W&PPorter Insulated Bottle 12 oz | Clean Taste Ceramic Coating for Water, Coffee, & Tea | Wide Mouth Vacuum Insulated | Dishwasher Safe, Cream Terrazzo

LOOOOOVE these water bottles!! I bought 2, one in each size 20 oz for water and the 12 oz for hot beverages. I have been searching for an insulated bottle that wasn’t just metal inside for so long and these fit the bill. They are so cute, I love the terrazzo design! And while they don’t keep the beverages as cold or hot as long as stainless steel insulated bottles, they still do a good job and the benefit of the ceramic coating inside far outweighs that feature.All beverages truly taste SO much better in these bottles, I couldn’t believe the difference after I’d been using the water bottle for a week and then I grabbed my husbands stainless steel bottle and noticed just how metallic his water tasted. Gross!Would buy again and have recommended to about 10 friends already. I only wish they would make a large 32 oz size.

It's sturdy and well insulated. The 12 oz has had no problems. A previously purchased 18 oz had the ceramic fracture and peel off at the top just from a few times replacing and removing the top. It was easily returned for refund. So I'm satisfied.

My household has two of these bottles and we appreciate the ceramic coating on the drinking surfaces (better taste than metal) and the rubber slipcover (easy to hold). However, given some durability problems we've had, it's doubtful there's a big environmental benefit as W&P's sales pitch implies.Both of the bottles have started coming apart in a key place: the inner lining of the lid. There is a stainless steel cap there, which covers up the plastic structure of the lid -- and important to us, keeps the drink from touching a large plastic surface. This stainless steel cap first lists to the side (see the pink cup in the picture) and then entirely comes off (the dark gray cup in the picture).This happened to one of the cups at only about 4-5 months of use, which seemed like a manufacturing issue. I contacted W&P and was surprised they refused to provide a replacement. I was directed to purchase a new cap from their web site.W&P didn't stand behind their product after only 5 months -- which seemed a little ironic given their whole environmental marketing pitch about their bottles preventing single-use plastic. If they expect their products to fail after 5 months, is there really an environmental benefit? It's totally a fair question. For those of us not involved in environmental life cycle accounting, it may help to know that their bottle is quite heavy compared to single use plastic, and uses high-impact materials like metals -- so the environmental effect of creating the reusable bottle is considerably greater than a single use plastic bottle. It takes a while for a reusable bottle to "break even" with disposables and start actually saving resources.Have I reached that break-even point? I dunno, I haven't done the formal analysis. But I think W&P should be clear about how much they guarantee their products.

it is handy and small enough for my small purse. Easy to clean, easy to carry.

It’s a nice tumbler, but I was sent the wrong color and where I live it’s too much of a hassle to mail it back and try to exchange.

It’s very cute and stylish. Got it as a gift and the receiver loves it. Coffee tastes better in it than in a metal tumbler.

Amo su diseño, el unico pero que le pondria es la tapa de rosca, la tienes que abrir y cerrar pero nada que afecte su uso, mantiene las bebidas super calientes ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️