Glass Teapots

Borosilicate Glass, the Go-To Material for Teapots.
Borosilicate glass is made by adding boron during the glass fusion process. Widely used in industry, it’s also the type of glass used for laboratory test tubes. Better known to the public under the Pyrex brand, this heat-resistant glass has made glass teapots the perfect kettle for brewing tea. It’s the ideal utensil, combining quality with the pleasure of watching your tea steep through its clear walls.
Practical and versatile, this new generation of teapots can be placed directly on gas or electric stoves. They can also be used on alcohol burners and most traditional heaters, except induction.

Glass Teapots for Induction Cooktops.
There are special versions of glass teapots designed for induction cooktops. These induction glass teapots feature a stainless steel plate that acts as an antenna for electromagnetic waves. This plate forms the base of the teapot. Other models have an internal plate that captures heat and transfers it to the water inside the teapot.

The Low-Maintenance Glass Teapot, the Perfect Choice.
Undoubtedly, this is the easiest teapot to care for. Unlike cast iron, it requires no special maintenance. A simple rinse with water is enough to prepare it for next use. Flavor-neutral and easy to clean, these teapots let you watch the brewing process thanks to their transparency. It’s this visual experience that makes glass teapots our top favorite.