Avanti Modena Double Wall Stainless Steel Teapot

The Avanti Modena Double Wall Teapot is the ideal vessel to create and serve your special brew. Made from the highest quality 18/8 stainless steel, it will keep your tea at the ideal temperature thanks to its ingenious heat-retentive double wall design. The pot features a removable laser etched infuser which sits perfectly in the centre of the teapot, allowing water to infuse with loose tea from all angles, creating a fuller flavoured tea.
Features:

• 600ml / 1200ml capacity
• 18/8 stainless steel double wall construction
• Removable laser etched infuser
• Easy pour, drip free spout
• High-polished mirror finish
• Dishwasher safe

Use & Care:

• Pre-warm the teapot by rinsing with boiling water.
• Spoon one teaspoon of tea per person and ‘one for the pot’ into the infuser
• Pour fresh water just off the boil through the infuser into the teapot and brew to the desired strength. (For optimum results never use re-boiled or stale water).
• Leave brew to steep for a few minutes. This important pause allows time for the tea to release its rich full-bodied flavour.
• Serve tea within ten minutes of it reaching the brew strength desired.
• To clean the teapot, remove the infuser.
• Clean infuser with warm water and washing-up liquid. A washing-up brush may be helpful in removing tea residue.
• Rinse thoroughly
• Avoid abrasive cleaners and scourers when hand washing.
• Wipe dry with a soft cloth.
• Dishwasher safe

About Avanti

Avanti is an Australian homewares brand that has helped people cook, serve and entertain since 1989. Its range grew from core kitchenware into cookware, drinkware, storage, tableware and outdoor-living essentials, and today forms part of Australian-owned Sheldon & Hammond. Avanti's point of difference is breadth without losing sight of everyday function: practical products selected to balance reliable performance, approachable value and design that feels at home on the table. Backed by more than three decades of category experience, the brand promises tools people can depend on for ordinary preparation, family meals and the moments of connection built around sharing food.