Glass teapot
A glass teapot is an aesthetic and practical choice that allows you to visually monitor the tea-making process. Glass teapots are often equipped with a stainless steel or glass strainer that keeps the tea grounds separate, ensuring clean and clear tea. Borosilicate glass is resistant to heat and gives the drink a neutral taste, which makes the glass teapot suitable for preparing different types of tea, such as green, black or herbal tea.
Bone china teapot
The bone china teapot is known for its elegance and lightness, being made from a special type of porcelain with added bone ash. This material makes the teapot particularly delicate and light, allowing tea or coffee to be served in a refined and fine design. Bone china retains heat well, so drinks stay warm longer in the pitcher. Its delicacy requires careful handling, but it carries timeless style and luxury, perfect for more festive moments.
Cast iron teapot
A cast iron teapot is a durable and classic choice that retains heat particularly well, allowing tea to be kept warm for a longer period of time. Cast iron transfers heat evenly and is therefore ideal for longer tea brewing, which is well suited for stronger teas such as black tea or oolong. The inner surface of the teapot is often enamelled, which helps prevent rusting and ensures that the taste of the tea remains pure. The cast iron teapot with its strong and heavy design is long-lasting and gives a traditional look to any tea ritual.
Care tips for using a cast iron teapot for the first time
Wash the teapot with warm water and soap and dry it with a clean kitchen towel. Rinse the teapot with boiling water before brewing tea.
Cleaning
The inside of the cast iron teapots is enamelled and can be cleaned with a soft cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaning agents. Possible dark spots on the inside of the teapot are caused by tea residues and do not affect your health. Over time, the inside will turn completely dark brown. Tea residues enrich the taste of the tea.
Rust
Cast iron teapots can rust, usually around the lid and spout. To prevent rust, you can lightly oil the outside and rim of the teapot with a cloth lightly oiled with (olive) oil, for example. Do not use oil on the inside of the teapot. To prevent rust, store the teapot without a lid or place a paper towel between the lid and the teapot.
Stoneware teapot
Price & Kensington
Price & Kensington is an English brand with a long history, known primarily for its high-quality and classic teapots. The company's roots date back to 1896 when a family business was established in the Pottery region of Staffordshire, focusing on the production of quality table settings and tea accessories. Their brand has become known for simple and elegant designs, durable materials and functionality that create a warm and homely tea drinking experience.
Price & Kensington teapots are available in a variety of sizes, colors and finishes, offering options for consumers with both traditional and more modern tastes. The classic round shape and handy handle make using the teapot comfortable and practical. Teapots with different finishes, such as matte, glossy or colored, are designed to enhance tea moments at home. High-quality ceramic retains heat well and ensures durability, meaning Price & Kensington teapots are designed to last for years.
The personality of Price & Kensington products lies in their simplicity and timelessness, while being a sure choice for any tea lover.
Stainless steel teapot
The stainless steel teapot is durable, stylish and modern, offering excellent thermal insulation to keep your tea warmer for longer. This material is rust-resistant and easy to clean, making it ideal for everyday use. The design of stainless steel jugs varies from minimalist and modern to classic forms, suitable for both home and professional environments. They often have an ergonomic handle and a tight lid, which helps to further reduce heat loss, maintaining the temperature and taste of the drink.
