DOWAN Porcelain Teapot, 50-Ounce Tea Pot Product Features Large Capacity: With its 50 oz capacity, the porcelain teapot can brew up to 6 cups of tea at a time, it is also large enough to serve all of your friends or family members at any gathering or occasion. Spill-free and Ergonomic Design: A rolled spout
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My new favorite teapot! First, I’d like to mention how well this teapot was packaged. In a previous review someone had received it damaged, but I must say it was well protected with tons of padding. Even the the lid was secured separate from the actual teapot. Now, onto the review of the actual teapot. It does has a pretty large papacity. I was able to get four big cups of tea from it. It does not spill everywhere which was really important to me as other teapots I’ve had leaked from the spout. The lid fits pretty…
Nice shape, a little heavy Positives:It’s a nice shape and reasonably holds enough tea for about six 8oz cups.It pours relatively smoothly… I appreciate the lack of gurgling tea coming out of the spout.Negatives:It’s kinda heavy. I mean, it is a big teapot so there’s going to be some weight to it, especially since it needs to hold hot liquid. But it feels too hefty for my taste when you go to lift a full pot. A good teapot will feel balanced despite being filled (I’m a professional potter…
Heavy duty teapot This is a heavy duty teapot that works really well for me. I like that I can fit several cups tea for me or the family. Please note that it is not for stovetop use. First you need to boil your water in a tea kettle and then pour into this teapot to brew the tea. Another note is before brewing tea in your teapot, make sure to first warm the teapot with boiling water, swirl around, dump out and then brew your tea. That way the pot will already be preheated. It makes a difference in brewing…