Cresimo Coffee Carafe with Pump - 102oz 3L Airpot 12 Hours Large Hot Water Carafe, Cocoa Dispenser for Parties - Tea Flask, Insulated Stainless Steel Airpots for Hot Beverage Dispenser -Coffee Pump.

Honnêtement, c'est mon meilleur achat de l'année. Comme je passe ma journée à boire de l'eau chaude et du thé, ce thermos est vraiment pratique et facile d'utilisation. Il maintient bien la chaleur pour presque une journée entière. Si vous aimez boire de l'eau chaude, allez y les yeux fermés.

Worked perfectly for my Friday meeting, I can decant the first pot and immediately start another Our coffee is hot and fresh for the duration, no more getting up to brew the next, lever action for dispensing is easy for seniors to operate!

Dejó de dejar los liquidos caliente tan solo llevando unos 2 meses con él. Y para reclamar al vendedor no hay manera!

Muy buen producto. La bebida dura caliente mucho tiempo, es muy práctico para servirse y para limpiarlo

I previously had a different make of push-down style airpot/pump flask which was quite hard to push down. The reason for replacing that one was that after 7-8 months of daily use, it lost its vacuum and the water didn't stay hot. This flask is stylish and the pump leaver makes it very easy to dispense water. You can choose to keep the leaver up or down between dispensing water. I prefer to leave it up, ready to use. When the flask is full, a mug will take one or one and a little bit of pumps to fill a standard 250ml mug. As the water level gets lower, it does take more pumps. Towards the end, it takes 4-5 pumps, but that's to be expected with any pump flask. It keeps water hot for at least 12 hours. Probably longer, but I've used all the water within that time. I drink plain hot water or black tea, and for at least 6-7 hours it's too hot to drink the water straight from the flask. After that, it does lose a little heat, but that is because there is less water in the flask. If it was left full, it would keep the temperature longer. Even so, it's still hot enough to make a hot drink, but more the temperature is similar to if you added cold milk to the drink. I often see people complaining on flask reviews (all flasks) about water not being hot enough to make tea. Kettles boil at 100C. Black tea should be made with water at 90-98C but white and green teas between 70-85C, so you don't need the water to be kept at boiling if you're making tea. I'm very happy with this flask and hope it lasts longer than my previous (different make) flask. I shall update this review if anything changes.