Glass Pitcher, 2.2 Liter Water Pitcher With Lid,Iced Tea Pitcher for Fridge,Carafe With Lid, Glass Water Jug For Juice, Milk, Cold Or Hot Beverages, 2 Quart

Received damaged goods.

Muy buena jarra. Bonita, buen tamaño y práctica. No la he usado para calentar agua, solo para agua fría o al tiempo. Excelente compra, idéntica a la foto!

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This is a great product. It has a sleek look but also durable for hot drinks. It works excellent if you want to make a good volume of mixed drinks/juices and you want to showcase the fruits/tea/mint leaves as decoration. Also good quality. Not thick glasses as you would hope for, durable nonetheless.

Just want to say, I got one 4 years ago & didn’t expect it to last the summer. It’s handled several major moves & extensive daily use. It’s a lot sturdier than it seems. The size is perfect. It fits on desks, in most any fridge & still holds a good capacity of tea for the tradeoff. It’s beautiful, lightweight yet surprisingly sturdy (we tend to cycle through fragile objects fast here), the lid design is fabulous, the seal seems well made. It doesn’t drip. It comes with a cleaning brush (which was fairly low quality but still can be used) but if you have a sponge or whatever, it’s not at all hard to clean due to the wide mouth. No staining of the lid or glass. No scratching, either. Land since I ordered another this year for herbal teas, they’ve recently started including a beautiful friggin doily. I mean, this thing is GORGEOUS, and it’s solid quality, will totally keep tables from staining sans coaster! I honestly didn’t expect to get so hyped over a doily, but every time I look at it, I feel quite satisfied. Because 1) I got a great pitcher for a relatively fair market price and additionally this object that is the perfect blend of form, function & free. I mean, I already loved the pitcher, but the doily is why I wrote the review. 🤣 It’s gold leaf, bro. Scalloped edges. Really tasteful, not generic pattern. Some absolute genius on their marketing team deserves a kiss for this. 😂 Only context in which you wouldn’t want the basically perfect pitcher varies by usecase: if you have little rowdy kids grabbing it with their tiny fingers covered in butter and sauce, maybe not. But on the other hand, do you really want plastic-exuded estrogenics leaching into your kids’ beverages or would you rather they learn manual dexterity as trial by fire? I guess the happy middle ground for that use case is a lightweight metal pitcher. If you are hosting a big party and want a liquid container that can accommodate more than 2-3 people for a day of beverages, you need something bigger. If you have literal hammers for hands, this could be tricky, though it really depends on your manual control over speed & pressure of handling. But for every other usecase I can fathom, it’s an obvious win.

Perfect for lemon water! Pretty and easy to use. Thanks!