Glass Pitcher with Lid and Spout - Perfect for Serving Beverages

Danielle: This is such a great pitcher. Perfect for making iced tea. Just the right size the in-lid filter works great. Exactly what I was looking for. The one potential downside is the handle is glass and is somewhat thin. The pitcher is heavy when full and while I have had no issues so far, it feels like you should really use two hands when carrying to avoid breaking at the handle.

United States on Oct 25, 2023

Leanne Christina: This pitcher was perfect until it broke. Beware, the glass is fragile! Before it broke though, I enjoyed its large capacity and the strainer on top. It could even filter small tea leaves out! One day, I was making some ginger water and I stirred (maybe a little too aggressively?) and glass on the bottom corner cracked and created a hole. With a careful owner this product will last a while!

United States on Oct 02, 2023

madison: Great for the price. Will spill some when about 2in from full. Does pour very slowly but filters very well for loose leaf tea.

United States on Oct 01, 2023

Sam: I love everything about this pitcher! It can hold a lot and fits well in my fridge. One of my favorite things about it is that it can also go straight on my stove so I can heat it up to brew a big batch of tea. Do you want it sitting there boiling forever? No. Don’t do that. I get it hot enough to see some steam then pull it off the heat and I haven’t had any issues.

We love using it for lemonades and teas, and even herbal tea lemonades. I use this thing every single week and it has held up great!

United States on Sep 11, 2023

Catherine Faber: I got this pitcher to make iced tea in; I worry about pouring boiling hot water into plastic, and this pitcher was rated to take it. I was also hoping it would fit in the fridge.
Yes to both; I have been using it for a week to make iced tea with no problem. The glass it is made of seems a bit thin for this size of pitcher (it wouldn’t be thin for a drinking glass though, so) and I’ve been handling it gently, but had no problem. The lid is a bit weird—there’s a lower level with sort of a fine mesh filter arrangement, I suppose so that if the tea bag breaks it will filter the tea leaves out of your drink as you pour—but it seems to work fine, and anything caught in it appears to be fairly easy to get off again.
It fits in the fridge very compactly, on either the bottom level (tallest) or the top level (second tallest), making it convenient for everyday use, but at the same time has a very classic look that would fit in fine in a more formal situation.
I’m seriously considering getting a second to hold fruit juice or chilled water.

United States on Jul 26, 2023