🥤 Pratico Kitchen QuickPour Water Pitcher: Airtight Pitcher for Juice and Beverages - Made in Japan, 2.3 qt, 73 oz, Black Review

I don't usually do product reviews but after an unfortunate incident with a glass jug I was looking for a jug like this. It is well made as the jug is made of durable material which makes it very durable. It has withstood use with hot liquids as advertised and seals well when I put it on its side to fit my tiny New York fridge. It holds a large amount of liquid and is very easy to clean because the jug's mouth is wide. I bought two and would have no hesitation in recommending this pitcher to…

I LOVE this jug. I am 70 years old and live in the south. I suddenly decided I needed a pitcher to pour tea into and then pop it straight into the fridge. I've looked everywhere, in big stores and on the internet. Friends and family just stared at me blankly as I described what I was looking for. It was then that I noticed this wonderful pitcher on Revain. I discussed a week or two before ordering it. I have a steady income and it was kind of a waste. It just arrived and I couldn't be happier…

I am very impressed with the quality of this jug! I'm also quite impressed with the ladies at Pratico who recently responded to my spout knot concerns. The jug works great and closes securely so nothing spills. It fits in the fridge door or on the top shelf and is very easy to use. It is very easy to remove and assemble the spout for cleaning. The spout is very easy to put on and take off and put back on easily and securely. It's nice to find such a quality item. And it is very helpful for…

I spent sooo much time reading pitcher reviews to find a sealed pitcher with a leak proof lid. There is not much! Tons of pretty pitchers to choose from but I wanted them to be airtight to hold the flavor of my herbal iced tea and not soak up the others. I also wanted, more importantly, to be able to shake the container before serving each time. The last jug I used required me to remove the lid and stir every time I wanted to pour a glass. I walked past this jug several times because it didn't…

I bought this jug to make lemonade in. I'm a bit surprised at how thin the plastic is. Seems very thin. So much so that I would be afraid to pour hot coffee or tea into it. I also planned to make iced tea and iced coffee in it. I would also like instructions on how to disassemble and reassemble the handle of the device. It does what it says on the tin, easy to open and pour with one hand. The pitcher goes well with lemonade so I'm sticking with this and other drinks that get cold in the pitcher