If you are someone who always has a cup in hand or it’s in the process of being made, you'll probably want a fancy teapot to pour it from. Ideal if you're making tea for a large group of people ...

For more than one serving, we like the all-glass-and-metal, 23-fluid-ounce Hario Chacha teapot. This is a delicate glass pot, ... you can’t see how much of the tea is pouring into the cup.

The glass is also heat-resistant, so it’s stovetop, microwave and dishwasher safe. The pot holds 4 to 5 cups of water, and there’s a middle compartment for you to add your loose tea or tea ...

Because tea is prevalent across many different cultures and societies, the tools considered necessary to make it vary greatly. For example, “The best teapot depends on the cultural practices of ...

The only thing that can make a good cup of tea better is having one of the best teapots to pour it from. ... Brew some black tea in this glass teapot to complement the smokey-hued infuser.

We chatted to cool people who love tea about where they found the best teapots costing between $17 and $280. Their stonware, clay and glass teapots came from Fortnum & Mason and Hario, as well as ...

Expertly crafted in heat-resistant borosilicate glass, it can hold six cups of tea and, if you’re familiar with the Whittard brand, is the big cousin to the Pimlico Teapot. Buy now £35 ...

American influencer Kelsey Pomeroy's disastrous attempt at making a "proper" cup of tea stirred up a real brew-haha that's left Britons seething — with some even claiming to need "therapy" after ...