Best Glass Teapots with Infusers

Tea drinkers know that the best cup of tea comes from fresh, loose leaf tea left to steep in an infuser in purified water at just the right temperature - long past are the days when pouring boiling water over a tea bag in a mug produces a satisfying cup of tea. As passionate tea drinkers have studied what makes the best brew, new products have come onto the market, offering consumers a wide assortment of options.

Glass teapots with infusers are both stylish and practical. They offer the tea infuser for delicious, whole brewed taste, and the glass acts as both an insulator and a transparent window to watch the tea steep - black teas turn red and brown, green teas turn yellow and dark green. Tea drinkers know that watching their tea allows them to identify the tea's strength before they even taste it. Glass tea pots are the best for tea drinking - they offer both the theater and the taste.

One of the number one products in the glass teapot category is the Adagio Teas Ingenuitea Teapot. Adagio is a known and trusted name in the tea community, and the Ingenunitea is a fun and quality product. It is a handheld teapot infuser that you can take on the go, coming in both 16 or 32 ounce sizes.

When the tea is ready, you simply place it on top of a cup, where the valve at the bottom releases and the infused tea flows down. The cup is both microwave and dishwasher safe - it is both a quality product, and a quality way to brew tea on the go.

Another personal tea option is the Bodum YoYo Personal Tea Set with Infuser and 12-Ounce Glass. It is a very sleek and modern looking glass tumbler with an infuser inside; tea can be added directly inside and brewed on the go.

The double-wall glass keeps the water inside warm and the outside cool for handling. Even the lid is serves a double purpose: it keeps the water hot while the tea's brewing and and then can serve as a coaster for the infuser. And as an additional convenience for this great infuser, every part is dishwasher safe.

The BonJour 42-Ounce Prosperity Glass Teapot looks like a cross between a tea press and a coffee pot, but is a high quality five-cup glass teapot. Not only does it come in several different stylish colors to mix and match with your kitchen, it offers some great tea technology.

The infuser seals the tea leaves inside, which stops the brewing process and allows you more control over the tea's flavor and strength. It also has practical serving features, like a built in coaster and handle that stays cool and allows you to enjoy your tea with others, or keep it handy for refills at your table.

The Bodum Shin Cha 34-Ounce Glass Tea Press with Stainless-Steel Filter offers a French-press style infuser. This helps the loose leaf tea stay inside the infuser better and actually allows better control over the brewing of the tea, because as the tea is plunged, the brewing stops.

The actual glass look of the teapot offers a "classic", traditional and elegant look of generations of tea drinkers along with the functionality that tea lovers have come to expect

A non-traditional glass teapot is the Menu 1-1/2-Liter Kettle Glass Teapot with Tea Egg. It is a much larger than usual teapot with a strange looking infuser than the creators dubbed the "tea egg". It is minimalist and modern in design, and also modern in function, being able to accept any tea brewing challenge.

This is a an experience in design and form, as well as taste and function. It is also very handy that it is such a large teapot - you can brew for a whole group, as well as brew a batch of double strength fresh tea for a pot of iced tea in a sleek and elegant design.

There are dozens of quality options available for every need or desire - on the go, budget, convenience, safety, and design, with both classic and contemporary looks. The most important things to consider are a quality infuser, ensuring that the tea is collected safely inside will steep correctly for the best brewing (without too much stray tea floating around), and a quality glass to keep the water hot enough to brew, warm enough to keep the tea hot for pouring, and strong enough to store and wash. The teapots listed above have all of these characteristics, as well some some great design features - many tea drinkers love to share the tradition of tea with friends, family, and guests and glass teapots are a great way to show this off.

Brewing tea is both an art and a science, so perfect your tea brewing by finding the perfect teapot for you.