ELITEA Clear Glass Creamer Pitcher Milk Cream Tea Serving Pitcher (250ml, 8.5 oz. fl)

Lightweight yet sturdy - and very lovely! We use these every day.

This is the perfect cha hai / gong doa bei. I purchased it for my gong fu brewing sessions to replace a pitcher that was less than ideal. I love that this has a handle. I no longer have to touch hot glass. The lip of the vessel pours perfectly into my teacups without dripping and the rim is wide enough that it fits my metal filter. The 8 oz. size is still fairly small but holds a good amount of gong fu tea, plenty for a four person session. Yes it is really light and delicate but it has stood up to multiple hot full boil brews without any issue. I have seen a few reviews stating this is fake and it just isn't, it's exactly the same as the borosilicate glassware that I work with in my laboratory career, which can be thin and delicate. I am very happy with this purchase!

This has been an amazingly durable little glass pitcher for almost 2 years now. I heat milk in it and it goes from hot to cold rinse water with no cracking. It does well in the dishwasher. It is a perfect size for a latte. Worth every penny.

Perfect shape and size. The glass is almost too thin for safety, but not too thin, though 千萬 don't drop it. If I can find a pyrex version, I will buy that. But until I do, this is an excellent alternative.

Well balanced and the little bridge on the handle is perfect for gripping with your fingers.

I bought this pitcher to serve tea. It's perfect for one or two people tops. I gave it 4 stars for Sturdiness and Durability only because it feels very delicate. Very nice design and pours great! For the money, I'd buy in a heartbeat again.

This fairness pitcher is okay, meaning it does the job. It's easy to hold and pour with and very nice to look at. I believe it's priced fairly given the quality of the item. The major issue with the picture is it's single-walled glass and rather large, so it exposes a huge amount of your tea's surface area to the surrounding air, which cools it rapidly. If you're a slower tea drinker and want your tea to stay hot, or at least warm, between cups, get a smaller pitcher and perhaps consider insulated glass, if not ceramic.

This is not intended to be a rugged glass item, like what you'd find in a diner for serving cream, etc. It's a delicate piece, harmonious with porcelain tea ware, especially for a Chinese gong fu set. It feels lovely in the hand, the spout pours well, and the shape is good for holding back stray bits of tea leaf that were not caught in the pot's infuser. Its durability is like that of a fine wine glass. I have been using it daily for two weeks now, and have come nowhere close to breaking or chipping it.