🍹 Artcome 60 Ounces Glass Iced Tea Pitcher: Stainless Steel Strainer Lid, Hot/Cold Water Jug, Juice Beverage Carafe Review

I love this pitcher, now I have 3 of them, one for tea, orange juice and lemonade. They seem flimsy but I haven't broken any of them yet, that says a lot about the quality because I'm hard on everything lol. They are simple but look so pretty filled with juices or tea. I love her!

This jug is perfect for concentrated juices. It's very modern, simple and functional as it doesn't take up unnecessary space in your fridge. I've had it for a while now and it seems to be holding up as well. I can't imagine anyone being disappointed.

First of all this is a good jug and just what I was looking for. Unfortunately it arrived damaged (the handle at the top where it touches the jug is broken). However, Artcome gets an A for customer service. All they had to do was simply email them a picture of the damage; I received a prompt response and a new jug was dispatched and received within two days. The second pot arrived undamaged and I am very happy with my purchase.

This is very fragile glass, not a glass like material. You must be very careful when wearing, storing and washing this product. I mean VERY VERY delicate. This is not the jar you can confidently carry around, especially if you have children or pets. At the slightest impact / high temperature, it will crack and break. . Not recommended. A NOTICE. Last time, Revain censored my review. Let's see if that warns other buyers.

Bought to pour lemon water for lunch or dinner and use it for the main table. Looks great and the quality of the glass is amazing. The lid is made of stainless steel and looks very elegant. We are very satisfied and have received good reviews from friends and family. I definitely recommend this product. Delivery and case were very good. It arrived quickly and the box looks like a fancy expensive pitcher. It would make a great gift for the upcoming holidays and is amazing value for money.

I ordered two of these. We were very surprised at how thin and light these jugs are. We've been using it for a few weeks now and are very happy with it. The only thing we don't like is the way they pour. Sometimes we remove the lid to pour, so that there is no mush. I usually brew tea in it by pouring boiling water straight into the pot after warming it up with hot tap water. I confess I'm always nervous when I do this because the glass is so thin, but so far so good. Very easy to clean.

Small but powerful (still). It looks smaller than I expected (60 ounces instead of 65) but actually fits better in the fridge. I tried making iced tea with a pitcher full of ice and it worked, I tried pouring boiling water in it and putting it in the fridge to cool. And so far so good. I'm still testing it, I'm afraid the glass might break, but not yet. If so, I will update my review. As others have said, the lid could have been better. UPDATE: I've made several pots of tea since it arrived in…

I ordered two of these. We were very surprised at how thin and light these jugs are. We've been using it for a few weeks now and are very happy with it. The only thing we don't like is the way they pour. Sometimes we remove the lid to pour, so that there is no mush. I usually brew tea in it by pouring boiling water straight into the pot after warming it up with hot tap water. I confess I'm always nervous when I do this because the glass is so thin, but so far so good. Very easy to clean.

I bought this pot for my wife's iced tea. She doesn't like tea in plastic pots because the tea spoils and takes on a strange taste after a few days. She also wanted a glass jar with a lid, and this one has a nice rubberized lid for a snug fit with no spills/leaks. She said this jug was much better but the handle felt too flimsy like it would break just by carrying it by the handle. I carry it with one hand on the handle and the other on the bottom of the pot. But with this coronavirus pandemic…

I have waited 3 1/2 months to review this item as durability was the most important factor for me. I've been making iced tea in this pitcher once or twice a week since I've had it. I was very tired of brewing tea in a container and pouring it into a pitcher. Why remove an extra element, right? I did a lot of research before making this purchase. I still don't heat it directly in the stove (I heat water in a kettle before pouring it into tea bags in a pot). Although the description says it can…