
BOTA Electric Tea Bottle
300 ml · loose leaf or bags · Mint Green, Pearl White, Apricot




Three hundred millilitres of boiling water, in something that rides in a bag.
SUS 304 stainless, drawn double and vacuum sealed. That vacuum is why it can boil at the wall, come off the cord, and still be hot twelve hours later — and why the outside stays a thing you can hold.
Set it in °C, one degree at a time. The Fahrenheit conversion is printed into the finish on the back, so nobody has to look it up.
| 122°F | 50°C |
| 158°F | 70°C |
| 176°F | 80°C |
| 194°F | 90°C |
| 212°F | 100°C |
Assam, Earl Grey, rooibos, chamomile, peppermint. Full boil. Anything cooler and it comes out thin.
Screws down flat so it rides in a bag without a word. “Caution: steam” is printed on the top, and they mean it.
Unscrews from the body. A steel basket holds loose leaf — takes a bag too. Nothing to re-buy, nothing to throw away.
Touch panel and read-out at the base. Plug in to heat, pull the cord off, and it holds that heat past twelve hours.
A steel basket, not a plastic pod and not a bag you buy again every month. Fill it from a tin. Rinse it. Fill it again.
The water is heated in the bottom and the leaf sits in the top. Inverting it sends the water up through the leaf. Turn it back and the tea drains down, brewed.
Ten gets you wholesale at $26. A pallet is $17. Mixed colours cost nothing extra, and one unit still gets you an answer.
Fill it at the tap, press once, and a few minutes later you have boiling water — in something you can put in a bag. No hotel kettle, no microwave, no paper cup of lukewarm brown water at a gas station. New in the original retail box, cord and manual included.
There is no card checkout on this site yet. You tell me what you want, I confirm stock and price, and we settle on handover or delivery.

| Quantity | Per unit |
|---|---|
| 10 – 24 units | $26 |
| 50 units — case | $22 |
| 100+ units | $19 |
| 200+ units — pallet | $17 |
Mixed colors at no extra cost. Delivered on the Houston run most weeks, or collected from Columbus. Terms on the first order are payment on delivery.

All of it sits in the warehouse in Columbus or on consignment a few miles away. I photograph what I actually have, price it once, and tell you if it’s gone. No bait, no “call for price.”

300 ml · loose leaf or bags · Mint Green, Pearl White, Apricot


Case and pallet pricing on what there is depth in. Everything else is what’s on the floor.




Photographed as received, in the warehouse. Ask for anything you see — most of it is not listed yet.
The line card changes. Hover or tap a category to see what’s actually behind it right now.
No account to open, no portal, no sales rep who has to “check with the team.” There is no team. There is me.
Form below, or text the number at the bottom of this page. Quantity sets the price more than anything else does, so lead with it — even a rough one.
Takes a minuteNot a catalogue, not a supplier portal — the pallet in Columbus. You get a real count and a real number back, usually the same day, written by me.
Usually same dayI run through Houston most weeks and I’ll bring it on that run. Closer in, I drop it off. Or collect it from Columbus yourself and skip the wait entirely.
Houston run, most weeksFirst order is payment on delivery. No deposit, no terms to negotiate, no invoice thirty days out. You see the goods, then you pay for them.
On deliveryIf I don’t have it, I’ll say so in the first reply instead of stalling you for a week. That’s the whole pitch.
Straight answers, before you have to send an email to get them.
Quantity helps most — it decides the price. I answer every one of these myself, usually the same day.