Ölich Glass Teapot

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The stylish Ölich glass teapot with a practical spout filter. 💛

Ideal for brewing our Ölich teas.

✔️ Small filter in the spout holds back coarse leaves as you pour

✔️ For finer teas we also recommend our Ölich tea infuser

✔️ Heat-resistant glass for everyday use

✔️ Dishwasher safe for easy cleaning

Sale price26,90€
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LKW Auf Lager | Lieferzeit: 2-3 Tage

Loose tea instead of tea bags

Why it matters

Tea without plastic, with the Ölich glass teapot

Many tea bags contain plastic fibres, and plastic tea bags are hard to break down.

Our Ölich glass teapot is made of heat-resistant borosilicate glass and has a small stainless steel filter in the spout that holds back coarse leaves, with no plastic at all.
So you enjoy your loose tea pure, with a good feeling for the environment. 🌿☕

A new era begins

The founding of our family business

In 1785 our family had a vision: to win more people over to good olive oil and make it part of everyday shopping for everyone.

The decanter centrifuge revolution

Bringing production under one roof

The founding house, whose passion for olive oil runs deep in our family history. In 1900 the company building on the Aegean was built, and with several expansions since then it reflects the steady growth of the business.

Young graduates choose the path of honesty

The Ölich journey

In the summer of 2017 the idea for Ölich was born. A moment of inspiration, a picture of friends on a long evening together, sparked the wish to create something valuable and timeless: fine olive products that bring people joy and enjoyment. That was the start of a company built on quality, community and passion. An adventure that is far from over.

LAB-TESTED

Purity matters to us, and laboratory tests by Eurofins Germany confirm it.

free shipping

Free shipping with DHL on orders from €49. This applies to customers in Germany only. 🇩🇪

SONGBIRD PROTECTION

We harvest only by hand and only in daylight, because industrial harvesting kills more than a million songbirds every year.