Cast iron teapots: heat retained for an hour, and an interior enamel that doesn't retain flavor. The kind you buy once. Care instructions are found at the bottom of each product page.

Glass teapots: an original square shape, a material that resists high temperatures, the spectacle of tea steeping. Nothing but advantages.

French press teapot: you press, and the infusion stops instantly. 100 cl capacity, for tea or coffee.

35 cl porcelain tea infuser mugs: cup, removable stainless steel filter, and lid in one single item, with just the right volume for herbal infusions. Eight patterns, for the office or in bed.

Metal tea tins: opaque, tightly sealed, with a raised relief design you can feel under your fingers—and a double lid on the 150g tins, for teas kept for a long time. Tea fears light and humidity much more than it fears time.

Infusers: for a single cup, when traveling or at the office. Choose wide ones: a narrow infuser crowds the leaves and robs you of half the fragrance.

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Use them well, keep them well. Infusion temperatures and times by tea family, care for cast iron, glass, and porcelain, shelf life: everything is gathered in our guide.
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