Rishi Tea Glass Pitcher (13.5-Ounces) with Infuser Basket
Our Combined Glass Pitcher With Infuser Basket Is Perfect For Preparing Both Teas And Herbals. Place The Brew Basket Inside The Pitcher And Spoon Loose Tea Into The Brew Basket. Pour Hot Water Over The Tea, Place The Cover On The Brew Basket, Steep, And Decant Into Your Drinking Cups. (Not To Be Used On
Our Combined Glass Pitcher With Infuser Basket Is Perfect For Preparing Both Teas And Herbals. Place The Brew Basket Inside The Pitcher And Spoon Loose Tea Into The Brew Basket. Pour Hot Water Over The Tea, Place The Cover On The Brew Basket, Steep, And Decant Into Your Drinking Cups. (Not To Be Used On A Stovetop)
Product Features
- Combined product, can be used together or separate as sharing pitcher and standard brew basket for mug or teapot.
- Convenient basket sits in lid after brewing.
- Enjoy the benefits of glass while brewing.
- 3.5″H X 3.5″W
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Great small pot of tea for two. My granddaughter Rachel LeeAnn Hartley and I just used the Rishi Tea Glass Pitcher for two cups of the finest brewed tea. Rachel says it is the perfect small pot for sharing tea for two or just a cup by yourself. Rachel indicates that the size is just right — not too big and not too small. The pot has a lid to keep all the heat in as the tea steeps. Clean-up is a breeze. The tea basket is easy to use and the leftover tea comes right out either to put on the counter for later use or to…
Like 2 products in 1 The glass pitcher is just the right size for two small cups or one large cup of tea. It’s size and shape are quaint with a wide opening to make pouring hot water easy and the tiny spout is shaped well that the tea doesn’t spill all over the place. It’s also small enough to go on a cup warmer if you want to pour the first cup and leave the rest warm for a second cup.The infuser basket has a very fine mesh to keep most particles from teas with dried fruits in the basket (although…
Fun! This is my first teapot and when I purchased it, I didn’t realize it wasn’t one I could heat on the stove (I’m a tea novice) so I had to go out and buy an actual tea kettle to heat my water. It’s so convenient to be able to put the tea in the strainer, pour the water through and then let it just steep. I can then take out the strainer and put it in the fridge to use the leaves for a second brew. It’s pretty small – for me it’s a one-serving (12.5 oz) but I’d definitely recommend it. I’m going…