because real tea lovers drink loose tea

It's reuable and you don't end up sticking your fingers in your tea looking for your lost tea bag.

A great product from one of Raleigh, NC's finest design companies. I know the guys that designed this for Gamil. They are coming out with a new version that has a thin lip of rounded metal around the top and bottom of the hole-punched steel steeper. I use mine all the time as it is, but look forward to the new redesign. Great products come from designers who aren't afraid of improving on already successful designs. A must have for any tea enthusiast.

i love it! (via duo)

An easy to use infuser that doesn't involve chains and tiny clasps when I just want a cup of tea! I've found it sold in specialty kitchen ware shops, but haven't checked more accessible places like Bed Bath and Beyond, yet. (via gordon)

I drink lots of tea. This makes life easier by getting rid of the hassles associated w/loose leaf teas. Very handy (via oOo)

The first time I saw the teastick I thought it came from Bodum or similar design house. This is a great tea accessory for any serious tea drinker who is tired of the typical ball or heart shaped tea infusers. Sleek, modern and made of the material du jour: stainless steel.

This product gets my vote for its excellent form and function. And the price! (via Gamila Company)