Teapot

A teapot decides how tea holds between pours, and the pots on this page answer that in different ways: porcelain glazed to read as cast iron with none of iron's upkeep, a pot wearing a felt lined insulating bell, and a decorated pot its maker rates for the microwave. Match the pot to the wait, quick pours from a light pot and long sittings under the bell. Choose porcelain across all of them, because a body that cannot rust needs no drying ritual and never sacrifices a first brew to seasoning.