Some places stay with you wherever you wander.

The Take Me Back to Weare Tumbler is a little love letter to our historic New Hampshire town, established in 1764. Its delicate heart, quiet evergreens, and hometown message are permanently laser engraved into a beautiful turquoise finish for a design that feels both wonderfully local and effortlessly useful.

Perfect for morning coffee, afternoon iced tea, road-trip refreshments, or carrying a little 

Some places stay with you wherever you wander.

The Take Me Back to Weare Tumbler is a little love letter to our historic New Hampshire town, established in 1764. Featuring a hand-drawn heart, quiet evergreens, and a hometown message, the original Method & Moonlight design is permanently laser engraved into the turquoise powder-coated finish.

Perfect for morning coffee, afternoon iced tea, road-trip refreshments, or carrying a little piece of Weare wherever life takes you. It makes a thoughtful gift for current residents, former neighbors, new homeowners, and anyone whose heart still calls Weare home.

Details

• 20-ounce capacity
• Crafted from durable 304, 18/8 food-grade stainless steel
• Insulated design helps keep beverages hot for up to 3 hours or cold for up to 9 hours
• Durable turquoise powder-coated exterior
• Sweat-resistant design helps keep the outside dry
• Clear press-on lid lets you see the contents inside
• Comfortable shape fits easily in the hand and in most standard vehicle cup holders
• Original Method & Moonlight artwork
• Permanently laser engraved with no vinyl, paint, or printed decal
• Engraving appears deep charcoal gray against the turquoise finish
• Designed and individually engraved in Weare, New Hampshire

Because every tumbler is engraved individually, slight variations may occur. These subtle differences are part of what makes each piece uniquely yours.

Care Instructions

Hand washing is recommended to preserve the exterior finish and engraved design. Do not microwave.

Handcrafted with joy & wonder in wild & free New Hampshire.

Thank you for supporting small local artists (like me!)