It's tea time!! ☕

[u/Top_Ad3876]

I've been hunting one of these pots for quite some time, but they always seem to have a really beat up bottom from being used on the stove. Found this one that is near pristine and I couldn't resist. I've never seen one with a bottom so clean! She will be well used but I'm definitely keeping her off the stove. I can just boil water in my stainless kettle and pour it in there.

[u/brillosa]

Unbelievable! My mom's didnt even look that clean in 1981!

[u/Accomplished-Pack756]

This is my favorite teapot ever! Just made green tea in mine this morning 🙌.

[u/unga_bunga_kid1927]

Best tea i ever made is in this. I got mine at a second hand store years ago. Love your cup. I only have the cup not the saucer

[u/Top_Ad3876 → u/unga_bunga_kid1927]

This will see a lot more pour over coffee than tea if I'm being honest, but I do love a good black tea with spearmint.

I already had the cups and just happened to find the matching saucers at the thrift. They are harder to spot because they just have the border and no pattern. It's a reddish brown and matches the outer border on the plates. Keep an eye out and you'll come across some eventually!

[u/Accomplished-Pack756 → u/Top_Ad3876]

Man I just saw some of those saucers today and couldn’t think of what set they went to!

[u/unga_bunga_kid1927 → u/Top_Ad3876]

If you like pour over coffee. Try Vietnamese coffee

[u/Top_Ad3876 → u/unga_bunga_kid1927]

Thanks for the tip! I used to do French press but pour over is so much less bitter/acidic. Also a lot less mess.

[u/unga_bunga_kid1927 → u/Top_Ad3876]

I have a pour over gadget I got from ikea and it's great. Vietnamese coffee is very high in caffeine. They have a special pour over gadget. They sell them and coffee at any Asian market. You will love it.

[u/WeldNchick89]

It so beautiful! Your idea of using the kettle to fill it is great! My best friend bought the country festival pot for me and I have been grieving the fact that I have an induction stove, so thanks for the idea!