Meet MOKU COFFEE — Rivers' First Bottle Made Just for Coffee

This year marks Rivers' 25th anniversary, and over that time we've built a lot of gear for coffee lovers — from everyday mugs to outdoor-ready tumblers. Now, for the first time, we've built a bottle designed around one thing only: coffee.

MOKU COFFEE builds on last year's MOKU line, known for the warmth of its natural wood accents. Our team of in-house coffee obsessives spent months refining what a daily coffee ritual actually needs, then combined that with Rivers' first-ever ceramic coating and the ideal drinking rim we've developed across years of bottle design. The result is a bottle built to protect and amplify the aroma and flavor of your coffee, sip after sip.

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Designed Around the Ritual, Not Just the Drink

Every detail of MOKU COFFEE is built around making coffee time feel a little more special. The reddish-brown natural wood lid echoes the color of coffee itself, adding warmth every time you pick it up. The body is shaped to sit comfortably in hand, with a weight that feels right whether you're pouring at home or carrying it out the door.

Ceramic Coating for True Coffee Flavor

The interior is finished with Rivers' first ceramic coating, which keeps stainless steel's metallic taste from interfering with your coffee's natural aroma and flavor. Every sip stays clean and true, right down to the last drop.

A Wide 50mm Mouth for Full Aroma

A 50mm opening lets coffee's aroma bloom fully as you drink, while a carefully balanced rim thickness keeps the drinking experience smooth and comfortable.

Vacuum Insulation That Holds the Perfect Temperature

Double-wall vacuum insulation keeps coffee in its ideal 140–160°F (60–70°C) range for over 6 hours, so you can enjoy that just-brewed taste no matter where — or when — you drink it.

A 350ml Size Built for Takeout Habits

At 350ml, MOKU COFFEE lines up with the "tall" size at most coffee shops (with 240ml covering a "short"). That close fit means less empty air inside the bottle — which means fewer temperature-flattening effects and better insulation performance overall.

Natural Wood Grown in Coffee Country

The lid's top is finished in Okoume, a natural wood grown in Africa — one of the world's great coffee-growing regions. Its reddish-brown grain has a mahogany-like richness that pairs naturally with the color of fresh coffee and roasted beans, and it develops more character the longer you use it — eventually becoming a bottle that's unmistakably yours.

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Pour in your coffee, and let MOKU COFFEE do the rest.