Review on 🍵 Hario Tea Pot Kyusu Maru 700ml by Andre Pendergrass

I really like this glass teapot, but it's a little smaller than I expected. It's enough for me, but I have a hard time imagining how small 300ml is. the size of the teapot should be 450 ml. Despite the fact that the colander is really beautiful and durable, small pieces of leaves and twigs sometimes get into the pot. But I like the design of the screen. It is made to wrap perfectly around a round metal bar. It is durable and easy to clean. This teapot is perfect for my glass bedside table. I also bought a small kettle that works great. The glass is thin but strong, and the design is simple, elegant and beautiful, reminiscent of Japanese tea products. It never gets too hot even when fully heated. This teapot makes a great charming gift. It's so beautiful and thin, yet tough enough to withstand everyday use. The pen is a good size for my small hand and fingers and the whole thing cleans up very quickly and easily. Just don't bang it on other dishes or anything else that might damage it. I wash it by hand, the water can also be heated in the microwave without a sieve. This teapot is perfect for multiple cups of tea and now I'm hooked! I bought a set of 2 large 18oz. double glass cups and I keep refilling them! That's cool. I especially like the Jasmine Earl Gray green tea leaves that I brew. Bergamot extracts are uplifting and give me mental clarity and energy. I definitely recommend this glass teapot, but buy it with a glass candle warmer! It's worth it. There's a little mess, a little leak and nothing to worry about. There are no major security issues as everything is well balanced and unreliable. Now I have tea parties alone every night and I love it! UPDATE: screen problem. There is a spot on the edge where small tea leaves get stuck. It's almost impossible to pull them out from under the metal rim. It's not a serious problem, but it just shows a flaw in its design. I have to wash and dry the screen with tiny leaves still stuck to the sides. This is annoying because it builds up little by little.