Double-Wall Stainless Cold Brew Coffee Bottle

Why it exists

Hot coffee is easy at camp; cold coffee that is actually good is not. Ice melts, a jar of grounds sloshes in the cooler, and by the time you pour, you are straining sludge through a bandana. This bottle fixes the whole chain. Load grounds and water the night before, screw the lids down, and wake to a chilled, filtered cold brew that stays cold through the morning drive or the first miles of the day. Double-wall vacuum construction holds the chill and keeps the outside comfortable to hold, while a built-in bottom filter keeps the grounds where they belong.

How it works

Unscrew the double lid system and you will find the filter at the bottom of the assembly. Add your coarse grounds to the filter, fill the bottle with cold water, and screw everything back together. Set it in the cooler, in the car door pocket, or in the shade of the tent and let it steep overnight. Because the filter sits under the lids, the grounds steep fully in the water but never travel into the pour. In the morning you open the top and drink or pour straight from the bottle with no mess in the tent or on the car seat.

It is designed for one brew method: cold brew steeping. The maker lists it as compatible with cold brew steeping, outdoor carry, and daily use, so it doubles as a plain insulated water or cold drink bottle on days you are not brewing. Lids unscrew fully for a thorough clean after a dusty weekend, and the included protection sleeve is washable.

Built for the trail

• Double-wall vacuum flask body holds cold brew chilled through a full day on the move and keeps the exterior comfortable in your hand.
• Bottom filter under a double lid system lets grounds steep completely, then pours clean without a separate strainer or paper.
• Stainless steel construction instead of plastic, so overnight steeping does not pick up off flavors from the vessel.
• Protection sleeve with strap is included; it guards against drops and scrapes and makes shoulder or pack carry simple and secure.
• Straight cup shape slides into pack side pockets and stands steady on uneven ground at camp.
• Lids unscrew fully so every surface that touches coffee can be cleaned after trailhead or backcountry use.
• Two capacities: 320 ml (11 fl oz) at 6.5 x 19 cm (2.6 x 7.5 in), or 420 ml (14 fl oz) at 6.5 x 22 cm (2.6 x 8.7 in).

Best for

Car campers and van travelers who want cold coffee ready when they wake, day hikers who prefer an iced drink to a hot one in summer, and anyone who commutes with cold brew during the week and camps on the weekend. The 320 ml Capacity is a single serving that fits a tight side pocket; the 420 ml Capacity is for a bigger pour or a stronger concentrate you can top with water. If you are brewing for a group, or you want a hot morning cup over a stove, this is not the tool; look at a percolator or a pour-over kit instead and keep this for cold drinks.

Honest limits

This is a cold brew bottle, listed for cold steeping and daily carry, not for campfire or stovetop use. Steeping takes hours, so there is no quick cup; plan the night before. Both sizes are single-serve, and at 0.48 kg (about 17 oz, maker's figure) it is heavier than a plastic bottle of the same capacity, which matters more to ultralight backpackers than to car campers. The filter and double lid add parts to rinse, and the lids need to be fully unscrewed to clean properly.

Specs

What's covered

• 30-day returns for unused items in original packaging; anything that arrives defective or damaged is replaced.
• Free shipping on every order.