The 10 Best Infusion Pitchers

With its sleek, minimalist design, the Kitchen De Lujo Borosilicate (around $27) will give you a spa-like experience in the comfort of your own home. The BPA-free insert can hold just about any type of produce, and the sturdy glass handle adds a touch of elegance.

The Takeya Flavor Maker (about $24) has a two-quart capacity, but its compact design won't take up much space in your fridge. Sporting an airtight lid, you can give it a good shake, or even store it on its side, without worrying about leaks.

Rather than using filter inserts, the Grosche Bali (about $30) lets you put your fruit directly into the carafe, and its double-sided stainless steel lid prevents pulp and other bits from ending up in your water. Each one is handmade by glass artisans, so no two are exactly alike.

The Contigo Autoseal (about $42) is a stylish choice with a clever lid design that closes automatically in between pours to prevent leaks and lock in all the goodness. If you have kids, this is a game changer that may help you keep your sanity.

The Primula Today Shake and Infuse (appx. $17) won't get many points for style, but comes at a price that is hard to pass up. It has a spacious infusion chamber with large slots for an intensely flavored drink, and the whole shebang can be thrown in the dishwasher for quick cleaning.

The Republic of Tea Gourmet (appx. $32) can help you create a custom-flavored fruity concoction that will rival store-bought beverages. This 92.8-oz. heat-resistant container can steep hot or cold tea, and it resists stains to keep its beauty long after the first use.

If you need something to dole out beverages for a crowd, or your family just drinks a lot of flavored water, consider the Kook Drink Dispenser (appx. $50). It looks like a giant mason jar, so it will fit right in with any rustic or shabby-chic decor.

The Cestari Kitchen Premium (around $25) boasts a simple, European-style design. The durable borosilicate glass is heat-safe and resistant to thermal shock, and it can also be used to create your own custom flavors of vodka, tequila, and other spirits.

If plain water is not your thing, look to the Mami Wata Shatterproof (appx. $25) to jazz up your beverage. It includes one insert for fruits and vegetables, a stainless steel filter for herbs and loose leaf tea, and a recipe ebook to give you some ideas for flavor combinations.

With the VeBo 2.9 Quart (appx. $20), you'll find yourself drinking more water than ever. The infusion rod is simple to fill with the cut fruits and vegetables of your choice, and it also includes a freezable ice core to keep its contents chilled for longer.