Hario Chacha

I like this great pot for my green tea, but I cannot use the pot lid due to the lid knob coming off after 4 weeks. I tried glueing it back but to no avail. Please company, help me obtain a workable lid! Please advise.

I now own 4 teapots including a tetsubin (cast iron teapot), but wanted something for daily use. I couldn't resist ordering this HARIO teapot even though I am pleased with the VIVREAL glass teapot that I bought over a year ago, and I'm glad I did. Hario is better but only for small reasons. Although...

Update: with a heavy heart I am knocking a star off. All the things said below are still true, the design is true perfection, but the darn thing is so fragile! I’ve broken two of these, in both cases breaking off the spout. I assumed it was an unfortunate feature of glass teapots in general, but I’v...

Other reviews here are quite accurate. The wide mouth, large strainer, well-designed pour spout, handle and overall shape make this an excellent teapot, and microwave compatibility is a big plus. No doubt it is fragile. I bought it to replace a glass teapot that broke because it was put in a too-cro...

In recent years I've gotten into drinking oolong throughout the day, which has naturally lead me down the loose-leaf path. I've tried various equipment, mostly plastic stuff, but I decided recently that I should probably avoid plastics in my life - so I decided to find a glass pot instead. This litt...

I just ordered my third Hario teapot. Not because I need one in every room, but because I broke the last two -- one lasted two years and then I shattered the lid; one lasted two weeks before I broke its spout. But, I re-ordered. So what does that tell us? 1) Elegant - looks and feels great to use. E...

The pot (made in Japan) and lid are lovely, easy to use and clean. After breaking my Hario 700 ml pot in this design, which I liked, I purchased this 450 ml size and like it even more. I brew about 8 - 10 ounces of sencha green tea without an infuser and just strain the leaves from getting in my cup...

Got a nice and tiny one that hold two servings for my little teacups. Perfect for all the tea samples I have coming on their way. It is very thin and lightweight, but not too delicate-feeling. It does not dribble at all when pouring, but the strainer is a little finicky. The strainer gets a bit too ...

I bought this to use with loose teas. It came packed securely and it works well. I do have to heat the water in the microwave without the metal strainer then slip the strainer into the pot afterwards. Also it is very fragile as the glass is very thin. For the price I appreciate it and handle it gent...

What a great elegant looking tea pot with great flexibility and functionality. THE GLASS POT - is thin and lets the color really shine thru. Because of its thin nature, care is required when handling. Primarily when placing the top on without the infuser in it. But you weren't really going to use th...