Everywhere is now a kitchen.
Three hundred millilitres of boiling water, in something that rides in a bag.
Two walls, and nothing between them.
Food-grade 304 stainless, double-walled and vacuum sealed. That vacuum is why it can boil inside, stay hot for 12+ hours off the cord, and still be comfortable to hold on the outside.
The display uses Celsius. The guide on the back shows Fahrenheit.
The maker prints a conversion guide on the back of every bottle — ten rows, Fahrenheit beside Celsius.
| °F | °C | °F | °C |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50° | 10° | 140° | 60° |
| 68° | 20° | 158° | 70° |
| 86° | 30° | 176° | 80° |
| 104° | 40° | 194° | 90° |
| 122° | 50° | 212° | 100° |
The touch panel sets 40–100 °C (104–212 °F), one degree at a time.
Black tea — strong
Ranges are common brewing guidance. The BOTA is set and displayed in Celsius; Fahrenheit is shown here and on the printed back guide for easy reading. This dial is a guide and does not control the bottle.
The lid
A screw cap that closes tight so it can ride in a bag. After a boil, give it about two minutes before you open it.
The steeping chamber
Clear, so you can watch it brew. A perforated filter floor holds loose leaf above the water — or use a bag. It unscrews from the body.
The heated body
Double-wall stainless with the touch panel and display at the base. Plug it in to heat; unplugged, it stays hot for 12+ hours.
Loose leaf. Not dust in paper.
The perforated filter floor holds whole leaf — no pods, no paper to keep re-buying. Rinse it and fill it again.
Turn it over.
The water heats in the base and the leaf waits in the chamber. Turn it over and the water runs through the leaf. Turn it back upright and the brewed tea drains down into the bottle.
- Free shipping, or pick it up in Columbus
- Secure card checkout through Square
- Mint Green, Pearl White or Apricot
Buying for a store? Wholesale starts at 10 units, $26 each.
Everywhere is now a kitchen.
Three hundred millilitres of boiling water, in something that rides in a bag.

Two walls, and nothing between them.
Double-wall, vacuum-sealed 304 stainless: it boils inside, stays hot for 12+ hours off the cord, and stays comfortable to hold.

The display uses Celsius. The guide on the back shows Fahrenheit.
The touch panel sets 40–100 °C (104–212 °F).

Lid, chamber, heated body.
The screw lid closes the chamber. The clear chamber has a perforated filter floor for loose leaf. The body carries the touch panel and display.

