Review on 🍵 Stovetop Safe Teapot by Teabloom Kyoto by Edgar Rowe

I really like this kettle. I have several depending on what tea I use. I use cast iron - ceramic, porcelain, and this is the 2nd transparent glass. My 1st also has a clear glass brewer which I use to watch the jasmine beads open. They are all in the 16 ounce range or a little more. It was a debate on my part to get 24 or more ounces. I chose 24 ounces so I don't have to reheat anything for later in the day. I don't know where it is made but the quality is the same as my first high quality German glass. I really like this size and shape, which I appreciate; easy to clean. This was chosen for several reasons. 1 - I wanted one with a metal brewer so I didn't have to use a strainer over my mug. It serves that purpose and I was very surprised to find it was larger than I expected. I wanted one to be larger than my other teapots to allow the leaves to unfurl fully. Brilliant - simply brilliant, again in size in relation to the teapot. The packaging was very good. There is a Teabloom logo on the bottom of the kettle, but as far as I can see it's not a wand like many others. This is my second Teabloom purchase and I am impressed. I admit that I constantly look up products on Revain and elsewhere to compare. There was a product on Revain that featured larger tea sets (not this one) that a lot of people bought, but the reviews weren't that great. When I went to the real website that makes this product, that size wasn't there. So do your research, check the reviews, keep researching. With this teapot and my previous article, I give Teabloom a thumbs up.dk+