Our Zenshi Glassware range is as elegant as it is practical. Going through the motions of loose leaf tea brewing, can be very joyful and calming - especially if you have the right equipment. Being able to see the tea as it brews, is the great advantage of using glassware. By assessing the colour of the tea as it steeps, you will be able to brew the tea to the exact strength that meets your individual preference. This practical teapot has a very modern design and - with its flip-lid - it is very easy to use and quick to clean. It is great for making a quick pot of tea in the morning and work best with small and medium leaf teas such as Earl Grey or Rooibos. The teapot is made from mouth blown, heat-resistant and durable borosilicate glass. In addition to its multi-functionality, the teapot has a very modern and stylish design.
Details The tea pot is equipped with: A removable stainless steel infuser - suitable for all types of loose leaf teas Material - Borosilicate** Glass (heat resistant, light weight and strong) Function - Works well for any type of loose leaf tea. Can be used as a steeper for flowering teas by removing the glass infuser. Cleaning - Hand wash or place securely on the top shelf of your dishwasher Heating - Stovetop safe for gas and electric stoves on low to medium heat. Do not use on induction heat stoves! Not safe in Microwave due to metal parts. Size - 11cm H x 13cm W x 16cm L Capacity - The maximum teapot capacity is 900ml (3-4 cups of tea) Good for - This teapot is great for brewing tea for your family in the morning. It is very easy to use and quick to clean. It is also great for serving tea at office meetings. Packaging - Comes in a beautiful Tea Makers of London presentation Box, perfect for a gift.
Upkeep and usage If the ambient temperature in the kitchen is low, warming up the teapot before use will help the teapot last longer. This will also help the tea to steep more effectively as the water will not lose heat when poured into the teapot. The glass is less likely to break or shatter if you warm it up gradually. Once you have poured in the boiling water, avoid resting your teapot on cold surfaces. Instead, rest your teapot a trivet or kitchen towel.
**Borosilicate glass - Borosilicate glass is made mainly of silica (70-80%) and boric oxide (7-13%) with smaller amounts of the alkalis (sodium and potassium oxides) and aluminium oxide.
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