Cold Brew Tea Pitcher, Cold Brew Coffee Maker – 37 Fl Oz BPA-Free PP Pitcher with Durable Mesh Filter, Leak-Proof Cap, Comfortable Handle – Perfect for Fridge Side Door Storage & Ice Drinks

Perfect for iced tea or coffee
My wife enjoys her specialty teas as an iced tea rather than a hot variety but doesn’t need to make a large amount each time. This pitcher at 37oz is just the right size and the handle will fit the smallest or largest hands around with comfort.Made of a durable plastic with a screw on lid and a filter to hold your tea leaves/coffee beans. This is a solid little pitcher! The size allows for this to fit on the door shelves with ease and in our fridge, the bottom or middle glass shelves.The insert filter is several inches long/wide and has a mesh fabric covering to prevent leaves/grounds from entering the liquid. The insert fits nicely centered in the pitcher and allows for the liquid to absorb the contents with ease. The lid for the insert screws on so there’s no worrying about it falling off or the contents floating out into the liquid. Once the steeping is completed, the insert can be lifted right out and allowed to drain before disposing of its contents.The only area we had minor difficulty with is the lid for the pitcher itself. This too is a screw on lid but must be lined up properly for it to come to a stop in the right position. On ours we found this to be with the spout position on the lid facing to 9 o’clock on the pitcher (with the pitchers front facing towards yourself) and rotating clockwise until in position. Doing this allowed the lid to align and stop in the correct spot and once secured tightly should mean nothing will spill from the pitcher.A nice thing to have for those who prefer to make their iced tea freshly or like to have cold brew coffee. The price especially makes this an attractive option.

Ice tea maker
Not as happy with the product as I felt, I would be

Hard to clean
Due to the way the lip is on the pitcher, coffee grounds still tend to get stuck in that location, making it hard to clean properly. I’m not a fan of the filter. The bottom of the filter is solid plastic, so the water/coffee doesn’t filter through that area, and liquid just sits in that area when you pull it out. I ended up using a different filter from a different cold brew pitcher that was broken. That filter works better for me. I wish both filters had a top though. You have to remove the filter filled with coffee grounds before pouring out the coffee, or you end up with the grounds in your cup if you forget. I do like that it’s a sturdy plastic pitcher though. (Especially after I broke my previous glass pitcher.)

Perfect for a ‘me’ party — party of one!
The almagic cold brewer is 36oz — so much smaller than the Takeya cold brew pitcher you’ve seen maybe at Costco. This makes enough tea or coffee for about 1-3 servings (depending on how big your tumblers are).It’s very pretty with its tapered base — the handle is nice. I like that the filter drops down into the opening (it sits inside the opening) — the lid screws on a bit awkwardly.I had my spouse try it since he’s more technically literate than myself (he opens the pickle jars after all!) and he got it on the first go but then, the second time he had the same issue I had with getting the threads to align correctly — then it was on backward (with the spout facing the opposite direction). The other thing is opening the lid it while there’s liquid in it. Perhaps there’s a learning curve here but perhaps there shouldn’t be. It’s only a lid after all.As far as brewing — don’t toss the box away! The directions are on the side of the box — not that side — the other one… (making a joke here). Maybe take a photo of it and save it to your favorites?But seriously — you want to make sure the ratio is right. It makes 36 ounces after all, NOT 2 quarts. Steep 6-12 hours in the fridge (maybe make it at dinner time for the next day?) and you’re ready to go! The taste of the brew depends on you and how you make it.