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Teabloom Glass Teapot with Infuser & Warmer — keeps the second cup as hot as the first
Teabloom Prague Glass Teapot with Infuser and Warmer (45 oz)
Reviewed by the WhyToBuyThis team · Updated September 2026 · How we choose
Perfect for
- Loose-leaf tea drinkers
- Slow mornings
- Blooming tea fans
- Practical & pretty
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Why this gift works
The Teabloom Prague is a glass teapot and warmer set: a 45 oz (1,350 ml) pot of hand-blown borosilicate glass, a removable stainless steel infuser for loose-leaf tea, and a warmer base that holds a tealight candle to keep the brewed pot hot. The glass shows off the color of the tea, and the warmer solves the quiet tragedy of a pot going cold before the second cup.
A borosilicate glass teapot handles heat far better than ordinary glass, and Teabloom says this one is stovetop-friendly for heating water and dishwasher-safe. At five to six cups a pot, it suits a dedicated tea drinker, a fan of blooming teas, or anyone who likes to linger over a pot while reading or working. Equal parts practical and pretty.
Who is this gift for?
Great for
- Someone who lingers over a pot while reading or working
- Pairing with a loose-leaf tea sampler
Think twice if
- They drink tea one bag at a time
- They want a rugged, drop-proof travel pot
- Young children or pets would be near an open flame
The catch
The warmer runs on tealight candles, which means an ongoing top-up and an open flame to keep an eye on, and it keeps tea hot rather than piping. It is also glass - tough against heat, but not against a drop onto a tile floor.
Skip for someone who only drinks tea by the single bag, or who wants a rugged, drop-proof travel pot.
Key specs
| Brand | Teabloom |
|---|---|
| Model | Prague glass teapot and warmer set |
| Capacity | 45 oz (1,350 ml), about 5-6 cups |
| Glass | Hand-blown borosilicate, lead-free |
| Infuser | Removable stainless steel, laser-cut fine holes |
| Warmer | Base for a tealight candle |
| Stovetop | Yes, for heating water (maker) |
| Dishwasher | Safe (maker) |
Worth knowing before you buy
- The warmer runs on tealight candles, so there is an ongoing top-up.
- It keeps tea warm rather than piping hot - gentle heat, not a hotplate.
- It is borosilicate glass - fine with boiling water, but still breakable if dropped.
Why we like it
- The tealight warmer keeps the second cup as hot as the first
- Clear borosilicate glass shows off the tea and handles boiling water
- A removable stainless infuser for loose-leaf tea
- Big enough for five to six cups
How to brew a pot with it
- Heat fresh water in a kettle - or in the pot itself on the stove, with the infuser taken out, since Teabloom says it is stovetop-friendly.
- Put loose-leaf tea in the infuser; about a teaspoon per cup is the usual starting point.
- Set the infuser in the pot, pour the hot water over the leaves and steep for the time on the tea's packet.
- Lift the infuser out when the tea is ready, so it does not turn bitter.
- Light a tealight in the warmer base and set the pot on top to keep it hot. Never leave the flame unattended.
What to look for in a glass teapot
- Borosilicate glass. It handles boiling water and sudden temperature changes far better than ordinary glass. This one is hand-blown borosilicate.
- Stovetop-safe or not. Some glass teapots can heat water on the stove; many cannot. Only put one on a burner if the maker says so, as Teabloom does for this one.
- A good infuser. A fine-mesh or laser-cut stainless infuser catches small leaves, and a removable one stops the tea from stewing.
- Capacity. Around 20 oz makes two cups; 40 oz and up serves a table. This one holds 45 oz.
- A warmer. A tealight warmer keeps a big pot hot, so it is worth having for anyone who drinks more than one cup at a sitting.
Questions people ask
Yes. The stainless infuser is laser-cut with fine holes for loose-leaf tea, and tea bags can go straight into the pot with the infuser taken out.
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