Tea for One
The ideal combination for our Citizens' enjoyment. This three piece set by Bodum includes one 12 oz double wall Pavina glass, deep fine mesh nylon infuser and lid that doubles as a drip cup. BPA-Free.
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Materials
Borosilicate Glass
Care instructions
Dishwasher Safe
Country of Origin
China
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What our Citizens are saying about this great gift of the leaf...
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1 Star |
Horrible Design | May 14, 2012 |
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Kimberly Jacksonville Beach, FL |
After reading the reviews, I decided to take a chance on this cup as it is pretty and the basket is far reaching. It is so slippery in your hand you feel as though you will drop it. The glass is not functionally in a sense it is so thin I thought I would shatter it when sitting it down. |
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3 Stars |
Beautiful but fragile | March 02, 2012 |
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Sandy Valdosta, GA |
Beautiful design. I love watching my tea blooming within the clear walls. Also, the insulated design prevents the cup from being too hot to handle. However, it is ever so fragile. Within 2 weeks of ownership, my mother accidently tapped it against another teacup and it shattered into pieces and even some fine powder. Completely our fault, mind you, but I find it give high praise to servingware made of glass so thin that even Christmas ornaments would be considered more durable by comparison. |
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Heavy daily use | February 26, 2012 |
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This is my workplace brewing system and is heavily used daily. I have ordered a spare in case my present one is damaged. Sure, the tea stains the basket but that's to be expected. I also like the way the glass feels in my hand. |
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4 Stars |
Just what I've been looking for | December 29, 2011 |
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Dayngerous , |
I have a Bodum double-walled glass mug, and love it. I've been looking for one that had a covered infuser so that my tea wouldn't cool quite so much as it was brewing, and I'd still have the benefit of the insulation. I expect the infuser will discolor over time, but so has every bit of coffee and teaware I have that I use to brew with. The glass does concern me a little bit, but I never stir anything into my tea, so I don't think there's any risk of the inner lining breaking when I'm using it. |
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1 Star |
Inside Bottom Broke! Danger! | December 21, 2011 |
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Gene V Oshkosh, WI |
The cup worked well...until the inside wall bottom broke. I did not do anything to it to cause this. I discovered the bottom broke as I continued to stir my tea and drank... and nearly drank the broken glass! Beware, for this is a dangerous cup! Also the infuser screen discolored over time (within six months of use) and the screen seemed of poor quality. |


