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Teapot Glass Tea Infuser - 600ml Coffee Maker

Elegant Glass Tea Infuser: Premium Borosilicate Brewing Vessel

Experience the art of tea brewing with this elegant 600ml glass teapot, crafted from premium borosilicate glass for exceptional durability and thermal resistance. Watch your tea leaves dance and unfurl through the crystal-clear walls as they release their flavors and aromas. The generous 600ml capacity makes it perfect for sharing tea moments with friends or enjoying multiple servings throughout your day.

This versatile brewing vessel features a removable stainless steel infuser basket that provides ample space for tea leaves to expand fully, ensuring optimal extraction and flavor development. The ergonomic handle stays cool to the touch, while the drip-free spout ensures precise pouring without mess.

Whether you're brewing delicate green teas, robust black teas, or creating your own herbal infusions, this teapot's neutral glass composition preserves the pure, authentic taste of your favorite blends. Its modern design harmoniously bridges traditional tea ceremony aesthetics with contemporary functionality.

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Perfect Brewing Guide for Optimal Results

Follow these steps for the perfect brew:

  • Hot Brewing: Preheat the teapot with hot water. Add your desired amount of tea leaves to the infuser (typically 2-3g per 200ml). Pour water at the appropriate temperature for your tea variety. Allow to steep according to tea type.
  • Cold Brewing: Place tea leaves in the infuser, fill with cold water, and refrigerate for 4-12 hours depending on desired strength.
  • Care Instructions: Hand wash with mild soap and warm water. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could scratch the glass. Dry thoroughly before storing.
  • Storage: Keep in a dry place away from direct sunlight when not in use.

Premium Materials for Pure Tea Experience

The teapot is crafted from:

  • Borosilicate Glass: Laboratory-grade glass known for its exceptional heat resistance and durability. This specialized glass can withstand temperature extremes without cracking, making it perfect for both hot brewing and cold steeping.
  • Stainless Steel Infuser: A fine-mesh basket made from food-grade 304 stainless steel, providing optimal water flow while containing even the finest tea leaves.
  • Silicone Components: Heat-resistant silicone seals ensure a secure fit and prevent leakage.

Elevate Your Tea Experience with Superior Brewing Control

This thoughtfully designed teapot offers numerous advantages for the discerning tea enthusiast:

  • Visual Brewing: The transparent design allows you to monitor the color development and strength of your tea, ensuring perfect brewing every time.
  • Temperature Stability: Borosilicate glass maintains consistent brewing temperatures, crucial for extracting optimal flavors from different tea varieties.
  • Versatile Brewing Options: Suitable for all tea types, from delicate white teas to robust herbal blends. The removable infuser also allows for cold brewing.
  • Health Benefits: The non-porous glass surface doesn't absorb flavors or odors, ensuring each brew tastes pure and fresh. Unlike plastic or metal vessels, it doesn't leach any chemicals into your tea.
  • Easy Maintenance: The smooth glass surface resists staining and is simple to clean, maintaining its pristine appearance over time.

The Evolution of Tea Brewing Vessels

Glass teapots represent a fascinating evolution in tea culture, bridging ancient traditions with modern aesthetics. While traditional Chinese Yixing clay teapots were prized for their ability to develop a seasoned patina, glass teapots emerged in the early 20th century as part of the modernization of tea culture.

The transparency of glass vessels revolutionized tea appreciation, allowing tea enthusiasts to observe the agony of the leaves - the mesmerizing dance of tea leaves as they unfurl during brewing. This visual aspect became an integral part of modern tea ceremony practices, particularly in gongfu cha sessions where appreciation of the tea's appearance is as important as its taste.

In Japanese tea culture, glass teapots gained popularity for brewing sencha and gyokuro, where the visual beauty of the emerald-green liquor adds to the overall experience. This fusion of functionality and aesthetics exemplifies the evolution of tea culture in the modern era.