How To Choose A Tea Infuser Flow Chart

Choices are what make living life a great thing and when it comes to choosing a tea infuser there are a lot of choices. This flow chart helps to break down the different products that you can use to steep your loose leaf tea based on the situation that you are in. The flow chart is a little involved so you might want to click on the preview image below to get a closer look! In fact, I urge you to click on the preview image to see the flow chart in all its glory!

Hopefully you’ll find a tea infuser that is perfect for your needs! All of the products listed on the flow chart are linked below to make life easier for you!

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Featured Products

Progressive Stainless Steel Mesh Tea Ball 2″ by Progressive Products, $2.50 at Amazon.

Blomus 6-1/4-Inch Teastick by Blomus, $20.15 at Amazon

Stainless Steel Zack Volta Tea Ball with Stand, £13.95 at Proleno.

TriniTEA by Adagio Teas, $99

IngenuiTEA by Adagio Teas, $19

Concert Teapot by Adagio Teas, $59

Primula Pumpkin Teapot by Primula, $29.99

French Press Portable Tea Pot by Mighty Leaf, $29.95

Tea Top Brew Mug by Mighty Leaf, $16.95

Mirabelle Glass Teapot by Teavana, $59.95

Perfect Tea Ball by Teavana, $12.95

5 Places To Buy Tea Online

1. Adagio Teas. This online tea retailer has been around for about 10 years now and is a wonderful place to pick up some gourmet tea at affordable prices. They offer every type of tea that you could possibly think of and have a solid selection of Adagio branded teaware items, including a variety of infusers  – a necessity for anyone looking to brew some fresh loose leaf tea.

2. Mighty Leaf. I have been gifted some sample tea items from Mighty Leaf and I have to say that they do offer quality loose leaf teas. They offer tea pouches as well as loose leaf tea. They have a large selection of tea blends which makes their sampler a great choice to get a taste of their offerings. They also offer a Tea of the Month Club which starts at $71.95 (3 month club) to $144.95 (6 month club). And if you are looking to accessories then Mighty Leaf is a wonderful place to start. They have a large selection of self-branded teaware, including tea sets, mugs and teapots.

3. 52Teas. This unique site offers a different artisan tea blend every week, hence the name 52Teas! They only sell loose leaf tea so be sure to have an infuser ready if you do decide to buy from 52Teas. You can purchase teas based on their current stock of available blends or you can choose to sign up for one of their weekly plans. They have plans started from $47 (6 week plan) to $364 (52 week plan). They do sell accessories but that’s not one of their strong points with such a limited options.

4. Teavana Teas. If wellness is your thing and you’re in search for the closest thing to tea heaven then head on over to Teavana Teas. Their goal is to be a “heaven of tea” and provide fresh, high quality teas. You can peruse their online shop or stop by any one of the 95 Teavana locations throughout the United States and Mexico.

5. Upton Tea Imports. This Massachusetts based tea company offers an assortment of black, green and oolong teas. Upton Tea Imports offers over 420 varieties of loose leaf tea, including ones that cost $100+ per pound.