Large 15 fl oz Brushed Copper Turkish Coffee Pot, Cezve Ibrik Briki, Stovetop Greek Arabic Coffee Maker - 100% Handcrafted, Copper & Wooden Handle, Tin Lining (Copper, Serves 5-6)

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Very nice Czesva. Size is good for 1 or 2 cups. Requires adapter for induction stove

Cezve is made of high quality. The thick copper case with a wall thickness of 1.5 mm is made carefully and efficiently. The handle is securely attached. A good correct classical shape that allows you to get the optimal characteristics of the drink. Please note that the volume of 8 fl oz (236 ml) specified by the manufacturer is the volume if the water is poured to the very edge. The actual working volume of the pot is 6.8 fl oz (200 ml). The tinning inside is not done very neatly. The layer is not very smooth, with patches and small streaks. Specifically, in my copy, under a layer of tin, there is a small speck and some small debris that got inside during tinning and was filled with tin. This will not make the characteristics of the cezve significantly worse, but still I would like the manufacturer to work more carefully. It would also be very cool if the manufacturer also produced cezve in classic sizes of 85, 110 and 140 ml. I would be happy to buy such a cezve for one cup, but unfortunately, this manufacturer does not produce such options. In general, for its rather small money, this cezve seems to me to be very good. If you are not ready to spend €140-190 for a professional cezve, then this inexpensive option for €40 may be a good alternative for you.

I love these for warming up my extra 2 cups of percolator coffee. I don't want my pot plugged in for 8 hours, so I pour my cups to rewarm later on the stove in these, bought 2. One 15 oz size holds one of my mugs of coffee. These are BEAUTIFUL on my stove and on my draining board. No oven mitt needed, boils fast, wonderful spout for no drip or clean-up...these are just perfect and classy. Treat yourself!

This is a typical coffee pot like you see in Turkey or Greece. If you like this style of coffee, you will like this one. It only holds about 400 ml of fluid to the brim, so you do not get 2 big cups from it. I guess the main attraction of brass is that it works well when put in the sand as they do in Turkey. For a gas oven - I dont know how much difference this actually makes. It does not work for induction, of course, and although I tried it with an adapter, I just could not get water to boil in it, heat conductance too strong and it just dissipates, so the water inside did not boil. So it is for gas or hot plates only. Similar items in Turkey are about 3 times cheaper. Whether this is because of the import tax in UK or just because it is a "special" pot - I dont know. Kind of "spoil yourself" item. Or something for a present. My other, less fancy one, works just as well.