s handle is wrapped in leather, is lighter in weight, and has a wooden knob.

It’s tricky enough to back up an 18-wheeler in a straight line, but truck driver Niall Reid is a show-off. Not only did he roll his truck wheels backward without hitting the teacup on the ground, but he also used its hydraulic suspension to dip a tea bag into it for his afternoon break.

This gothic serving set pours on the charm with tea for four. Portland’s Angioletti Designs kiln-fires porcelain fine china with Victorian, baroque, and rococo images, including this moody black-and-gold set that invites a bat, cat, eye, and crow to the tea party. Foodsafe, durable, and wear-resistant with hand-washing care.

Warm up cool October days with one of Brutaliteas’ tasty fall tea blends. Flavors include Chaiday the 13th, Children of the Candy Corn, Malloween, Night of the Living Red Apple, and Polterspice, each incorporating deliciously autumnal flavor elements like cinnamon, clove, ginger, apple, chocolate, and Halloween candy.

We’re gonna need a bigger cup. Somehow a great white shark has made its way into your kitchen, and is swimming around in your tea. Fortunately, that’s not blood in the water, but just the red from a fragrant hibiscus and rosehip tea blend. Still, sip at your own risk. Sold in sets of three. Also available from CD Japan.

A pair of AUBO i5 robot arms performs a delicate and almost ritualistic process, as it gently scoops Chinese tea leaves, places them in a pot, adds hot water, then pours cups for our enjoyment. The music was so relaxing, we thought we just went for a massage at the spa.

The Mosi Tea has a silicone sieve that’s easy to clean. The sieve is attached to the lid so that your loose leaf tea won’t stay submerged in the water and make your drink bitter. It also has a leakproof flip top cap, and a double-wall insulated bottle that holds up to 16oz.

Cut down on waste and make tea faster and easier with Tea Drops. They are pressed fine tea leaves in solid form, so they don’t need a teabag. Simply drop one in, stir and you’re good to go. They’re available in a wide variety of flavors, as well as in a gift-ready sampler.

(PG-13: Language) Etsy seller Ethan’s Lunch Money creates awesomely snarky tea cups and other housewares using fine china, hand-embellished with rude and threatening sentiments. Note: we don’t recommend actually poisoning your friends. (Thanks Robb!)

Stressed out? Grumpy? Depressed for no apparent reason? If life is starting to kick you in the ass, why not try a steamy cup of Cheer the F*ck Up Christmas Tea. This limited edition blend, infused with cinnamon, clove and festive candy bits will soothe the most savage beast.

As you can tell by their accents, the Imperials love tea time. ThinkGeek commissioned a weapon that annihilates productivity in the name of that sacred tradition. This ceramic set consists of a 12oz teapot and 6oz mug that can be stacked to look like the Death Star.

Are you having a bad day? Did guided meditation fail you? What you need is a warm and soothing cup of tea. This caffeine-free herbal tea blends chamomile, licorice, lemon, and an ample helping of nonchalance to help you forget whatever is stressing you out.

The Tea-Ceré was engineered to produce the perfect cup of matcha green tea. Its automated mortar produces an extraordinarily fine powder, and its heated whisking chamber eliminates the laborious process usually associated with making this delicious and healthy drink.

Love the taste of tea, but want the kick of coffee? Award-winning Zest Tea has 3x more caffeine than regular teas, making it as strong as a good cup of joe. Available in Earl Grey, Blue Lady, Apple Cinnamon, and Pomegranate Mojito Green Tea flavors.

Let a tiny sloth enjoy a warm bath in your cup of organic cinnamon rooibos chai with this hilarious tea infuser based on the lovable and slow-moving mammal. Just don’t blame us if you end up with any sloth poop in your drink.

A modern tea kettle design from MINIMAL’s Dustin Brown, lead designer of the Xbox 360 Slim. The glass-lined, on-the-go container would let you steep and sip tea after a quick trip to the microwave.

If you prefer your tea on the Dark Side, then you’ll want to let it steep for a good long while in this stainless steel infuser based on the original Death Star. The TIE fighter on the chain is a nice touch.

The Kettle Teapot by Menu is designed to prepare and serve a modest amount of tea in a practical and attractive manner. It holds 1.5L of fluid while loose leaf tea steeps in its metal tea “egg.”

Lee Seo-jin’s Earth-friendly Cuptea design is a lovely marriage of disposable cup and teabag. The flat kit converts into a beautiful hexagon for flower tea and an octagonal shape for leaf tea.

Inspired by the Korean diver Meoguri and his single oxygen tank string, AbelPartners Design Studio’s fun silicone tea diver holds a belly full of loose tea while floating in your cup, infusing your beverage.