Jing Tea’s Glass One-Cup Teapot (review)

by admin on September 17, 2009

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Name: Glass One-Cup Teapot (300ml)

Brand: Jing Tea

Type: Glass teapot

Review: Traditionalists who eschew modern tea infusers rejoice: Here is a functional, well-designed, yet beautiful teapot that should suit you well.

This glass teapot is just the right size for a single cup of tea (it can also be used for gong-fu style service, though I think it a little big for that). It is crystal-clear, with a wide spout and squat body.

It is easy to use, too: A wire coil extends through the spout to catch tea leaves such that an additional strainer is not necessary (although some very small leaves/particles may slip through). The spout is not prone to clogging, which is great for quickly decanting tea.

Many small teapots have a small “airhole” on the lid-handle. This is supposed to allow for easy pouring of the tea, but it is also easy to get a steam-burn when grabbing the lid-handle. This teapot’s airhole is located on the lid itself, making the lid-handle much more accessible.

Recommendation: This teapot is great for people who like to infuse one cup of tea at a time. Its design would make it a great gift for tea newbies, too!

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{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }

Stefan Kolodziej September 17, 2009 at 4:21 am

Hi Lainie,

I really like this small teapot. It is great for some Oolong or green tea.

Greetings,
Stefan
.-= Stefan Kolodziej´s last blog ..Unsere DHL Inlandspakete jetzt als GoGreen-Paket =-.

Jason Witt September 28, 2009 at 3:12 pm

As long as you like the flavor of your tea in glass, this is a pretty good idea to go without the fuss and muss of infusers and the like. It’s keeping things simple. –Teaternity

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