Teapots with Infuser

Our teapots with infusers let you brew loose leaf tea the easy way. Each pot has a built-in strainer, so you get a full-flavored cup without any fuss. Granny's tip: look for the borosilicate glass ones if you like to watch your tea steep.

  • Borosilicate glass
  • Stainless steel infusers
  • 4 sizes
  • Dishwasher safe
  • ✓ Built-in infuser means no extra gadgets to lose or clean.
  • ✓ Borosilicate glass resists thermal shock, so it won't crack with boiling water.
  • ✓ Stainless steel filters are rust-proof and won't affect the taste of your tea.
  • ✓ Multiple sizes from 20 oz to 2 liters, perfect for solo cups or family gatherings.

Glass Teapots with Infuser for Every Tea Lover

Whether you're brewing a single cup or a whole pot for company, our glass teapots with built-in infusers have you covered. The clear borosilicate glass lets you see the color of your tea as it steeps, so you know exactly when it's ready. And with four sizes to choose from, you can pick the one that fits your daily tea habit.

Stainless Steel Teapots with Built-In Filter for Durability

If you're looking for something that can take a few bumps, our stainless steel teapots with built-in filters are a great choice. They're sturdy, keep tea hot longer, and the filter catches every leaf. Available in 1.2, 1.5, and 2 liters, these pots are perfect for big batches of iced tea or a crowd.

How to Choose the Right Size Teapot with Infuser

Think about how many cups you usually brew. A 20 oz pot is great for one or two cups. The 650 ml and 950 ml sizes are good for a couple of people. And if you're serving a group, go for the 1.2 liter or larger. Remember, the infuser takes up a little room, so the actual tea capacity is slightly less than the full volume.

Material Capacity Care
Borosilicate glass 20 oz (591 ml) Dishwasher safe; hand wash lid
Borosilicate glass 650 ml, 950 ml, 1300 ml Dishwasher safe; rinse infuser
Stainless steel 1.2 L, 1.5 L, 2 L Hand wash recommended

Frequently asked questions

Can I use these teapots on the stove?

No, our glass and stainless steel teapots are for steeping only, not for heating on the stove. Boil water separately and then pour it into the pot.

How do I clean the infuser?

Most infusers are removable and can be rinsed under running water. For stubborn tea stains, soak in a mixture of baking soda and water, then scrub gently.

Will the glass crack with boiling water?

Our borosilicate glass is designed to handle boiling water without cracking, but avoid sudden temperature changes, like placing a hot pot on a cold surface.

What size should I get for one person?

A 20 oz (591 ml) teapot is perfect for one or two cups. If you drink a lot of tea, consider the 650 ml size.

Is the stainless steel filter fine enough for loose leaf tea?

Yes, the mesh is fine enough to catch most tea leaves, but very fine particles like rooibos may still pass through. For those, you can use a paper filter or let the tea settle.