Tea Accessories

What should I look for when choosing a teapot?

Start with how you plan to brew and serve your tea. Consider the teapot size, material, infuser design, and how easy it is to clean. If you enjoy loose leaf tea, make sure there is enough room for the leaves to open properly.

What’s the difference between a regular teapot and a glass teapot with an infuser?

A glass teapot with an infuser lets you watch the tea brew while keeping the leaves contained. It is especially useful for loose-leaf tea, as you can see the color develop and remove the infuser when the tea reaches the strength you prefer.

What size tea cup is best for HORECA use?

Choose based on your serving style, tea menu, and expected volume. Smaller cups work well for traditional servings, while larger cups suit cafés and restaurants offering generous portions. Also consider durability, stacking, handling, and how easily cups fit into your service workflow.

What tea accessories do I need to brew tea at the office?

Keep it simple. An infuser and insulated water flask can make office brewing easier, especially when you only have access to hot water. A thermometer can also help if you regularly brew teas that need more precise water temperatures.

What features should I consider when choosing a teapot and cup set?

Look at capacity, material, heat resistance, infuser design, cup size, durability, handle comfort, and ease of cleaning. For F&B and HORECA, also consider stacking, break resistance, and service needs. At home, focus more on comfort, appearance, and how you usually brew and serve tea.

What matcha accessories do I need to prepare matcha at home?

A basic setup includes a matcha bowl, bamboo whisk, scoop, and fine sieve to help you prepare a smooth, well-mixed drink. These same matcha accessories can also work well with powdered Hojicha, making the setup useful as interest in Hojicha-based drinks grows.