Glass Pitcher

"This pitcher is great for brewing iced tea, my only complaint is that it doesn't hold very much liquid."

"Beautiful, sturdy pitcher, and I love using glass because there is no effect on the flavor of the tea. I can also use it to make sun tea. It would be nice if it had a lid."

"This is the perfect size for me to make enough iced tea to sip all afternoon at work, or more than enough to share with a friend. The slender design gives it the look of a beaker with a handle. Seems sturdy enough to last. "

"I purchased the Adagio tea duo back in 2004, and they were awesome - made out of heavy-duty plastic that could take boiling water and the pitcher was 64oz - perfect for an entire day of ice tea. The day came when my teapot could no longer hold hot water when sitting on the counter, and I was forced to purchase a new one. The IngeniuTEA teapot is a fine replacement for the old one, but the pitcher is terrible - smaller than the old one, and the IngeniuTEA teapot sits crooked on top! After two tries of making ice tea with the new pitcher, I simply went back to the old heavy-duty plastic pitcher that I purchased back in 2004, and the IngeniuTEA teapot sits perfectly straight on top, and I can make a nice amount of ice tea. My last complaint is that this pitcher did not come with a lid - no way I can leave a pitcher of ice tea in the fridge without a lid, as tea picks up flavors instantaneously. Whoever designed this pitcher needs to go back and look at the old tea duo and replicate that success. "

"The pitcher looks very delicate, and isn't very heavy (which is a plus, because lifting heavy glass pitchers isn't very easy on the wrist.) I filled the pitcher with ice and let the tea flow into it from the 32 oz ingenuitea. It fit perfectly. It did melt all the ice, so you'd want to put some ice in your glasses, too."

"This is one sleek pitcher, the glass may seem a bit thin but handles cold to very hot and back just fine. Perfect for the various iced teas that adagio sells."