Minimalist Glass Tea Pitcher (150ml)

Elevate your tea ritual with this elegant glass fairness pitcher, an essential tool for any tea enthusiast. Known as a *gong dao bei* or "cup of justice," its purpose is to ensure every person receives a pour of perfectly consistent strength and flavor. By decanting your brew from the teapot into this server before pouring into individual cups, you blend the tea for a balanced, harmonious experience. Its simple, graceful design and crystal-clear glass beautifully showcase the rich color of your favorite teas.

Key Benefits

Ensures a Consistent Brew:** Mixes tea thoroughly after steeping, guaranteeing that each cup you pour—from the first to the last—has the exact same strength, color, and flavor profile.

Elegant, Minimalist Aesthetic:** The clean lines and high-transparency glass create a timeless look that complements any teaware collection, allowing the liquor of the tea to be the star of the show.

Durable & Heat-Resistant:** Crafted from high-quality, heat-resistant glass, this pitcher is designed to safely handle freshly brewed hot tea without cracking, ensuring both safety and longevity.

Perfectly Sized for Solo or Intimate Sessions:** With a 140–150ml capacity, it's the ideal size for personal tea moments or for sharing a special brew with one or two friends.

Smooth, Drip-Free Pouring:** The expertly shaped spout provides excellent control for a clean, precise pour every time, preventing drips and spills on your tea table.

Key Specs

Capacity:** Approximately 140–150 ml (4.7–5.1 fl oz)

Material:** High-Transparency, Heat-Resistant Glass

How to Use

1. Brew your tea leaves in a teapot or gaiwan to your desired strength.

2. Pour the entire infusion from your brewing vessel into this glass pitcher.

3. Serve the tea from the pitcher into individual teacups, ensuring everyone enjoys an identical brew.

Care & Safety

Handle with care to prevent breakage.

To clean, wash with warm water and a mild detergent. Rinse thoroughly.

While the glass is heat-resistant, avoid subjecting it to sudden, extreme temperature changes (thermal shock), such as pouring boiling water into a cold pitcher or vice versa.

Notes

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