Sotya 45oz Glass Drip-free Pitcher With Lid, Borosilicate Glass Carafe, Juice Pitcher For Homemade Beverage/Ice Tea/Milk/Coffee/Serving Wine

*Pictured beside 32 oz wide-mouth mason jar* My daughter and I love our cold brew coffee. We use another device to brew the concentrate, but it’s really awkward to pour from and we were constantly spilling little drops of coffee all over our counters. <enter this Sotya pitcher> The lid is what sold me to purchase this. It’s easy to hold, pours out quickly and let’s be honest, the design is pretty cool. I am also a bit extra and wanted to add a vinyl decal to jazz it up. What I do not love is cleaning it. The stopper is not an issue. The outer gasket is removable so I feel good about it getting clean so nothing grows on it. Obviously cleaning the pitcher itself is the challenging part due to the narrow neck. Overall, I love this pitcher. It serves it’s purpose and definitely has its place and I think it would be a nice addition at brunch to hold juice or water at the table. But, if anything happened to it I probably wouldn’t buy another for replacement. I’m more likely to find something that’s more practical for daily use and easy to clean.

This pitcher is absolutely AMAZING! It’s easy to hold and clean, and I love the spill/leak proof top! It looks great on the countertop as well as in the refrigerator, which is where I keep mine. I use them for tea, lemonade, juice and water flavored lemons, mint and cucumber! I purchased one initially, then ordered a second one! I’d like a third, but they have been out of stock for quite a while now! I’m super pleased with this purchase…

Great pitcher and just happens to fit in one of the side compartments of my refrigerator. Great for making infused waters; it’s about the right volume for a small family of 3. Pitcher is attractive and the spout mechanism works to prevent splashing and over pouring without getting in the way.

I just got this yesterday, so can't comment on durability yet, but I love the size and style. I have been making almond milk lately and this is perfect for the 3-4 cups I make, and it fits in the refrigerator door. It is a little too tall for other shelves, though. I had friends over today and one commented on how nice it was and asked where I got it. At first it seemed like the little lid wouldn't fit down properly because it was a tight squeeze, but after using a few times, it seems to have settled in and it seems like a very good seal. 2 months later and I still love it. No problems. 2 years later and I still like this pitcher. The only problem is that it is difficult to clean inside so it is starting to look a little dirty...water spots, etc won't come off.

First off, super easy to clean and store! I love how elegant it looks and pours! Everyone is always so amazed on how it works and always comments on how pretty it looks too! How it works. There is a cover at the spout that has two layers, one (bottom one)seals the drink and any fruits you may want to add, the second one (visible from the top) gently rests above the seal. When you start pouring your drink the layer visible from the top lifts when the pressure of your drink pushes it. Hope that makes sense. Everyone is seriously amazed each time lol.

I love these for making iced tea! I have always boiled water and added the tea bag’s to the pan, then put it in the container. I still do this now but I don’t have to wait for it to cool. The bottles are narrow and tall and sit on the open shelf in my French door fridge nicely. The pouring experience is so nice it Is crazy how satisfying it is. One handed from the fridge into the glass, no splashing, or touching a lid. I am very happy that I chose these.

This pitcher is very stylish, but do take care in washing so you do not break it. It's not super fragile, but with soapy hands, you never know. It pours great, but one thing you need to do is use the end of a very long wooden spoon to clean the inside with a sponge. And it's rather tall so I cannot place it in my fridge shelve, but rather the fridge door.

Very pretty but didn’t work. I wanted a container to keep cream in the refrigerator. It works great the first pour, but then the cream would stick and the spout wouldn’t open. When I could get it to work, it would drip, leaving cream on the sides that had to be cleaned before putting it back in the fridge. It might work great for water - but anything that might dry on the spout should be avoided.