I was served tea in a restaurant from a small, about 8 - 12 oz, pot with a strainer. I've had pots with strainers but they've always been about 20 oz pots.
Anyone know where I can get the smaller version with a strainer?
Thanks in advance.
Aug 10th, '08, 21:09
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Aug 10th, '08, 21:18
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Hmmm, non porous and 8 oz does limit your options just a bit, but with a little searching, I am sure you can find something you like. Here are a few options:
1) A samll tetsubin. These come in various sizes and almost always come with an infuser basket. Several online vendors will have them.
2) Glass. Though I haven't seen a glass pot this small, there are some glass mugs with infusers that would work. Adagio sells one that I have and have had positive results with.
3) You could find a ceramic one. Something like this, but I don't know if it has an infuser. http://www.imperialtea.com/AB1002000Sto ... gory_ID=15
1) A samll tetsubin. These come in various sizes and almost always come with an infuser basket. Several online vendors will have them.
2) Glass. Though I haven't seen a glass pot this small, there are some glass mugs with infusers that would work. Adagio sells one that I have and have had positive results with.
3) You could find a ceramic one. Something like this, but I don't know if it has an infuser. http://www.imperialtea.com/AB1002000Sto ... gory_ID=15
Aug 11th, '08, 09:14
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Bee House has an 11 ounce pot that is ceramic with a removable metal infuser. (I actually replaced my infuser, though, with one with a small handle to make removal better.) I use my 12 ounce Bee House quite often and have been happy with it.