Teapot

Teapot

They say the shoemaker is always the worst off: not at Kusmi! An essential accessory for preparing your tea, discover our selection of teapots. For a delicate infusion of your tea, discover our porcelain teapots such as the teapot Anytime and its filter. Fill it with simmering water, add your tea in the tea filter... and you're ready to go. Special mention for its elegant design.

A taste for tradition? Enjoy one of our teas from Japan in our cast-iron Arare teapots. A traditional Japanese teapot handcrafted in Morioka in the heart of Japan, it will preserve all the aromas of your tea or infusion.

At Kusmi, we're all about transparency, just like our porcelain teapot T.Totem and its filter. A teapot as photogenic as it is mesmerizing. As it infuses, you'll be able to watch your black tea reveal its dark robe.

For optimal infusion of your white tea so delicate, the Serena Riviera & Ba kettle is made for you. Choose your temperature, brew and enjoy!

So which teapot do you prefer? To go even further in preparing and enjoying your teas, discover our selections of kettles, tea filters and infusers, cups and mugs andisothermal accessories that will keep your tea hot or cool!

The different types of teapot

Discover the varied world of teapots, each offering a unique experience for enjoying your favorite brew. The porcelain teapots, elegant and classic, are perfect for delicate teas that need to preserve all their aromatic finesse. Sturdy cast-iron teapots, often originating in Japan where they are known as "Tetsubin", retain the heat and slowly release the infusion, ensuring a constant temperature throughout the tea ritual.

For lovers of design and leaf tea, glass teapots are ideal for admiring the ballet of blossoming leaves. Connoisseurs will turn to Yixing's clay teapots, famous for their unique properties of absorbing aromas and enhancing the taste of teas over time. And for those seeking convenience, automatic teapots provide precise, effortless preparation. All these types are designed to enhance flavours and turn tea-making into a real pleasure.

Choosing the right teapot for your needs

Choosing a teapot perfect depends on your personal needs and your tea ritual. Capacity is essential : for individual use, a small teapot is sufficient, while for gatherings, a larger one is recommended. Materials influence not only thermal insulation but also the taste of the tea: porcelain and glass preserve the purity of the aroma, while Yixing clay and cast iron can add a subtle earthy note. Aesthetically, choose a design that inspires you and enhances your moments of relaxation.

Make sure is compatible with your heat source, especially if you have induction hobs. Opt for a teapot with a built-in filter if you enjoy loose teas, and check that cleaning is easy to maintain an optimal taste experience. Finally, consider a comfortable grip and a lid that stays securely in place, as well as value for money and brand renown for a lasting investment.

Tips for use and care

To get the most out of your teapot and prolong its life, follow a few simple recommendations. Before first use, rinse with hot water. To prepare tea, preheat the teapot with a little hot water before adding your leaves and simmering water. After each use, clean the teapot carefully; if it's made of porcelain or glass, hand-washing with a soft sponge will suffice. For stubborn deposits, clean with baking soda or diluted white vinegar. Be sure to dry well to prevent odours and stains. For cast-iron teapots, avoid detergents and dry immediately after rinsing to prevent rusting.

Can a teapot be used on an induction hob?

Dabbling in the art of infusion on an induction hob requires special care when choosing your teapot. Fortunately, certain models in cast iron or stainless steel are perfectly suited to this type of cooking. However, it is essential to check that the teapot has an induction-compatible magnetic base. This detail is crucial, as without it, the heat will not be transmitted to your preparation. For those who prefer porcelain or clay, adapter plates are available to make these materials, indispensable to any good tea connoisseur, induction-compatible. So, no tea lover is left out and everyone can benefit from the speed and efficiency of the induction plate to heat their water to perfection

How do I maintain a cast-iron teapot?

Maintaining a cast-iron teapot is a simple yet essential ritual to preserve its quality and aesthetics. Avoid the use of detergents, which could alter the protective layer and subtle aroma of your teas. After each use, rinse the teapot with hot water and dry it thoroughly with a soft cloth to prevent rust. Never leave standing water inside the teapot, and make sure it is completely dry before storing. This delicate care will ensure a long life for your cast-iron teapot and unaltered tea moments.

How teapots work automatic teapots?

The automatic teapots reinvent the age-old tradition of infusion, bringing modernity and practicality to it. They are ideal allies for tea lovers who want the ease of quick, unattended preparation. With advanced programming systems, these machines heat the water to the precise temperature and brew the tea for a set time, guaranteeingperfect aroma in every cup. Compact and efficient, they are perfectly suited to the hectic lives of city dwellers who want to preserve a moment of relaxation over a thousand-year-old beverage.