Aurora Tea Infuser Teekanne (650 ml)

My husband's glass teapot's plastic top had begun to disintegrate and, anyway, I never liked the design. When I saw this glass teapot on the Vine listings, I knew it was the one that would satisfy both of us. We tend to make tea the Russian way: A very intense infusion in a small pot so that each person can choose how strong they want their tea and fill the rest of the cup with hot water. A glass teapot is ideal so that the strength of the infusion can be judged. This pot is absolutely perfect for that. The fretwork in the infuser allows water to flow freely between the tea and the rest of the pot. With a glass infuser there are usually just cut slots and tea leaves sometimes get stuck in them; there is no such problem with this infuser. What bits of tea leaves that do get through the filter are usually no bigger than those you would get with the premium nylon bagged teas. The pattern on the infuser is very charming and the brass metal matches perfectly with the very special Chinese brass tea implements that we have. The finish is more of a bright brushed brass. It makes for a harmonious tea table. You can also use the teapot without the infuser; the top fits the teapot alone just fine.

One particular thing I would like to point out is that this teapot is quite remarkable in how exquisite the sensation of pouring tea is from it. If you have ever used a waterfall faucet and enjoyed it much more than a regular faucet, you might appreciate the difference between this teapot's pour and others'. The laminar flow produced by this spout is delightful—and also prevents drips!

Love this tea pot. It's gorgeous and sleek.
Easy to clean and a good size for 1-2 people. It is dishwasher and stove safe. The handle is sturdy as well.
Overall, I recommend!
Thanks for reading my review and I hope you found it helpful.

The minute saw this exquisite teapot, I had to have it. I ordered it in the gold finish. Tea is one of my favorite indulgences and watching tea steep is very calming. I enjoy loose, bagged, herbal, and blooming tea combinations and they all work in this gorgeous pot. I enjoy them all, but red rooibos is a favorite. It looks beautiful as its rich color fills the clear teapot. I haven't found any loose tea threads in my tea; they stay in the infuser. Since loose tea is less expensive than the bags, I'll save money using this finely meshed infuser.

One thing that isn't clear from the description is that the infuser has a very fine mesh on the bottom, as well as the sides. I've tried to take a photo of the bottom of the infuser so you can see it too.
The teapot is smaller than I pictured in my head but makes three generous cups of tea per use. I'm drinking more green and herbal teas because of the ease of making tea. I was also impressed by the careful way the teapot was packed and transported.

I originally thought it would be 3-4 cups size, and was surprised that it's basically an individual size. Having said that, I enjoyed sitting in the backyard having a nice cup of tea, using this infuser :)

I loved this Tea pot because it is made for making tea and herbs that are good for the body with a strainer carved with flowers that lifts from its place and is easily cleaned, the glass of the jug is good heat resistance
It is very elegant in its design, but it is very small. It does not accommodate more than a few small glasses, which means that it is only enough for two people, but when I have guests, I cannot use it because it does not have a large capacity
It handles heat well, even in the microwave, over the stove
It is also important that it is made of wonderful materials that do not rust, and this is very important.