Glass teaware lets you see the tea as it brews. This collection covers glass teapots, cups, pitchers and infusers made from borosilicate glass, a heat-resistant type that handles boiling water and quick temperature changes better than ordinary glass. Clear walls show the colour of the liquor and the movement of the leaves, which is useful for judging steeping time.
Glass is neutral, so it does not hold or pass on flavour between different teas. That makes it a practical choice if you brew many styles, from green and white tea to herbal and flowering blends. Many teapots in the range include a glass or stainless-steel infuser basket, so you can lift the leaves out when steeping is done.
Rinse with hot water after each use and dry the outside to keep it clear. Avoid sudden shifts from very cold to very hot to protect the glass. Some pieces are dishwasher safe; check the product page. For flowering teas, a wide glass pot shows the display at its best.
The pieces here are made from borosilicate glass, which is designed to withstand boiling water and rapid temperature changes. Avoid placing a cold pot straight onto a high heat source or pouring boiling water into chilled glass.
No. Glass is neutral and does not absorb or transfer flavour, so each tea tastes as intended. This makes glass a good choice if you brew several different styles.
Some can, but it varies by item, so check the product page. Hand washing with hot water and drying the outside keeps glass clear and free of water marks.
A clear, wide pot lets you watch the bundle open as it steeps. Glass shows the shape and colour of the display, which is part of the appeal of flowering tea.
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