Toptier Teapot with Removable Infuser, Cast Iron Tea Kettle Stovetop Safe, Solid Geometry Cylinder Design Tea Pot Coated with Enameled Interior for 27 Ounce (800 ml), Black

It arrived as scheduled, actually earlier and was packaged well. It's small but made exceptionally well. It's beautiful and looks just as the photo. It has a antique look to it and is heavy, true cast iron. It holds enough water for 6 small tea cups. If you use a coffee mug, it's probably enough water for 2 mugs. The water gets hot very quickly, you see the steam coming out of the spout. I didn't need to use a towel on the handle as I read on some of the reviews that people left. It's really quite functional and there wasn't any sort of taste after the water boiled. It's a tad bit expensive but worth to cost because it's aesthetically pleasing. I received lots of compliments from my guests.

This mini tea kettle is exactly what my granddaughter wanted. She loves it! The handle remains cool and the water heats very quickly. Keeping it clean is easy, hand wash with Dawn and warm water. Quality is amazing.

I purchased this tea pot after deciding to step up my tea game. After doing some research, this was the mid-range price for an introductory pot and seemed like the perfect place to start my journey. It was packaged very well and came in perfect condition. The pot itself is cast iron and has a bit of weight to it. The color was stunning and it simply felt like a quality product. I boiled my first brew on my gas stove on low. The entire pot heats up very well, with the handle remaining cool to the touch. I then put my loose leaf tea in the basket and let it brew for 5 minutes off the heat. The first pour was a surprisingly solid steam and didn't spill a drop. I came back for my 2nd cup 30 minutes later and the tea was still perfectly warm! Clean up was easy enough. The only thing slightly annoying was my hand not fitting in the pot well to reach all the wet spots to dry, so I had to leave it out. Like any other cast iron product, it does run the risk of rusting if not properly handled. However, if you take care of it, I predict a long life span for this pot. For the money, I think this was an amazing buy. It'd also make a great gift for anyone who likes tea, as the weight of the product definitely makes it feel more expensive than it is. I'd highly recommend this product.

Pink Teapot: Pink Teapot: Appeared less impressive than expected, but is nice enough. Just a lil disappointed as it ill fits our burners stove top, so I just set it way back on the stove with no intention to use it.

I love this teapot--I bought it because the cast-iron teapot I've been using for years is finally just too small to deal with my caffeine addiction. I haven't really measured the full capacity, but I fill it to about a quarter-inch from the lid and that ends up making roughly 1.5 liters (at least according to the measurement marks on my electric kettle, which I also haven't measured for veracity, so take that with a grain of salt I guess). I don't put my teapots on the stove to heat water in them, though the instructions indicate that you could if you felt brave enough. Instead, I pre-heat the pot by swishing a little bit of hot water around in it for a minute before pouring that out, measuring in my tea leaves, and pouring the boiling water over the top. It stays hot for a good bit by itself, but not really long enough for me to plow through a liter and a half of tea before it goes cold. But herein lies the beauty of a cast-iron pot: setting it on candle or some other kind of warmer (I have a cast iron candle-holder for this specific purpose, which came with my old teapot). With an outside heat source to keep it going, it stays hot for hours. Without, it's hot for around 30 to 40 minutes, so if you're making tea for two or more people that will probably be long enough to enjoy about a few cups apiece without it going lukewarm. The enamel interior is easy to clean (just swish some boiling water around in there and dump it, then dry it with a soft cloth to be on the safe side) and the design is absolutely beautiful. My only complaint is that it's hard to get the brew basket out of the teapot opening; it lays completely flush to the rim for the lid, and to save myself burning the hell out of my fingers I've started using the thinnest edge of a metal spoon to lever the basket up enough to get a grip on it. You could just leave it in until you've emptied the pot, if you're less of a wuss about over-steeped tea than I am.

Given to my sister as a wedding present. They both love it!

I love how this little teapot looks, so cute! Looks as shown in the picture but less gold edging. Makes enough hot water for 2 large mugs. Easy to clean. Noticed on my second use that around the opening there is some rusting... Not sure why that would happenso am concerned about quality. It is heavy and seems durable but I wouldn't think it should rust after 2 uses. Does not whistle. I was surprised how small it was given the price but it holds enough water for my needs.

It's a great product. I use it on the stove top but it was a little sketchy at first. The bottom of the teapot is painted. The first couple of times I used it the paint burnt off onto my stove and it smoked a little etc. Now that some of the paint has burnt off-- it's good. That is why they say not to use it on high heat-- but that would be a useless teapot. It's cast iron-- it can take the heat. One just has to break it in.

I am happy with the design and quality.

Estuve buscando mucho un producto así, la mayoría no se pueden poner directo en la estufa pero esta sin problema, conserva el te caliente mucho tiempo y el diweño es orohknal y bonito

Muy linda, lo único es que esperaba que el esmalte fuera más brillante no tan mate como llegó

Bella..material muy pesado.. no es de la mínima.. pero si es pequeña

Está muy bonito el diseño. Es muy funcional. Lo único malo es que sí se va despintando un poco.