Turn it over. Turn it back.
The water heats in the base, runs through the leaf when you turn it over, and the brewed tea drains down when you turn it back.
Pick your colour. We’ll ship it.
Every photograph here is of the stock in Columbus. Pick a colour and the gallery, the page and your order all follow it.
- Free shipping — or pick it up in Columbus
- Brand new in the original retail box, detachable cord and manual included
- Secure card checkout through Square
| Quantity | Per unit |
|---|---|
| 10 – 24 units | $26 |
| 25 – 49 units | $24 |
| 50 – 75 units | $22 |
| 76 – 99 units | $22 |
| 100 – 199 units | $19 |
| 200 – 1,000+ units | Volume order |
200 – 1,000+ units — Volume order
Need a pallet or larger quantity? Contact StockFlow directly so we can work through quantity, colour mix, freight, delivery and payment arrangements with you.
Plain words are fine. Mixed colours cost nothing extra.
Tea temperature guide
Common brewing ranges. Set the BOTA in Celsius; Fahrenheit is there for easy reading.
How it works, in depth
Setting up
Unbox the bottle, the detachable cord and the manual. On first use, boil once with a little loose leaf to clear the new smell. It must be plugged in to heat — once hot, the cord comes off.
The controls
Two touch pads either side of the display: one adjusts the temperature, the other confirms or cancels. Tap to move 1 °C; press and hold to move 5 at a time. The display and the setting are in Celsius, 40–100 °C.
The indicator light
Red: standby. Blue: heating. Blue “breathing” with a beep: it has reached temperature.
Brewing
Water heats in the body; the leaf sits in the chamber on the perforated filter floor. Turn the bottle over so the water runs through the leaf, then turn it back so the tea drains down. Loose leaf or a bag both work.
Power
120 V / 60 Hz with the detachable cord included. It heats only when plugged in. A small internal battery runs the display when unplugged and recharges on the next boil.
Cleaning
Rinse the chamber after each brew. To descale, white vinegar for about 15 minutes, then rinse. Never submerge the body in water.
Care
After a boil, wait about two minutes before opening the lid. Unplugged, press and hold the button for 3 seconds to see the water temperature.
Specs
300 ml (10.2 oz) · 0.98 lb · 2.88 × 2.88 × 10 in · food-grade 304 stainless.
Boil, steep, pour — in real time.
- 1Water and leafWater in the body, leaf in the clear chamber. Set the temperature on the panel.
- 2Turn it and watchHot water runs through the leaf. The chamber is clear, so you watch the tea take colour.
- 3Pour or carryPour a cup, or carry it — it stays warm for 12+ hours.
Tea shown in the video is for demonstration; the BOTA is sold without tea.
Moving this week.
What people are actually asking for. BOTA is the flagship; the rest is what came through the door at a good price.
Bought right, priced right.
Quantities and one-offs at a good price. Not everything is below retail, and each card says what it is.
New off the truck.
Photographed as it landed. Ask about any of it — counts move quickly.
Walk the aisles.
Eight categories on the floor. Open one to see what’s in it, or to ask me to source against it.
Four steps, and one of them is mine.
No portal, no account, no minimum to talk to me.
A count, a category, a photograph, or just the problem. Quantity helps most — it decides the price.
From what’s on the floor in Columbus, or from the warehouses I buy through. One number, with freight shown separately.
No pressure. If the number doesn’t work, tell me and I’ll go back out.
On the Houston run most weeks, by carrier, or on a pallet by freight. Pickup in Columbus is always open.
A middleman is only worth it if he removes work.
StockFlow moves ready-to-ship inventory, strong value and distinctive finds, with direct service. BOTA is the flagship. I won’t pretend every line is a bargain or that every request can be filled.
You deal with me, not a queue. I answer these myself, usually the same day.
Every photograph is of the actual unit. If something isn’t photographed, the page says so.
Not on a boat. It’s in Columbus and can be in your hands this week.
The questions you’re already asking.
Can I buy just one?
Yes. One bottle is $39.99, brand new in the original retail box, with free shipping. Tap Buy now and pay by card through Square.
How do I pay?
Single bottles: by card at Square’s secure checkout. Wholesale: on a first order you pay on delivery, with an itemised invoice.
What does wholesale cost?
10–24 units $26 each · 25–49 $24 · 50–75 $22 · 76–99 $22 · 100–199 $19. From 200 up it’s a volume order — contact me and we’ll put it together.
Can I mix colours on a wholesale order?
Yes, at no extra cost. Write the split in plain words — “20 mint, 20 pearl, 10 apricot” is perfect.
Does the display show Fahrenheit?
No. The BOTA is set and displayed in Celsius, 40–100 °C. The guide printed on the back of the bottle gives the Fahrenheit for each setting, and so does this page.
Is it cordless?
No. It plugs in to heat — any outlet at home, the office or a hotel. Once it’s hot you can unplug it and it stays hot for 12+ hours.
What if it’s not right?
If a unit arrives dead or defective, tell me within 7 days and I replace it. Change of mind isn’t a return.
Will you source something that isn’t on the page?
Often, not always. Tell me the category and the quantity and I’ll tell you straight whether I can get it, and roughly when.
Where are you?
Columbus, Texas, about an hour and a half west of Houston. Pickup in Columbus, delivery on the Houston run most weeks, carrier or freight anywhere else by arrangement.
Tell me what you need.
Quantity helps most — it decides the price. I answer every one of these myself, usually the same day.
