The Finum Double Walled Glass with Reusable Filter and Lid combines a considered gift-worthy design with genuinely practical daily function, built around 200ml of double-walled, heat-resistant borosilicate glass that keeps drinks warmer for longer while staying comfortable to hold, since the outer wall stays noticeably cooler than the inner chamber holding your drink. The double-wall construction also gives the glass a distinctive floating effect, visually appealing enough to make it as much a considered gift as a daily-use item.
This version includes a reusable stainless steel mesh filter along with a fitted lid that doubles as a drip tray, letting you brew loose-leaf tea or coffee directly in the glass rather than needing a separate teapot or dripper, then lift the filter out once brewing is done and set it on the lid to catch any drips rather than leaving a wet mess on the counter. Because the filter is reusable stainless steel rather than disposable paper, it is also a genuinely more sustainable option for anyone who wants to move away from single-use filters for daily tea or coffee.
Versatile enough for more than just tea and coffee, the glass works equally well for cappuccinos, lattes, milk, or any hot or cold beverage you'd normally reach for a mug for, and it can go straight into the microwave or freezer as needed, adding genuine everyday flexibility beyond a single dedicated use case. It is dishwasher safe as well, making cleanup as straightforward as any standard glass.
Finum is a German brand with a heritage dating back to 1845, renowned for high-quality, innovative filters and accessories across tea, coffee, and spice preparation, with patented designs including microfine stainless steel mesh filters that enhance flavour clarity while ensuring genuinely clean filtration.
Pick up the Finum Double Walled Glass with Reusable Filter and Lid at Something's Brewing as a genuinely practical daily brewing vessel or a thoughtful gift for a coffee or tea lover who appreciates considered design. Something's Brewing also stocks Finum's disposable paper tea filters, worth considering alongside this glass if you want a lower-cost, lower-commitment way to brew loose-leaf tea day to day. Because the glass itself is heat-resistant borosilicate, it also handles reheating in the microwave without the cracking risk a standard glass vessel might carry under similar conditions. Something's Brewing also stocks Finum's disposable paper tea filters as a lower-commitment alternative if you're not ready to invest in a dedicated glass and reusable filter set just yet.
