and the chain—attached to an adorable mini teapot weight—made retrieval easy. The Fenshine proved an excellent choice when it came to basket tea infusers. From fine-leaf tea to flower bud tea ...

For this, you'll need a tea infuser ... into your mug or teapot. The stainless-steel ball features tiny, etched strainer holes to allow water to brew your favorite loose-leaf teas, without ...

To brew a perfect cup of loose leaf tea, you need a reliable ... “Simply fill the infuser with tea leaves, place it in a cup or teapot, and let it brew to your desired strength.” ...

Learn more› By Alexandra Chang If you’re embarking on a tea discovery journey, eventually you’ll want to move on from tea bags to loose leaf tea ... than 15 teapots and infusers, we ...

“If you’re using a teabag, a cup or pot doesn’t make a huge difference,” says Lisa Li, founder of organic whole flower tea brand The Qi. “But a teapot allows loose leaf or herbal teas ...

Yes, we like coffee, but we Americans (and I mean ‘Mericans) also love our tea. It’s one of the most popular beverages in the US, yet I dare you to find a smart teapot to rival the wealth of ...

But if I had to single out the best teapot ... tea leaf unfurls, it expands to several times its previous size. It needs breathing room for a full and even brew. Tiny tea balls and removable ...

Most modern teapots bring together at least a few of the features above but, depending on the type of tea you'll be drinking, you may want to focus on the removable infuser part most. After all ...