Hario Leaf Tea Pot with Stainless Steel Filter, 450ml

Good teapot, holds over 500 ml
So far, so good. It’s just a little bigger than I would like. I nearly always make 400 ml of tea at a time. It’s a big mug for one person or two smaller cups. I don’t need the extra volume.I really like the big filter. The tea leaves have room to spread out.I think preheating the pot makes for better tea. Ideally, the pot should be thicker, so it would be both less prone to breakage—I know it’s going to happen—and retain more heat.I’ve put it in the dishwasher. It fits in the top rack.

Great teapot. Hario was excellent products. Easy to use and clean
I own many Hario products. They are excellent quality. It’s a perfect size. It’s easy to clean too.

23 ounce glass teapot, great for brewing loose tea leaves, dishwasher safe
This is a small cute glass teapot. The glass is thick and sturdy enough for careful use, but don’t drop it. The instruction sheet inside the box is all in Japanese, but there are English instructions printed on the box itself (see photo). Do not put this pot on the stove (or even in the microwave). Boil your water in a kettle and pour it into the pot to brew and serve.The large steel filter lets your loose tea leaves expand and lets the hot water freely circulate around the tea leaves to optimize the flavor of the tea. The clear glass pot lets you see how dark the tea is getting to judge its strength (though I mostly use a timer instead of guessing). 700ml capacity is about 23 ounces or enough for medium sized tea mugs. The glass pot does not insulate, but Japanese-style teas usually brew in a minute or less, so your tea is still very hot after brewing.The box says dishwasher safe, but be careful since the glass isn’t super thick.

A Beautiful Tea Pot
This is a graceful all-glass teapot with a large mesh insert for loose tea. Add your loose tea (or bags for that matter) and pour in enough boiling water for up to four cups of tea and let it steep the desired amount before removing the mesh tea holder. We like ours strong, so usually don’t even remove the tea basket.The only thing wrong with this teapot is that the instructions are in Japanese. But then, it’s a teapot, so it really doesn’t matter. Boil the water in a tea kettle on the stove or in a large measuring cup in your microwave. (We like to use a Pyrex four-cup measuring cup in the microwave so we get don’t have to worry about getting the amount of water right after the fact.) Meanwhile, add a spoon of tea per cup plus one extra for the pot. When the water boils, pour. Let it steep. Enjoy.We love seeing the tea color so the clear glass is especially appealing to us. We go through a ridiculous amount of Harney & Sons Hot Cinnamon Spice Tea in the winter and being able to buy it loose really cuts down on the tea bill – for us, the pot pays for itself.This pretty pot would also make a nice gift. Recommended.

good for tea

安定していて、形状もお洒落で、テーブルに出しっぱなしでも良い感じ。大きい網の中で、茶葉がジャンピングしてしっかりと味わえます。