Adagio Teas ingenuiTEA

1. Cook's Illustrated Magazine

In testing four teapots made for brewing tea, editors include the Adagio Teas IngenuiTea in their evaluation. Testers say it brews a good, strong cup of tea and catches loose tea leaves with a fine strainer. They also like the kettle's easy clean-up.

Review: Innovative Teapots, Editors of Cook's Illustrated magazine, March 2009

2. TheNibble.com

TheNibble.com is an online magazine about specialty food items. In this older review, Karen Hochman discusses the Adagio Teas IngenuiTea. After a year of daily use, Hochman says this brewer radically simplifies the brewing of loose tea. The review shows stills of the IngenuiTea, demonstrating how the model works. Hochman's pros include its ease of use, its easy collection of the tea leaves, large capacity and thick plastic that works to insulate, keeping the tea warm.

Review: IngenuiTea Cup Top Brewer, Karen Hochman, Oct. 2005

3. Amazon.com

Nearly 240 user reviews from Amazon.com rate the Adagio Teas IngenuiTea 4.5 stars out of 5. Users say the teapot is easy to use, easy to clean (its lid detaches for rinsing), and it doesn't leak. The recurring negative comment is that the filter is fragile and can break easily, especially if it's put in a dishwasher.

Review: Adagio Teas IngenuiTea Teapot, Contributors to Amazon.com

4. RachaelRayStore.com

User comments for the Adagio Teas IngenuiTea are very positive; it earns an overall rating of 4.5 stars out of 5 after close to 50 reviews. Users say the pot works well and like the easy clean-up. One reviewer says the filter stops when you lift the pot, preventing leakage. The only negative comment was the IngenuiTea's 16-ounce capacity, which only provides two cups.

Review: Adagio Teas 16-oz. IngenuiTea Dispensing Teapot, Contributors to RachaelRayStore.com