Muffin Top | 90ml
Muffin Top | 90ml
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Technical Nerdy Stuff
Technical Nerdy Stuff
Artist - Master Kemin Apprentices
Dimensions - 4 x 3.25 x 2.25in | 10 x 8 x 6cm
Capacity - 90ml (recommended) | 95ml (full)
Pour Time - 7sec
You know Harry Potter, in charms class, they talk about the "swish and flick" for the levitation spell Wingardium Leviosa?
Which they then later use in the movie to knock out a troll by dropping his own club on his head...
Well either way, this pot is like that.
Meaning the flick when you pour is quintessential(ooh quintessential, channeling my inner Hermione) to the Muffin Top's pouring experience.
It may in fact be the only pot that we have ever held that has actually felt more balanced when pouring than it does when you pick it up.
With a proper flick feeling ever so satisfying, the ergonomics of this pot just makes you want to keep flicking, one steep after another.
And for those of you, because I know there are some out there that are wondering about the lid... it's on purpose.
You aren't supposed to pick it up by the cone on top, but from the side of the lid (which is Dart's favorite type of lid [not that anyone asked]).
In comparing this to the Apple Pie lid type I like how this one sits better. The lit also seems more hearty like I won't break it by breathing on it wrong. This is a solid improvement in my opinion over the Apple Pie.
I'm a new tea potter in America, and I bought this pot for reference(and because tea ware is my hobby) and it blew me away. how thin and precise they throw the walls. and how well they attach the tiny pieces. I own a couple 500+dollar pots, and this one has a better lid fit then most of them(plus the Chaozhou magic trick lids). A beautifull pot!
I am raising this tea pot with young white teas, but the clay also tastes great with oolongs and red teas(only other teas I tried in it)
