Loose-leaf tea, filtered with one press

PressBrew Glass Teapot

$49.99 $79.99 Sale

Steep above, press once, and let the filtered tea flow into the glass carafe below.

  • One-touch filtering
  • 304 stainless steel filter
  • High-borosilicate glass
  • Removable for cleaning
Choose your size

Designed for hot-water brewing. Heat water separately, then pour it into the upper brewer.

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One pressFilters the finished tea
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304 steelFine removable infuser
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Clear glassWatch the brew collect
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Two sizes600 ml and 800 ml
Tea leaves remain in the upper filter while brewed tea flows into the glass carafe below

Tea leaves stay above

The finished tea flows below

Loose leaves steep inside the removable stainless steel filter in the upper chamber. When the flavor is where you want it, press the top button.

The brewed tea drains into the glass carafe while the leaves remain contained above, so there is no wet infuser to lift out halfway through brewing.

Press once. The tea separates from the leaves at the moment you choose.

Pressing the teapot button after steeping to control tea strength

Your tea, your timing

Press sooner for lighter. Wait longer for stronger.

Different leaves need different steeping times. Let delicate tea brew briefly or give robust blends more time, then press when the strength feels right to you.

The filter stays in place while the finished tea collects below, making timing simpler and cleaner.

Follow the recommended temperature and steep time for the tea you are brewing.

Close view of the removable fine 304 stainless steel tea filter

Fine reusable filter

304 stainless steel keeps the leaves contained

The removable filter uses fine perforations to hold common loose-leaf teas in the brewing chamber while allowing the finished tea to drain.

Use it with black, green, oolong, white, herbal, floral, and fruit blends. Extremely fine particles may naturally pass through any reusable metal filter.

Clear glass carafe showing the color of brewed tea

See every brew

Watch color develop and tea collect

The high-borosilicate glass carafe gives you a clear view of the tea as it fills the pot. See the color, the remaining amount, and whether the carafe is clean after washing.

The glass is supplier-specified for approximately -4°F to 302°F (-20°C to 150°C). Avoid sudden extreme temperature changes and hard impacts.

Four simple steps

From loose leaves to a clear pour

No complicated tea setup. Bring your preferred leaves and separately heated water.

Four steps showing how to add tea add hot water press and pour
  1. 1

    Add tea

    Place loose leaves in the stainless steel filter.

  2. 2

    Add hot water

    Pour separately heated water into the upper chamber.

  3. 3

    Steep and press

    Wait for your preferred strength, then press the top button.

  4. 4

    Pour and enjoy

    Serve the filtered tea directly from the glass carafe.

Tea where life happens

At your desk, beside a book, or shared at the table

The compact footprint and one-hand release make everyday loose-leaf tea easier to fit into the moments you already enjoy.

PressBrew glass teapot used at a work desk
Brew at your desk with hot water prepared separately.
PressBrew glass teapot beside an open book
Keep a clear pot of tea close during a quiet break.
PressBrew teapot serving several cups of tea
Use the larger capacity when several cups are welcome.

Choose your capacity

Same simple system, two useful sizes

Choose based on how many cups you usually want ready at once.

PressBrew 600 ml and 800 ml teapot size comparison

20.3 fl oz / 600 ml · $49.99

Personal tea sessions

Made for one or two cups, desk brewing, and smaller tasting sessions.

Approximate size:
5.7 in H × 5.3 in W
(14.5 × 13.5 cm)

PressBrew high-borosilicate glass and stainless steel construction

Materials that suit the ritual

Clear glass. Fine stainless steel.

The lower carafe is made from high-borosilicate glass, while the removable brewing filter is made from 304 stainless steel.

The long handle keeps your hand away from the main glass body and provides a natural grip for pouring.

Always handle hot tea carefully and support the pot securely while pouring.

PressBrew lid filter brewer and carafe separated for cleaning

Easier after the last cup

Take it apart and reach the places tea collects

Allow the teapot to cool, remove the filter, empty the leaves, and rinse the stainless steel thoroughly. Wash the glass with a soft sponge and let every part dry before reassembly.

For dried residue, soak the affected part in warm water before cleaning. Avoid sharp tools, abrasive scraping, hard impacts, and sudden temperature changes.

PressBrew glass carafe upper brewer stainless steel filter and press-button lid

What's included

Everything you need to steep, filter, and pour

The main components separate so the filter and glass carafe can be rinsed individually.

Glass tea carafe
Upper brewing assembly
304 stainless steel filter
Press-button lid assembly

Made for hot-water brewing

Heat the water separately

Direct stovetop heating is not specified for this teapot. Heat water in a kettle or other suitable vessel, then pour it into the upper brewer.

Do not place the teapot directly over a burner unless direct-heating compatibility is separately confirmed. Avoid sudden extreme temperature changes even with heat-resistant glass.

PressBrew glass teapot in a calm tea ritual setting

A quieter way to brew

Steep. Press. Pour.

Keep the leaves above, the finished tea below, and the pace of the brew in your hands.

Helpful answers

Questions before you pour

How does the top button work?

Tea steeps in the upper filter chamber. When you press the button, the brewed tea drains through the filter into the glass carafe while the leaves remain above.

Can I control how strong the tea is?

Yes. Let the leaves steep for the time you prefer, then press when the tea reaches the strength you want.

Which size should I choose?

Choose 20.3 fl oz / 600 ml for personal brewing and one or two cups. Choose 27.1 fl oz / 800 ml when you regularly want several cups ready at once.

Is the filter removable?

Yes. The 304 stainless steel filter and the main brewing components can be removed for cleaning.

Can I use herbal or floral tea?

Yes. The filter works with many loose herbal, floral, fruit, green, black, white, and oolong teas. Extremely fine particles may pass through a reusable metal filter.

Can I use tea bags?

The teapot is designed primarily for loose-leaf tea, but a tea bag can also steep in hot water. The press-filter system is most useful with loose leaves.

Can I boil water directly in the teapot?

Direct stovetop use is not specified. Heat water separately, then pour it into the upper brewing chamber.

How should I clean the glass and filter?

Allow the parts to cool, empty the leaves, rinse the filter, and wash the glass with a soft sponge. Soak dried residue before cleaning and avoid sharp or abrasive tools.

What temperature range is specified for the glass?

The supplier specifies approximately -4°F to 302°F (-20°C to 150°C). Avoid sudden extreme temperature changes and impacts.

PressBrew Glass Teapot $49.99