Glass Teapot with Wooden Handle

$54.99 USD

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Size 520 ml 720 ml

One press stops the tea over steeping

Wooden handle stays cool for pouring

Clear glass lets you judge the steep

Loose leaf goes bitter because it keeps steeping in the pot while you drink the first cup. Press the top of this one and a magnetic infuser closes, separating leaf from water and holding the tea where you wanted it. The second cup tastes like the first, which is the entire argument for an infuser that shuts rather than one that sits. It is the difference between a pot of tea and a pot of tea you have to rescue.

The basket lifts out for filling and rinsing, and it is deep enough for leaves that need room to open, which most cheap infusers are not. The body is borosilicate glass, so it takes boiling water without stressing and stays clear rather than clouding over a year of tannin. Being clear also lets you watch the colour, which is how you actually judge a steep.

The wooden handle stays cool when the glass does not, so you can pour a full pot without a cloth. Choose 520 millilitres for one or two people, 720 for a table, or the set that pairs a pot with a cup. Wash by hand and dry the handle rather than leaving it wet; do not put the wood through a dishwasher.

Material: borosilicate glass, wood
Sizes: 520 ml, 720 ml, or teapot and cup set
One-press magnetic infuser stops over-steeping
Removable deep basket for loose leaf
Wooden handle stays cool
Care: hand wash, keep the handle dry, not dishwasher safe

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Dimensions

Sizes: 520 ml, 720 ml, or a teapot and cup set. Materials: borosilicate glass with a wooden handle. One press magnetic infuser with a removable deep basket. Care: hand wash, keep the handle dry, not dishwasher safe.

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Glass teapot with wooden handle poured into a cup

The Second Cup Tastes Like The First

Loose leaf goes bitter because it keeps steeping while you drink the first cup. Press the top and the magnetic infuser closes, holding the tea exactly where you wanted it.

Loose leaf opening in the removable basket of a glass teapot

Room For Leaves To Open

The basket lifts out for filling and rinsing, and it is deep enough for leaves that need space to unfurl, which most cheap infusers are not. Borosilicate glass takes boiling water without stressing and stays clear rather than clouding with tannin.

Hand pouring a glass teapot by its cool wooden handle

Pour Without Reaching For A Cloth

The wooden handle stays cool when the glass does not, so a full pot pours one handed. Take 520 millilitres for one or two people, 720 for a table, or the set that pairs a pot with a cup.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the magnetic infuser actually do?

It shuts. One press on the top closes the basket and separates leaf from water, so the pot stops steeping at the strength you chose. An infuser that merely sits in the water keeps working while you drink, which is why the last cup is usually the bitter one.

Which size suits me?

520 millilitres is a pot for one or two people and refills easily. 720 covers a table without going back to the kettle. The set adds a matching cup, which is the one to pick if it is a gift or you drink alone and want the pair.

Can it take boiling water straight from the kettle?

Yes. The body is borosilicate, the glass used for laboratory ware, so it handles the temperature jump without stressing. It also resists clouding, so a year of strong tea does not leave the pot looking tired.

Does the basket hold enough for a proper leaf?

Yes, that is the reason it is deep rather than a token mesh cage. Whole leaf and rolled oolong both need room to open, and a cramped infuser is why loose leaf sometimes tastes thin. This one gives them the space.

How do I look after the wooden handle?

Hand wash and dry the handle rather than leaving it wet, and keep the pot out of the dishwasher. That is all it asks. Treated that way the wood keeps its colour and its grip for years.