🍵 Hario Tea Pot Kyusu Maru 700ml Review

This is really good value for money. When brewing tea the standard Western way (one teaspoon per cup plus one per kettle) it's nice to be able to easily remove the infuser from the kettle when the tea is boiling perfectly. This teapot pretty much makes three cups of tea. Incidentally, the best way to measure tea is on a kitchen scale: 3 grams of tea per 8 ounces of water – or 9 grams for this teapot. This works better than measuring by volume, as some high-quality teas have large leaves that…

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…

I now have 4 teapots including a tetsubin (cast iron teapot) but I wanted something for everyday use. I couldn't resist ordering this HARIO teapot, although I'm happy with the VIVREAL glass teapot I bought over a year ago and I'm glad I did. Hario is better, but only for small reasons. Although Vivreal is no longer available, Revain has many brands of the same glass teapot in 450ml and 700ml sizes such as Pluiesoleil, Tmost, Obor, Beyonda and Luxtea. Pros and Similarities: Both are good for 2-3