Adagio Teas ingenuiTEA Iced Tea Teapot,clear,28 oz

No more bits of tea at the bottom of your tea! Fantastic product!! Could not recommend this more. Strains tea very well, easy to clean, does not leak out without pressing the bottom as intended. The only possible negative is dumping tea into garbage is difficult without water -- the leaves stick to the inside of the cup. Minor inconvenience. I show this to a lot of people, and everyone loves it!

I've had brewers like this in the past of a different brand, but the tea shop that was near me closed. :( So I turned online, and recognized the Adagio brand as a tea that I enjoy quite a bit! Pros: Once and for all, because this was a major holdup of mine before I purchased this strainer based on other reviews, the filter at the bottom of the brewer IS removable. That's a game-changer. This will brew a BIG BAD BOY cup of tea. The reason these style of brewers are so wonderful is that there's all this space for the tea leaves to unfurl and get exposed to the water, and it develops the tea's flavor so much more fully than if it were loaded into, say, stainless steel reusable tea bags for example. The tea taste better and you can't put a price on that: it'll enhance any brand of loose leaf tea. Cons: At first, I thought other reviewers were right and I could NOT get that filter down at the bottom of the brewer to come out. I thought "great, that ruined this product for me." I filled it with boiling water to sterilize it before use, and after my first cup of tea out of this brewer I started to clean it out without taking the filter out. It was a hassle and I was already seeing a 2-star review in my future. But after some scrubbing I realized that the filter was beginning to rock back and forth a bit: it took a much more firm hand than I was ready to use, but with a little elbow grease I saw that the filter pops straight up and out! It's simply a very snug fit, and I think the hot water expanded the plastic enough for me to take the filter out much more easily. If you are having trouble removing this filter, fill the brewer with hot water and wait 5 minutes. Dump the water and pull on that little stick that is poking up through the middle of the brewer: rock it back and forth, pull the dickens out of it. It does pop out, I promise, and after that first removal it'll be easier to take out to clean. :) I'd buy this brewer again for certain. The only reason I hesitated was because of the filter: but now that I know it's removable it's a total win-win

This is one of the most amazing things I've ever used. Period. It's incredibly simple, but so, so, SO useful. Truly. (I opted to purchase it on Amazon over Adagio for the shipping.) This can also be used for hot tea, not just iced! It's so easy to put the tea in, boil water, pour the water in, and let it steep. It's how it should be. It's like that with any tea maker, but it's so much easier with this one. Compared to the old infuser that I used to use, this is a lifesaver. When my tea finishes steeping, I just have to pick up the infuser, place it on top of the mug, and let it empty. That's it. Fine bits of tea rarely, if ever, get through, and it's so much easier than having to pour. (I don't need to worry about burning myself, or tea somehow pouring down the side.) I use glass beer steins from Ikea for my tea (glass doesn't stain, and my girlfriend hates stains on mugs), and this fills up about one full one, and one half one. Depending on how many mugs / glasses you're filling, the tea might taste a little different, so what I do is fill up one glass with 1/3 of the tea, the other with 1/3, and fill up the first with the other 1/3. (It balances out the flavor.) Cons- (they're mild to me, but they might have a bigger impact on someone else) -The stopper sometimes leaks, but it's only a drop or two, and only after I take it off the top of a mug, which is totally understandable. (Just a warning to anyone who really, really hates droplets.) -It can be a little difficult to clean, mostly depending on how fine your tea is. I'm able to get everything out by dumping it into the trash, and then rinsing it a few times. -It's plastic, so remember that it might begin to stain over time.

This teapot is so dang convenient, as well as easy to clean. Works so well, I've given two as gifts.

Very very nice product👍👍👍👍👍

This Gravity kettle is a must for all those who view serving tea as an art. Watch the tea leaves diffuse taste and then just simply place the Teapot on the cup to see the tea in the cup.

A n'en pas douter il y a quelques choses de satisfaisant dans le fonctionnement de cette théière. Deux petits bémols le prix excessif et le fait qu'il soit entièrement en plastique et non en verre.

Lovely loose tea infuser and a great gift This made a really nice Christmas present for my mum and she’s been using it regularly ever since. It’s a simple but well thought out design that makes brewing loose leaf tea very easy, with no mess and no bits ending up in the cup. You just add the tea, let it brew, then place it over the mug and it pours cleanly, which feels much easier than fiddling with tea balls or bags. The tea tastes great compared with other quick infusers we’ve tried, with the leaves given enough room to expand and release flavour properly. It holds the heat reasonably well too, so you’re not drinking lukewarm tea within minutes, and I’ve not noticed any leakage when pouring as long as you follow the simple tilt-and-pour process. The build quality feels good for everyday use and it’s easy to rinse out after each brew, so it doesn’t feel like a chore to keep clean. Overall it’s been a successful gift and a handy little brewer for anyone who enjoys loose leaf tea.

Perfect for two cups of tea. Works like a charm. Durable, efficient and a delight to use. Makes a great cup of tea. What else can one expect from a tea brewer except having someone else prepare it for me but then I wouldn't have the pleasure of using my favouritie tea maker.