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VISUAL BREWING · GLASSWARE FOR CHINESE TEA

Watch the leaf unfold — glass made for tea

You brew visual teas — silver needle standing upright, jasmine pearls blooming open, a pale oolong you want to read honestly — and you're tired of guessing through porcelain that hides the show. tea.glass curates borosilicate teapots, gaiwans, fairness pitchers and tasting cups built for one purpose — to show the tea. Heat-shock tested, lead-free, and chosen by sommeliers who pour every day. No yixing here — see tea.equipment for clay.

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VISUAL BREWING · GLASSWARE FOR CHINESE TEA

26

glass pieces in stock

2

workshops behind the catalogue

3.3

borosilicate expansion coefficient

−20 → 150 °C

thermal-shock range

5

in-house tea experts on QA

WHICH TEA DO YOU BREW

Find your glass in three questions

01 — What do you brew most often?

BROWSE BY VESSEL

Seven categories — two workshops

Each piece is matched to a brewing style. Filter by capacity, wall thickness and pouring profile.

WHAT JUST LANDED

Fresh on the shelves this month

WHO TESTS THE GLASS

Sommelier-led quality control

Every vessel that ships from tea.glass has been poured through by our experts — looking at heat retention, pour line, and how clearly the tea reads through the wall.

WHICH TEAS REWARD GLASS

Three brewing modes — three reasons to use glass

— 01

Vertical buds

Silver needle, jūn shān yín zhēn (君山银针), and bud-only greens stand upright in tall straight-walled glass. The dance is the point.

— 02

Blooming hand-tied

Jasmine pearls and flower-tied teas need height and room to open. A wide-belly glass pot is the only honest vessel.

— 03

Liquor study

For yellow tea, lighter oolong and aged whites, double-wall cups let you read colour without the cup biasing your judgement.

BEFORE YOU BUY

Honest answers about glass for tea

Is borosilicate really safer than regular glass?

Yes — its low thermal expansion (≈3.3 × 10⁻⁶/K) lets it move from cool to near-boiling without cracking. We don't stock soda-lime glass for hot brewing.

Can I use glass for pu-erh or aged oolong?

You can, but darker teas don't reward visual brewing. For sheng and shou we point readers to puerh.app and tea.equipment for clay-based vessels that hold heat longer.

Do you ship internationally?

tea.glass is currently a catalogue rather than a checkout — every piece here is real and sourced from the workshops shown on its page, but there's no cart yet. Write in for a wholesale or sample quote and we'll work out shipping directly.

How do I clean stained glass?

Warm water, baking soda paste, soft cloth. No dishwasher — detergent residue dulls the wall and changes how light reads through your liquor.

START WITH ONE GOOD VESSEL

The leaf is the show — build a stage that lets it perform

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