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from Las Vegas, Nevada on 9/17/2010
Comments about Teavana Pine Needle Cast Iron Teapot:
I received my little red pine needle cast iron teapot 4years ago as a birthday gift, I absolutely love this little pot! I have a pot of tea at least 3 times a day and even take it with me when I travel! It still brews a perfect "spot o tea" and looks as good as when I received it! The only negative about the little matching cups is that their rather difficult to hold since they have no handles and do get rather hot to the touch! I wouldn't purchase them, but the teapot is the best!
from Virginia Beach, VA on 9/11/2010
Comments about Teavana Pine Needle Cast Iron Teapot:
I use this teapot most everyday as I have another one as well.
I love to make tea in the evening and have it the next day and love the rich color.
I am most disappointed in when I am pouring my tea it runs out of the top and drips down the side. If that doesn't happen then it will leak at the spout. This drives me crazy.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
Comments about Teavana Pine Needle Cast Iron Teapot:
I love hot tea, the teapot warmer keeps it at a good temperature, so I can enjoy it anytime.
The Pine Needle Cast Teapot is the perfect size.
Comments about Teavana Pine Needle Cast Iron Teapot:
I've had this teapot and matching cups for 5 years and it still brews the perfect cup of tea. Beautiful in design and excellent quality. Easy to make tea and easy to clean up. It looks as good as the day I bought it and makes an even more fantastic cup of tea with every use!
[5 of 5 customers found this review helpful]
from Michigan on 9/15/2008
Comments about Teavana Pine Needle Cast Iron Teapot:
I just purchased the silver/black 22 oz. pine needles teapot and cups on Saturday. Yesterday, on Sunday, I used it for the first time and loved it, except that the paint is coming off of the rims of the cups as well as from the lid of the teapot! I'm concerned about ingesting it and am not happy. The paint from the lid is concerning, but doesn't affect the product's overall quality in terms of brewing the tea. It just isn't aesthetically pleasing to see. We called the store at Somerset and they offered us a free drink to make up for it (I'm sure the cost of gas to get us there and back a second time will be much more than the cost of a drink...), even though the manager told my husband that they've had issues with the silver and one of the red paints, too. It doesn't seem like they value their customers too much if they know about this, yet continue to sell a product with issues.