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Product Description
Bright and friendly! Start your morning tea!
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Choose pro-grade porcelain
Ideal for any tea, a porcelain teapot preserves flavors without interference. Quick heating maintains a consistent temperature, ensuring leaves release flavors evenly for a delightful tea experience.
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Porcelain minimizes heat loss
Porcelain's slower cooling, compared to glass or metal, is particularly beneficial for robust teas like darker oolongs and black teas like breakfast teas, enhancing their deep, rich taste.
With the right equipment, loose-leaf tea can be as simple and easy as a teabag – to make and even to clear up. The teapot can also change how your tea tastes.
Matching the volume means that the infusion will be full and balanced
If you only need to prepare one or two cups of tea at a time (as most people do), the 27oz teapot is for you. On the other hand, if you enjoy sharing tea with your family or friends on a regular basis, the 40oz teapot is also preferable for a tea party.
Intercepts tea leaf debris for a delicate taste
Securely stays in place, the newly upgraded removable stainless steel tea infuser won't fall out, even when tilted.
How to make “delicious tea”
MAKE “REAL” TEA
- Boil the water, prepare the tea, and Sweese the teapot while you wait. Preheat your teapot and teacups. By warming the cups in this way, the water temperature will be more consistent.
- Add the tea leaves or tea bags to the tea infuser pot.
- Add hot water, cover. And allow the tea to steep.
- Different teas take well to different infusing times. Experiment to find your ideal time, It's a fun exploratory process.
- Pour the steaming tea into the Sweese cup and enjoy it. Tea-time is an opportunity to relax.
JUDE
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
I'm enjoying my teapot. I like loose tea and this is perfect. Makes 2 mugs, just right for me in the evening.
Kris A
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2024
This was to be a gift, but after a mishap with an other company, I returned to Sweese. I had gotten a larger pot a few years back & we've really liked it. I have quite a few friends & neighbors who drink tea & was planning on gifting this. But after opening it & checking it to make sure it was intact, I had to keep it. I will be buying more to replace the gift that didn't quite happen, but these are truly some of the best teapots I've owned. The lid doesn't always fit snuggly, but for the price? Great value. I like the fact that the lid & pot are ceramic. The tea filter is versatile, & easy to use with the handles. No burned fingers. 27 oz size is perfect for two people. These will make wonderful gifts!
DebV
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024
Absolutely love this teapot! Bought one for myself in blue and one for my sister in white and we both love them. Just big enough to make 2 full mugs of tea. I really appreciate the design of the infuser basket and how nicely it sits in the pot and the nice flat handle to make it easy to remove but doesn't get in the way and the lit closes and seals nice and secure so you can pour the tea without having to hold onto the top so it won't come off because it won't, it seals securely. No drips or leaks when I pour it. Easy to clean up. I like to wrap it up with an old crocheted washcloth to keep it warmer while it steeps. It is pure perfection, look no further for your next teapot, this is the one!
Shyam
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2024
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2024
This teapot is cute and mostly functional. I liked this because it had the option to use the loose leaf tea strainer, but the frustrating part is the teapot lid only sits snugly on the teapot if the strainer is in place. So if you’re brewing loose leaf tea, you have to take the strainer out, rinse out all the tea leaves, and put it back in so the lid stays on. Ideally, it’d be nice if you could just take the strainer out and use the teapot normally.
Sasha G
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2024
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Reviewed in India on January 17, 2024
It is broken. It is damaged when I received it. I want replacement or refund. The order delivery was delayed and it took 20 days to reach the product and that too damaged. I am so sad.
RP
Reviewed in Canada on November 29, 2022
Keeps tea hot!
Carlo A.
Reviewed in Singapore on January 13, 2021
Good quality ceramic
mighty max
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2021
It’s a nice little teapot that’s exactly what I was looking for to make tea. I just got it today and it was easy to clean. The metal steeper is good quality so I’m assuming this will suit me fine. The size is good because I’ll mostly be making tea for myself, though it will have enough room for a few guests as well.I will update this review after some usage.*update*2 days of using it and its great. The included infuser is even better than I expected. There have been 0 tiny tea granules able to slip past the infuser. I'm using loose tea leaves. It stays warm for long enough for me to enjoy 2 cups of tea. I bring the teapot to my desk and refill as needed. However, the lid in the description says that the plastic gasket keeps the lid on tight... It does fit better when you have the metal infuser in the pot. When you take the infuser out (which you should do after 5-10 mins so your tea isn't bitter) the lid is very loose and you have to place it on top, so make sure to hold on to it when pouring. That isn't a deal breaker for me and its doing just fine, I like it.
Jack Neal
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2020
This teapot seems sturdy and well made. Everything arrived without damage and it has a nice asthetic. However, there are three things about it that I don't like:1: when a full pot of tea is brewed (I usually make about 800 ml of tea for this, which gives me a little space to not overfill the pot), the teapot always leaks when I pour it out. Every time. The amount that leaks down the pot and ends up on the counter is about like what would spill if you poured the tea on the counter for half a second, so not an insignificant amount. To me, this is a serious design flaw and is unacceptable in any tea pot. Once the tea gets down to about half capacity in the pot though, it stops spilling.2: The infuser doesn't reach down into the pot as low as I would like. Lots of the teas I make expand as they are brewed, and this means that I can't brew anything in this teapot any amount of tea below 600 ml (3/4 capacity). When the pot is filled only 400 ml full (half capacity or one large cup), a little less than 1 inch of the infuser tray is actually submerged in water. Therefore, the tea in the infuser doesn't get the chance to spread out in the water and brew properly. I don't know why the manufacturer decided to not make an infuser that would get reasonably close to the bottom of the pot, but I can't make just one cup's worth of tea in this. Another design flaw.3: This flaw is not as important as the others, but is mildly annoying. The tea pot lid fits perfectly into the infuser tray (awesome!), but the infuser tray rattles around a little when it is in the teapot (not a perfect fit). And when just the ceramic lid is on the pot without the infuser, it does not fit snugly or nicely on the pot itself. Not that big of a deal, but this is what ends up happening for me: I brew my tea with infuser and lid on for X amount of time, then after the brew is done, go to take the infuser out and put the lid back on the teapot to keep it warm. Then, when I pour the tea in the cup, I have to hold the ceramic lid on with one hand while I pour so that it won't fall off. I would have liked to be able to pour tea with just one hand. It's a minor gripe, and it might be hard to design a lid that fits in both the infuser and on the teapot snugly, but I don't think it would be impossible. If nothing else, I would want it to fit worse in the infuser if it could fit more snugly in the pot--because I never pour tea out while the tea is still brewing. If I did that, then the tea that would be left in the pot would keep brewing and taste super strong later.If these things don't bother you, definitely purchase this pot. But I would probably choose something else in hindsight.
B. M. Skiljan
Reviewed in Australia on November 21, 2019
Great porcelain teapot - beautiful colour which suits my kitchen. Made a great cup of tea - had decided that using tea bags was not the way to go and this fits the bill perfectly.
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