- 1.0 litre capacity, 34 oz
- Borosilicate glass
- Dishwasher safe
- BODUMs unique tea press system
- Stainless steel infuser
- Glass handle
- Hand made
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Tea and the British seem to be inseparable in our perception of English culture. When Bodum was asked by the British Tea Council to develop a new way of brewing tea we were rather proud. We set out with the goal to make an innovation in tea drinking, and the Bodum tea-brewing system was born. The right way to brew tea to an individual taste! As simple as: Boil water... Place your preferred tealeaves in the strainer... Pour in the hot water... Place the plunger in the strainer... Wait 3-4 min. or to your preferred taste... Press down the plunger... The brewing process has stopped!
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ASSAM Tea press with s/s filter, 1.0 l, 34 oz
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
I can't live without this tea press. Firstly it is elegant and minimal in its simple clear glass design; it is also easy to use and functional. I put my mint tea (fresh or dried) in the metal carrier and leave to infuse for as long as needed. I can see how strong the tea is as it's glass! I then plunge down and get delicious tea without any leaves. I can top up with fresh water and check the strength. My only complaint is the price. I recently broke my old one and find they now cost over £30 to replace. Still, I shall get one eventually.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
I bought my bodum tea pot several years ago and it still looks as good as new!
I find the plunger part quite impractical and retired it quickly. I noticed my tea got slowly stronger even after pressing down the plunger which should confine the tea leaves. Also cleaning it is a pain!
Now I just use tea bags or a tea egg for loose teas. This is much easier and allows to make just one or two cups at a time.
I love the design and would not ever use one of those oldfashioned china teapots again. I disagree with the review saying the tea gets cold quickly, I usually finish a pot within 45 min and it remains hot until the last sip - I usually rinse it with boiling water to prewarm the glass before brewing my tea.
I find the plunger part quite impractical and retired it quickly. I noticed my tea got slowly stronger even after pressing down the plunger which should confine the tea leaves. Also cleaning it is a pain!
Now I just use tea bags or a tea egg for loose teas. This is much easier and allows to make just one or two cups at a time.
I love the design and would not ever use one of those oldfashioned china teapots again. I disagree with the review saying the tea gets cold quickly, I usually finish a pot within 45 min and it remains hot until the last sip - I usually rinse it with boiling water to prewarm the glass before brewing my tea.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
The Tea Press works well and is quite aesthetic. I recommend it.
It is suited for all kind of teas.
It is suited for all kind of teas.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Hot lid
Works fine and the stainless steel filter is an improvement on the plastic basket on the one we had before. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Sulgravian
Expensive but worth it for a tea lover
I bought this a present for my tea-loving mum and she is really pleased with it. She does not like her tea too strong and says that it is so easy to use and to get her tea just... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Pickwickpapers
Not good for one or two cups
Sadly, if you want a teapot that will allow you to make just one or two cups of tea for yourself, this teapot is not for you.
The press system has a design flaw. Read more
The press system has a design flaw. Read more
Published on 25 Nov 2008 by buckminsterfullerene
It won't change your life, but it works good enough with tea
I've never owned a tea pot, and decided to use this with some special teas I bought from specialists, well it works. Read more
Published on 21 Nov 2008
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