Brew & Bloom Tea Measure

Name: Brew & Bloom Tea Measure
Brand: Brew & Bloom
Price: 4.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£4.00 GBP

Consistent brews. Every time.

A simple tea measure designed to bring ease and consistency to loose-leaf brewing.
Thoughtfully sized to help you find the right balance, every time.

✔ 15 ml scoop for consistent measuring
✔ Helps you get the best flavour from your tea
✔ Designed for Brew & Bloom blends (but works with any loose-leaf tea)

Why This Tea Measure Works

Brewing by the pot requires balance.

A 5 ml scoop gives you a consistent base for two-cup teapots, helping you avoid weak or overly strong brews and making it easier to repeat the cups you love.

Consistent measuring for teapot brewing
Helps prevent over- or under-brewing
Ideal for everyday pots at home or work

In short: measure once, brew well.

Good tea starts with the right measure.

Our tea measure offers a reliable starting point for brewing loose-leaf tea, whether you’re making a single cup or a full pot.
Simple, consistent, and designed to help you get the best from your leaves.

Brew & Bloom Tea Measure

£4.00 GBP

Designed for Everyday Brewing

Simple, thoughtful details that make loose-leaf tea easy.

Designed for Real Life

This is practical teaware, designed with intention.

Durable stainless steel construction
Comfortable to hold and easy to store
Easy to rinse clean or dishwasher safe
Designed for regular, everyday use

Designed to be simple, clear, and easy to use.

How to Use

Scoop loose-leaf tea (one scoop per small teapot, half a scoop per cup).
Add to your teapot.
Pour over hot water and brew.
Adjust to taste once you know your preference.

Leaf size varies by blend — adjust slightly to taste.

The Details

Material: Stainless steel
Capacity: 15 ml
Care: Dishwasher safe
Best for: Teapot brewing (approximately two cups)
What’s included: One Brew & Bloom tea measure
Packaging: Gift-ready Brew & Bloom box

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