Teabloom Celebration Glass Teapot & Kettle, 27 oz, Infuser, 2 Blooming Teas

It’s my all time favorite teapot! I’ve received compliments on it too.

I absolutely love this beautiful tea set! The design is elegant, stylish, and adds such a lovely touch to any tea time. The glass teapot is not only beautiful to look at, but it also makes serving tea feel extra special. The matching glass cups are equally gorgeous and have a delicate, high-quality look. Everything feels well-made and perfect for enjoying a relaxing cup of tea, whether by yourself or with family and friends. It also makes a wonderful addition to any home and would be a beautiful gift for anyone who loves tea. Absolutely stunning, elegant, and practical — I couldn’t be happier with this purchase! Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Well, let me tell you, this Teabloom Stovetop & Microwave Safe Glass Teapot has been a delight in our household. I tend to think that tea is more than just a beverage; it's an art form, a ritual to be savored. When my wife received this as a birthday gift, she was absolutely thrilled, and I have to admit, I was quite impressed too. Now, I'm not a tea expert by any stretch, but even I could appreciate the craftsmanship and the thought that went into designing this 40 oz teapot with its removable loose tea glass infuser. It's not just a kettle or a tea maker; it's a 2-in-1 that seamlessly integrates into any tea lover's collection. It's the kind of purchase you make with confidence, knowing that it's going to be a staple in your daily routine, bringing a touch of elegance to every cup. I've noticed that the glass is of high quality and withstands stovetop heat and microwave use. The removable tea infuser is a genius addition, making it easy to steep your favorite loose-leaf teas to perfection. The blooming teas were a delightful surprise, adding a whimsical touch to our tea time. My wife enjoys the visual aspect of the tea unfurling in the water, which not only adds to the overall experience but also makes for a beautiful display. This teapot has brought a sense of calm and joy to our mornings, and for that, I'm genuinely grateful. It's not just a product; it's a thoughtful gift that keeps on giving, and I can't recommend it enough for anyone looking to upgrade their tea ritual.

Gorgeous tea pot. Fits perfect on my tea warmer. Easy to clean. I heat it up on our electric stove without any problem. I did not read instruction paper if this even comes with it but as per my experience with glass pots you don't want to heat them up too high to avoid breakage. I start with low and slowly increase up to medium low which is the number 4 dial on stove. Heat it up properly and it will last! Tea taste great with this pot and keeps all loose leaves and tiny pieces in the infuser. Smaller than what I'm looking for, but perfect for a small crowd. At 3/4 capacity it can fill at least five 6oz teacups.

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.

We got this for a gift for my mom, who loves to drink tea every day. It's very delicate glass, so not something to be tossed around obviously lol. It's really neat to watch the tea unfolding into a "bloom". I would buy it again. It seems to be a good product. Because the glass is thin, I would say it cools fairly quickly.

This tea was amazing and the pot was just as pictured. I will definitely buy from this company again and look at the other styles of the tea pots which are absolutely gorgeous.

This teapot is beautiful. Functional and elegant to display. It works well, and heats fast using a flat warming plate or disc under it on a gas stove. I wouldn't expose it directly to a gas stove flame. Obviously the glass handle and top cover get very hot, so be careful and use a pot holder or dish towel to lift and pour, and remove the top cover so it doesn't fall off and break when pouring.

I can't say enough good things about the Teabloom Borosilicate Glass Teapot, it's a game changer for tea lovers like my boss. Firstly, the design is simply beautiful. The clear borosilicate glass not only showcases the colors of the tea beautifully but also gives it a sophisticated appearance. The size is perfect for entertaining or personal use. The 40 oz (1.2 L) capacity is generous enough for multiple cups, making it ideal for hosting tea parties or simply enjoying several cups throughout the day. My only minor wrinkle is that the handle could be a tad larger for a more secure grip, especially when the teapot is full. However, with careful handling, this hasn't been a significant issue. Pros: Elegant design with clear borosilicate glass Perfect size for multiple servings Effortless pouring with drip free spout Removable glass infuser for loose-leaf teas Sturdy, heat-resistant, and versatile for stovetop/microwave use Easy to clean and dishwasher-safe Cons: Slightly small handle for a more secure grip when full Overall, I highly recommend this Teabloom teapot for yourself and as a gift. It's a beautiful, functional, and reliable tool for elevating your tea experience.

La tetera Teabloom es perfecta para preparar té de forma elegante y funcional. Su diseño de cristal es hermoso y permite ver el proceso de preparación. El infusor extraíble es muy práctico y fácil de limpiar. Además, es segura para usar tanto en el hornillo como en el microondas. Ideal para disfrutar del té con estilo. Muy recomendable!

TLDR: beautiful and functional design. So far, very durable. Pours like a dream - seriously, this is the best teapot I've ever owned. What a delightful little teapot. I wanted something all glass so I could see my loose leaf teas bloom, as well, to limit exposure to boiling water on plastics. I haven't tried it directly on the stove top, so I cannot attest to that claim. I pour already heated water into it over the leaves, as I have an electric kettle with a thermostat, so I can adjust the water temperature depending on the type of tea I am brewing. So far, performs as expected. It's not insulated, so the tea will cool off unless cozied. Be mindful when handling it, but the handle is large and feels quite sturdy, so my knuckles don't come into contact with the hot body when I'm moving it. The glass brewer has fine slits etched into the bottom, they are not sharp, though I haven't gone fingering them too much just in case. They do allow very small leave bits to pass through, but it's not a big nuisance. It pours so well, you can avoid most of the little leaves if you're really fussy, and just leave a little behind in the pot. I can't get over how well this thing pours. Most teapots I've used still drip a bit, despite my best efforts, but not this one. Pours like a champ. Just be sure to hold the lid on when you're getting towards the bottom. The size is great for me. I like brewing one pot and having a few cups slowly as I go about my business. I haven't filled it all the way to the top because the water starts going up the pour spout, because science, but it still holds a lot of liquid. It's plenty big enough for my boyfriend and I to have a couple cups each. It's helping me meet my hydration goals for the day as well, because I want to use it. It simultaneously feels study and yet delicate. I wouldn't handle it too roughly, though, it is glass after all. I only hand wash it. Do watch how you put the lid down when it's not on the teapot. The nice glass handle turns it into a top haha. It came with a few of their blooming tea balls, I haven't tried those yet so I cannot comment on them at this time. I don't usually come back to leave reviews, but this teapot has been such a joy since I got it a week ago, I had to.

Good quality ! Better to buy one expensive pot than multiple cheap ones .

Tea leaf infuser is bad only have hole from down which doesn’t do what a normal infuser must do