Cold Brew Coffee Maker and Tea Maker 1.5L/50oz, Glass Loose Leaf Iced Tea Infuser & Double Mesh Stainless Steel Filter Review (2026)

What's included with this brewer

This is a 1.5 liter, 50 ounce glass pitcher built for both cold brew coffee and loose leaf iced tea, and it ships with a bonus spoon along with the main infuser and lid. The core of the design is a laser-cut, ultra fine double mesh stainless steel filter, which is finer than the mesh used on many coffee-focused cold brew pitchers and is specifically marketed as suitable for loose leaf tea rather than just coarse coffee grounds. The pitcher body is BPA-free glass and the lid is described as corrosion resistant stainless steel, and the maker states the whole unit is dishwasher safe. This combination of a large glass carafe and a genuinely tea-friendly filter is what separates it from cold brew makers designed mainly around coffee.

Brewing cold brew coffee or iced tea

For coffee, the maker recommends roughly 15 to 20 tablespoons of coarse or medium coarse ground coffee steeped in the fridge for 18 to 24 hours, which is a longer steep window than some competing cold brew pitchers call for. The airtight seal is rated to keep the finished batch fresh in the fridge for up to two weeks, which is longer than the few days typically expected from an open pitcher and is a meaningful advantage for a household that does not finish a batch quickly. For tea, the same double mesh filter can hold loose leaf tea directly rather than requiring a bag, which keeps flavor closer to a proper loose leaf steep than a mesh built only for coffee grounds would allow.

Materials and expected durability

The BPA-free glass construction is standard for pitchers in this category, and combined with a corrosion resistant stainless steel lid, it should hold up to regular fridge storage and dishwasher cycles without the lid rusting or pitting over time, which can happen with lower grade metal hardware. As with most glass cold brew pitchers, the carafe itself is the main fragility concern, since a full 50 ounce pitcher is heavy and needs to be handled carefully when lifting it out of a crowded fridge shelf or setting it down on a hard countertop. The listing does not name a specific brand, so buyers have less published detail on the exact glass type than they would from a named brand, though the stated BPA-free and dishwasher safe claims cover the basics most buyers look for.

Fitting it into daily use

At 1.5 liters, this pitcher makes a large enough batch to cover a household's cold brew or iced tea needs for several days, especially with the two week freshness window the airtight seal is designed to provide. The double mesh filter being removable means the pitcher can also be used to store the finished drink without grounds or leaves still steeping once the target strength is reached, which helps avoid over-extraction. The included spoon is a small but useful extra for measuring or stirring, since cold brew and loose leaf tea recipes both benefit from consistent scooping rather than guessing quantities by eye each time a new batch is started.

Who this maker fits

This pitcher is a good fit for someone who wants one brewer that genuinely handles both cold brew coffee and loose leaf iced tea well, rather than a coffee-first design that only tolerates tea as a secondary use. The fine double mesh filter is the standout feature for tea drinkers specifically, since many cold brew pitchers use a coarser mesh that is a poor match for finely cut tea. Buyers who want the longest possible fridge freshness for a single batch will also benefit from the two week seal rating. The main trade-off is the weight and care needed for a full glass pitcher, and the lack of a named brand means less published detail on the glass itself than some competitors provide.

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