Infusion kettle

Start by picking a capacity that matches your routine. You’ll find options up to 1.5 liters (50 ounces), which is ideal for a family or guests when making tea together. Choose between a SUS 304 stainless steel kettle for maximum durability, or borosilicate glass models that let you clearly see the color of the infusion while it brews. You should also consider stovetop compatibility: these models are designed for electric induction and electric surfaces, and it’s recommended to avoid gas. Some versions include a stainless-steel mesh infuser with a steel lid, which can make cleaning easier.

SUS 304 stainless steel models provide sturdy, corrosion-resistant performance, which is suitable for daily brewing and soaking. On the other hand, borosilicate glass kettles handle high temperatures and let you monitor the infusion color clearly, and they’re often guaranteed for temperatures ranging from 20 to 160°C. Some models also include a 304 stainless-steel strainer with an anti-rust cover that’s dishwasher-safe in certain versions, making cleaning easier and helping extend the kettle’s life.

A gooseneck kettle is ideal for anyone who wants precise pouring for pour-over coffee and brewing, because it gives you better control over water flow. Clear glass kettles allow you to see the brewing color and extraction progress, which can be a great option for herbal tea blends or different infusions. This selection includes both designs, with capacities ranging from 750 ml to 1.5 liters to fit shorter or longer brewing routines.

Yes, many infusion kettle models support induction as stated in the description. For example, there’s a 1.5 liter/50 ounce option that works on induction and electric stoves, with a reminder that gas-only versions are not suitable. Always choose the version that clearly indicates it’s compatible with your electric setup so you can brew with confidence.

Your choice depends on the number of people and the way you use it. A 1.5 liter capacity is good for brewing tea for family or guests, while individual users may prefer 750 ml or 1 liter for faster control with a smaller volume. Having different materials (stainless steel + glass) also gives you options—whether you prefer to visually monitor the infusion or prioritize more durability. If you usually brew for one person, choose 750 ml to 1 liter; if you’re preparing tea for a balcony or meeting, 1.5 liters is more practical.

To keep them shiny and performing well, follow the care instructions for the specific model you chose. If the kettle includes a 304 stainless-steel strainer, it’s often dishwasher-safe, making cleaning easier and protecting the steel from corrosion. For glass models, avoid sudden temperature changes to protect the glass. Use lukewarm water and mild soap, then rinse and dry thoroughly to prevent residue and rust.