Cast iron teapot – keeps your tea warm for longer
The Bredemeijer Xilin cast iron teapot with a 1.25 litre capacity combines functionality with timeless design. The decorative textured surface and aubergine-purple colour give the teapot an elegant, Oriental expression. The interior is enamelled to protect the cast iron and make cleaning easy.
Ideal for everyday use and when you have guests, allowing you to serve tea with style whilst maintaining the optimum temperature.
The benefits of cast iron for brewing tea
Cast iron has outstanding heat-retention properties that keep tea warm for longer compared to ordinary teapots. The heavy construction at 1980 grams ensures stability and durability for many years to come. The included stainless steel infuser makes it easy to brew loose-leaf tea without any leaves ending up in the cup, so you enjoy the full flavour from your tea leaves.
Practical and beautiful at the same time
The enamelled interior makes cleaning easy whilst protecting the cast iron against rust and corrosion. The teapot holds 1.25 litres, providing multiple servings from a single brew. The purple colour and textured surface make the pot a decorative feature on the table. It can be combined with matching cups from the Xilin range for a complete tea set combining both functionality and style.
Technical specifications
The teapot has a volume of 1.25 litres and weighs 1980 grams. The material is cast iron with an enamelled interior and comes with a stainless steel tea infuser. The colour is a deep aubergine-purple that gives an elegant expression. The Xilin range from Bredemeijer is renowned for its high quality and durability.
With this teapot you get:
- Extended heat retention thanks to the properties of cast iron
- Practical stainless steel infuser for brewing loose-leaf tea
- Elegant design with a textured surface and aubergine-purple colour
You are always welcome to contact our customer service at web@hwl.dk for further information.
Frequently asked questions
Can the teapot be used directly on the hob?
No, this teapot is not intended for direct heating on a hob. Heat the water in a kettle and then pour it into the teapot.
What is the best way to clean the teapot?
Rinse the teapot with warm water after use. Do not use a dishwasher or harsh cleaning agents, as these may damage the enamel.
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