Thermo mug tested

Thermo mugs promise full enjoyment of Americano, cappuccino & co. even many hours after the original brewing process - cold or hot, depending on personal preference. For many consumers, they are a fundamental part of their regular daily routine: Whether in the car, on the bus or train or at work, thermo mugs are now ubiquitous. The fact that they are so popular is completely understandable: After all, they are much more than mere containers in which drinks can be easily kept cold or warm - in fact, they make every conceivable drink accessible outside the home, no matter where you are. So while you can enjoy a warm Assam, Sencha or Rooibos wherever you are in winter thanks to a thermo mug, you will probably prefer a refreshing cold brew in summer. However, the advantages of these inconspicuous all-rounders go much further: particularly in view of the growing awareness of environmental protection, thermo mugs are increasingly becoming the focus of more conscious consumer behaviour. They are a much more resource-efficient alternative to paper, plastic and polystyrene cups: Despite individual bans, around one billion of these cups still end up in the rubbish every year - this is a significant problem because they are regularly very difficult to recycle. A thermo mug, on the other hand, can be used for many years, saving not only valuable resources but also money. Many models shine with impressive colours and shapes as well as clever features that make them true all-rounders in practice: Whether it's sleeves made of special materials that improve grip, closures that close securely in any situation and allow drinking from all angles or screens that make the temperature of the drink in question recognisable from the outside - modern thermo mugs can entice you with many conveniences.