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Pros & Cons
Pros
Water can be boiled in a tea kettle on the stove or in a large measuring cup in your microwave. When the water boils, pour it into the pot to brew and serve. The stainless steel filter basket insert strains out most tea particles. It is virtually unbr... Read More
The hario tea pot is clear glass, and very dainty/delicate. As an herbalist who lives the art of tea marking, this is a stunning piece. The clear pot allows you to see how much the tea has steeped. It is particularly attractive when you prepare the te... Read More
The glass is thick and sturdy enough for careful use, but don't drop it. It is easy to remove with a slight tug.
Stainless steel strainer basket evenly steeps the tea. Two tablespoons of loose leaf tea takes up about 1/4 of it, after steeping. Ceylon apricot or vanilla ceylon.
The teapot gets hot, so a tray or doily may be required to protect your table. With the lid on, the heat lasts a tolerable amount of time. The handle stays cool enough for pouring.
Highlights
Quality
I've ordered a cold tea brewer from hario in the past and have been impressed by the quality of their products and at the reaso... Read More
It is virtually unbreakable and with the quality japanese stainless steel filter, an excellent cup of tea can be brewed at any time.
34, but it’s a fair price for the quality; surprisingly, the 400 ml teapot costs $20+ more.
With the lid on, the heat lasts a tolerable amount of time.
Packaging/appearance
Been making little pots, 2-3 cups, of tea since i took it out of the box!
I also discovered that the mesh basket fits into the hario coffee pot so, when one of the cats smashes my new beloved teapot to... Read More
Competitiveness
My local tea shop only uses hario products for making tea.
Overview
- How are reviewers describing this item?
loose, hot, stainless, made and japanese. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is high deception involved.
- This product had a total of 374 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jan 8 2024.
Helpful InsightsBETA
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
For the most part i just dump all the tea in my stainless steel coffee cup that will keep the tea warm all day long
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Somehow over the years little teapots were no longer a staple at import stores and loose tea was nowhere to be found in the grocery store aisles
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It is quite delicate especially the spout and handle so you’ll need to carefully hand wash
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
But then its a teapot so it really doesnt matter
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The glass is very thin and fragile and gets very hot with hot water
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Use is simply boiling water in a kettle adding tea leaves to the filter pouring hot water in the teapot and steeping
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Then the filter is removed before serving
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