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Whether you’re making pour-over coffee, tea, or just pouring sauce onto a dish, it’s easier to do when you have more control. With the Bredemeijer Gooseneck Kettle, you get a long, thin spout that allows you to carefully measure exactly how much you dispense Read More
venvarI have the same question. I wish Massdrop would provide the information when the item is first listed. There are many items I would buy if not for being made in China. Without such information I don't buy.
All of the tea kettles I have used are 1.7 liter (57 oz). The kettle here looks nice, but it is too small, and it most likely does not whistle when water is boiled.
kryptikenigmaUmm... actually no, It's not a serving kettle.
This type of kettles used for making drip coffee, especially in Japan-originated pour over methods. Such a low siting goose neck allows for precise pouring and flow control.
Of course you can also use it to serve coffee or tea, if you want to. :)
WakamaruObserve the kettle and think logically:
The nose is open so steam pressure can't build up to create a sound. Also, the nose is so thin it can't have a whistle or other mechanism obstructing the flow because it will render the kettle useless. Top lid could have a whistle but picture demonstrates solid construction. And it wouldn't work anyway because of open nose.