Chilly's Series 2 Coffee Cup - Tight seal, No Sweating - BPA-Free Stainless Steel - Reusable - Double Walled, Vacuum Insulated - Keeps Coffee, Cocoa & Tea Steaming Hot for 4 Hrs - Blush Pink, 340ml

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Why we love it: KeepCup launched a thermal range which we're huge fans of, but we love their OG cork and glass reusable coffee cup just as much. I love the whole ethos of this water bottle and the way every feature seems so carefully considered. Environmentally friendly, it's made from durable, toughened soda lime glass and non-toxic, BPA-free and BPS-free plastic - if that's something you're worried about. Disappointingly, I found mine kept leaking out from around the side, resulting in tea trickling over my hand every time I used it. The products or services listed have been selected independently by journalists after hands-on testing or sourcing expert opinions.

The other slight downside to the bottle is that although the plant-based material is temperature resistant and has some form of insulation, it’s not as effective as the double walled insulation in the other stainless steel bottles.

The Original has a ridged bottom which is noisy and wobbles if a table is knocked, whereas the Series 2 has a flat silicone base which grips any surface and is quiet to set down. It’s a shatter-resistant plastic lid with a large chug opening in the middle for gulping water on the go. It is important to think about what you will be using the bottle for, as well as the materials used and if they are environmentally friendly,” says Byrne.

Like the Nespresso Touch Travel Mug in second place, this Le Creuset reusable coffee cup has a ribbed design around the middle for grip. The fact you can block the drinking hole means it also won’t leak when you do stash it in your briefcase. The insulation isn’t quite as good as some other offerings - but if you drink you coffee as quickly as you anti-bac after a trip to the supermarket, that shouldn’t be a problem. The mug is thermally insulated, keeping coffee warm for up to 90 minutes, more than enough time to get through your morning latte.For testing, we focused on coffee, but you can of course use whatever hot drink gets you up in the morning.