Teabloom Heatproof Borosilicate Glass Teapot (34 OZ) with Removable Loose Tea Glass Infuser – Includes 2 Blooming Teas – 2-in-1 Tea Maker – Tea Purist's Choice

I LOVE my tea pot!! I waited a few months to review. I heat my teapot up in the microwave (never had a problem, a crack or anything wrong). I heat it up for 5 mins every day and it is great! In terms of size, you can get about 2 completely full to the brim coffee cups of tea and about another half a coffee cup. So it is a great size for one or two people if you only drink one cup. The water flow is great, very elegant pour. It is very fragile, but I broke my teapot within the first month and they OVERNIGHTED me a new teapot. They are AMAZING for that!!! Great staff and team. They do NOT mess around with you on your warranty. I will definitely be buying from this brand again! Incredibly consumer friendly.

First of all, I wanted to express my gratitude to the company MD Mr. J for his swift response and making the replacement success.The product is stylish, value for money, and size is more than enough for a family. The infuser’s tea capacity can accommodate at least four good cups.As I witnessed from first hand that the company deserves more and should be example to the other sellers/companies.Thank you once again. I love the product and the customer care. 5/5.

This glass teapot is absolutely lovely! It’s perfect for blooming teas and looks so elegant on the counter. The handle doesn’t get hot, the lid fits well, and it pours smoothly. I love using it for a peaceful tea moment — highly recommend!

I was most interested in this product as a way to brew loose-leaf tea using an infuser (so it's easier to remove the tea leaves compared to just dumping them loose in the pot) but not using a metal infuser, as I find it stains over time and am concerned about the interaction of the tea with metal. I was really happy to see there was a product with an innovative glass infuser!It mostly works...but it could be better. The water drains from the infuser through some laser-cut thin vertical channels at the bottom of the infuser. This works, but some tea leaves get stuck in these channels and it can take a lot of work to dislodge them. I would like the manufacturer to experiment with laser-drilled holes that are smaller than the vertical channels, comparable to metal infusers, making it harder for tea leaves to get stuck in there.The vertical channels are also wide enough to allow some fine tea bits to get out of the infuser and into the tea, so I find I still have to pour the tea through a fine-mesh strainer to prevent these from getting into my cup.Overall, the glass used in this kettle is a bit thin for my liking, and it feels like it's going to be easy to break so I have to be super-careful with it. I'm not going to put it on a stove (in theory you can, if you're careful with the heat, size of the flame, etc.) but I'd much rather just use an electric kettle with thermostat to get the water to the right temperature and just use the kettle for brewing.My final (minor) complaint is that the glass infuser is not wide enough at the bottom, such that if you don't fill the kettle with water (as I don't, only making ~16oz. of tea at a time) then when the tea leaves absorb water and expand up in the infuser, the water level can actually be below the top of the tea leaves in the infuser (for some types of tea). This means that some of the tea leaves at the top of the infuser are not actually in contact with water during much of the steeping process. I either have to add more tea to the kettle than I want (which dilutes the tea), or swirl and tilt the kettle around during the steeping process to try to get those tea leaves to contact water. Not sure what a good solution to this would be, other than a wider infuser.

This teapot is beautiful and very well designed. The handle is well-balanced making it easy to pour; the spout does not drip. The blooming teas are very well displayed when brewed and the loose teas that I have used worked well in the infuser leaving very little residue in the bottom of the pot. I heat the water in my Keurig coffeemaker and add it to the pot. I purchased two tea cups which I reviewed elsewhere.

I usually don’t write reviews but this tea pot was packaged very well and they included an adorable flowering tea to try. Very thoughtful detail and the pot is lovely. Just what I was looking for to brew my loose leaf teas. Buy it. It’s a good one

Cute for a gift. Tea pot comes with tea and 2 flowers. Does not include the cups