Iwachu Tetsubin Review: Is Cast Iron Worth It for Tea?
Iwachu tetsubin review: a 0.65 L cast-iron teapot in genuine Nanbu Tekki with baked interior finish and Arare pattern — unmatched heat retention, ~$116.
The right teapot depends on the tea. Clay pots suit oolong and pu-erh, glass and porcelain show off green tea, and a side-handle kyusu is made for Japanese sencha. In each review we look at the material, size, how cleanly it pours, and whether the price matches what you actually get.
Iwachu tetsubin review: a 0.65 L cast-iron teapot in genuine Nanbu Tekki with baked interior finish and Arare pattern — unmatched heat retention, ~$116.
How this review was put together: This is my own teapot. I’ve owned the RIKLIG for years and brewed countless […]
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