We love clear glass teaware for its environmental and health benefits, but mostly for how beautiful it looks when serving our certified organic tea. Our range covers teapots, infusers, warmers, kettles and hand-crafted brass, in borosilicate glass and food-grade stainless steel.
Durable Glass Stove Top Kettle made of heat resistant borosilicate glass - stove, microwave and dishwasher safe.
400ml T42 Glass Teapot from Germany with glass infuser. Brews 2 cups. Also available with Warmer Setup.
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1.2L Glass Teapot with Infuser. Made of highly durable borosilicate glass. Can be combined with Tea Warmer.
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The Hudson Glass Teapot (2.5L) includes a stainless steel infuser & lid and is perfect when having guests over.
Copper chai pot and milk warmer with a brass handle for healthful, traditional home preparation of hot drinks. A new shipment of Chai Pots is arriving in time for the Christmas season! If you preorder one, we’ll be in touch to see whether you’d like to secure one of our imperfect Chai Pots currently in stock, or if you’d prefer to wait for the new shipment. If your order includes other items, we can arrange to send these ahead of the Chai Pot for an additional shipping cost.
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Stainless Steel Teapot Warmers (17cm & 12cm) use a candle to heat your teapot and keep it warm for hours.
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Pure brass tea strainers hand-crafted to help you prepare a nourishing and mindful cup of tea
Handmade brass spoon, a stylish kitchen utensil for measuring spices, powders or tea. Available in two sizes.
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Stainless steel teapot infuser perfect for using with our Glass Teapots and Water Kettles.
This single cup loose leaf tea infuser provides a convenient method for brewing loose leaf herbal tea.
Glass Tea Infuser perfect for using with organic loose leaf tea. Can be combined with teapots from our range.
Replacement glass lid for Trendglas teaware. Fits Glass Water Kettle.
Replacement glass lid for Trendglas teaware. Fits T42, Nova and Hudson Teapots.
Why we choose glass teaware
Heat-resistant glass has less impact on what it holds than any other material we could have chosen, which is the whole reason we use it. It does not retain flavours or odours, so a strongly spiced blend leaves no trace in the next cup. And it lets you watch the leaf open and the colour build, which is half the pleasure of brewing loose leaf.
FAQ and further info about our teaware
Teaware is the word used for any accessory used to make and serve a cup of tea, including teapots, cups, infusers, strainers, warmers, kettles and measuring spoons. Anything between the leaf and your hand.
Generally the more porous the material, the more it will change the taste and colour of the liquid held inside. Fine porcelain has traditionally been used to serve tea for this very reason, as the smooth, slippery surface makes it difficult for the tannins in tea to cling to the cup. We choose heat-resistant glass for our teaware as it has the least impact on whatever hot drink it comes into contact with, therefore giving the truest representation of your tea leaves.
Ceramic is generally stronger than glass of the same thickness and more resistant to thermal change. The borosilicate glass we use closes most of that gap, handling far higher temperatures and far more sudden changes than ordinary glass, though it is still glass and will break under sufficient force. There is more on the material in our glass teapot collection.
Less than you would think. An infuser and a mug will get you going, and a single cup infuser is the cheapest way in. A teapot comes next, once you find yourself making more than one cup at a time. A measuring spoon and a warmer are refinements rather than requirements.
An infuser if you drink by the mug and mostly alone. A teapot if you drink more than one cup in a sitting, or make tea for others, because reheating a mug is never as good as pouring a second cup from a warm pot. Browse the tea infuser range or the glass teapot range depending on which you are after.
Rinse with hot water after use and it will mostly look after itself, since nothing soaks into the surface. Over time a thin brown film can settle on the glass, which lifts with warm water and a little bicarbonate of soda. Our glass teaware is dishwasher safe. Brass items are best washed by hand and dried, so the finish stays even.
Yes. Lids are the part that tends to go, and replacing one is considerably better than replacing a whole pot. We stock Trendglas replacements: the flat lid fits the T42, Nova and Hudson teapots, and the lid with knob fits the Glass Stove Top Kettle.
It does, particularly paired with a blend, because it turns a consumable into something that stays. A teapot or infuser alongside a tea the person already likes is the easiest version. Our organic tea gift sets pair four blends in sample size with a single cup infuser, and you can browse all of our organic teas to match one to the recipient.