Size is good: teapot holds just the right amount (enough for about three mugs). Design is good: you can pour without drippy overflow and without losing the lid.
Best of all: I LOVE the ability to see the tea leaves float and eventually fall. Because of this, I've learned the secret to making my green tea with jasmine taste just right. It has to do with when I pour the water onto the leaves. Only if the water is almost ready to START boiling -- and not after coming DOWN from a boil -- do the tea leaves float. And only then does the tea taste just right! Maybe it's oxygen???
In the past I knew the flavor could be excellent one day and off the next. This glass teapot showed me why.
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This is a great 3-4 cup teapot. Well made, great pour from the spout with no drips, by far the best in-spout filter I've used. There are little raised squares on the handle, lid knob and the hook that keeps the lid on which I think is a great addition and helps hold on to the pot when it or my hands are damp. This is my third glass teapot (the other two I've had (and broken) were different pots from two different makers) and this one is my favorite by far. I would definitely get this one again (and will if and when I manage to shatter this one).Update: It's now October 2014 and I've used this pot multiple times daily for five years. Such constant use of something is a surefire way to find out the less-than-perfect aspects of any product (or person). The only thing I can come up with is that the little metal strainer in the spout can be stretched out of shape. While not ideal, it can be bent back into shape to work just fine again. So yeah, that's my only complaint. And it is obviously not a big deal because I just bought this pot again after shattering my original one. (No worries, this pot isn't delicate. I dropped a mug on it from about one foot up. It's gotten plenty of accidental rough handling but having a 10-oz cup dropped on it was too much to ask.) Still love this little pot. Can't wait for my new one.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2009
This is a great 3-4 cup teapot. Well made, great pour from the spout with no drips, by far the best in-spout filter I've used. There are little raised squares on the handle, lid knob and the hook that keeps the lid on which I think is a great addition and helps hold on to the pot when it or my hands are damp. This is my third glass teapot (the other two I've had (and broken) were different pots from two different makers) and this one is my favorite by far. I would definitely get this one again (and will if and when I manage to shatter this one).
Update: It's now October 2014 and I've used this pot multiple times daily for five years. Such constant use of something is a surefire way to find out the less-than-perfect aspects of any product (or person). The only thing I can come up with is that the little metal strainer in the spout can be stretched out of shape. While not ideal, it can be bent back into shape to work just fine again. So yeah, that's my only complaint. And it is obviously not a big deal because I just bought this pot again after shattering my original one. (No worries, this pot isn't delicate. I dropped a mug on it from about one foot up. It's gotten plenty of accidental rough handling but having a 10-oz cup dropped on it was too much to ask.) Still love this little pot. Can't wait for my new one.
Update: It's now October 2014 and I've used this pot multiple times daily for five years. Such constant use of something is a surefire way to find out the less-than-perfect aspects of any product (or person). The only thing I can come up with is that the little metal strainer in the spout can be stretched out of shape. While not ideal, it can be bent back into shape to work just fine again. So yeah, that's my only complaint. And it is obviously not a big deal because I just bought this pot again after shattering my original one. (No worries, this pot isn't delicate. I dropped a mug on it from about one foot up. It's gotten plenty of accidental rough handling but having a 10-oz cup dropped on it was too much to ask.) Still love this little pot. Can't wait for my new one.
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