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Borosilicate Glass Brewing Teapot Single Cup Tea Brewing System (with Glass Lid and Infuser) - 500ml
by HippoMart
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$21.00
SKU HPM-0129
This double-wall glass teapot has a 16-ounce capacity and can be used for cold or warm beverages.
The three in one design allow you to brew a cup of tea without other tools, just put loose leaf/ flower tea into the infuser and add some boiled water,then wait for a minute. A design that is practical and visually appealing makes this an exciting product for any home, restaurant or cafe.
Hand blown from borosilicate glass. The glass is a strong heat-resistant glass traditionally used to make scientific lab glass.
Stronger than traditional "soda-lime" glass, borosilicate can be used for everything from drink ware to cookware.
Small tip: There is a small hole in the bottom of the cup, which is the unique trace of the manual blowing process. Not a flaw.
Package include: One mug, one glass lid, one glass tea infuser and a safe box package.
The three in one design allow you to brew a cup of tea without other tools, just put loose leaf/ flower tea into the infuser and add some boiled water,then wait for a minute. A design that is practical and visually appealing makes this an exciting product for any home, restaurant or cafe.
Hand blown from borosilicate glass. The glass is a strong heat-resistant glass traditionally used to make scientific lab glass.
Stronger than traditional "soda-lime" glass, borosilicate can be used for everything from drink ware to cookware.
Small tip: There is a small hole in the bottom of the cup, which is the unique trace of the manual blowing process. Not a flaw.
Package include: One mug, one glass lid, one glass tea infuser and a safe box package.
