GROSCHE Aberdeen Smart Tea Maker BPA-Free Tea Infuser Black 17.7 oz (525ml)

If I could give this thing 6 stars, I would do it.It is well worth the money. It is easy to use easy to clean up. I have 2 one at home and one at the office. And if I continue to drink tea like I do I probably will get another one and have it at my mother in law's house.

I really enjoy making my tea in this tea pot. Works well clean up easily.

I travel with this, for coffee though. Works really well. Never an issue. I don't like the random coffee machines in hotels, so I carry this with coffee I grind myself before travel. Doesn't clog or get greasy, easy to clean.

I'm a hardcore tea drinker and have been looking for something that would reliably make looseleaf tea quickly and without much fuss. I was incredibly surprised at how simple and yet elegant this brewer is. Just one spoon of looseleaf tea and hot water from our electric kettle makes a crazy good 1000ml of perfect tea that is super easily dispensed without drips from the bottom. And so far, no tea fines - the mesh strainer is keeping the funky stuff out of the cup. I really appreciate the Tritan plastic because we haven't found any glass pitchers that can handle the boiling water. Also love that it is dishwasher safe, but I rinse mine out immediately after brewing with no trouble. So far, no drips from the bottom mechanism either. Goodbye tea balls and other devices that have been so disappointing. I can't recommend this tea infuser enough!

I decided to try loose leaf tea since it is said to be better then bagged tea. After trying my bosses ingenuiTEA Bottom-Dispensing Infuser I was sold. I got this for the slightly larger capacity and squatter pot and with BPA-free Tritan plastic. It is easy to clean especially with the removable filter rinsing it with water in a sink with a disposal to take care of the used leafs. I like that I can adjust the strength of the tea by adding more tea leaves since there is plenty of room for them to expand. The lid helps hold the temp while stepping and is removable. The bottom ring can handle about a 4" diameter cup or smaller. It is simple to use by just placing it on top of you cup when it is done steeping and it will auto drain into your cup. My first infuser was this small infuser that fits a teabag in it then you put it in you cup of hot water. It did not work well at all with loose leaf tea. I would only recommend a Bottom-Dispensing Infuser if you want the full flavor of loose leaf tea. Update: The infuser dropped to a hard carpeted (ie 1/8' pile) and the hinge to the lid broke but is still functional. Considering it fell about 4' to a hard surface and just the hinge broke is not bad. Still enjoying loose leaf tea.

Love this product Great for gifting and going on trips

Started drinking tea and decided to get a tea maker as I don't like tea balls or such (no place to rest them after I got my tea), so I decided to get one of these tea pots with bottom-release mechanism. The tea pot is simple and in clear plastic, there's nothing hidden away from your eyes. The top lid should probably flip up a bit more but it's big enough for my self-boiling kettle to pour water into. Inside is a removable inverted cone metal mesh filter that fits snugly into the bottom, and the bottom "push trigger" is nice a tight and I can see no leaks as long as the filter stayed in place and no tea leaves got into the mechanism. I rinsed the pot then started brewing. First I made sure the filter stayed in place, then I placed some loose tea in the brew area (I drink Angel Green primarily), then when water is boiled, I wait about 3 minutes (never pour boiling water over the tea leaves, you need it to cool down slightly) then pour it into the pot about 2/3 way up. Then I wait 50 seconds (but this is up to personal preference) then I placed the pot over my Tervis cup to trigger the release. Technically the Tervis cup is a little bit too big for the tea pot, but if you place it carefully it'll still trigger and stay stable over the cup. Wait for the tea to drain. Place the teapot back on the round "mat" (just in case it leaks) and enjoy your hot tea. NOTE: the same tea leaves can be left there and brewed 4-10 times by just adding hot water depending on how strong you want your tea. Cleaning is easy, Turn the teapot unside down and dump the damp content into the trash or compost. You may have to use your fingers to dig out some stuff, and use water to "flush" out the really loose bits. Rinse, and it's ready for the next batch. Anyway, the teapot works great as a single person brewer for all kinds of tea, or maybe for two people if you use smaller cups (8 oz or smaller). The bottom drain mechanism means you don't have to worry about pouring. It makes a great gift to a tea drinker.

This is replacing smaller individual steepers we’ve used for years! This one will allow us to brew several cups at the same time w one! Easy and efficient! Love it!

Puedo hacer una gran cantidad de té de una sola vez, es fácil de desmontar, fácil de lavar y el material es muy resistente. Una maravilla, muy feliz con mi compra.

A very good quality product. I use it almost exclusively to make ginger tea from chopped pieces of ginger root. It's very easy to clean but when I first received it, the infuser part was wedged in so tightly, I was afraid of breaking something but after the first washing, it loosened up and now is easy to remove and re-install. It would make an excellent gift for herbal tea drinkers.

l was worried it would not fit over my large mug but it works with any cup.. l really like tea infuser because you can see how strong it is getting as it brews.. just great.. !

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Cómodo, cumple bien su cometido. La única pega es el sistema de retención de vertido, que al verter el contenido por la parte de arriba (por ejemplo si depositas el agua en un calentador para medir la cantidad a hervir) al inclinar tarda en liberar el agua que queda debajo del filtro y lo hace de golpe, lo que no pasa en las que utilizan una bola de acero, para tapar y abrir el agujero de salida.