How to Use the CLUB PITCHER for Iced Tea
By koziol | Published: 2026-10-29
Category: How-to Guides
Make perfect iced tea with the Kanne Superglas CLUB PITCHER. Learn how to use its dual-pour lid, keep drinks cold, and avoid common mistakes.
Quick answer
Use the Kanne Superglas CLUB PITCHER's dual-pour lid to serve iced tea with or without ice and fruit. The insulating material keeps your tea cold longer, and the filter spout stops solids from pouring out.
Why the CLUB PITCHER works for iced tea
The CLUB PITCHER is made from Superglas, an insulating material that keeps cold drinks cold for hours without sweating on the outside. That means no condensation rings on your table.
Its lid has two pour openings: a wide one for full flow and a filtered one that traps ice cubes, herbs, and citrus slices. You choose which to use by rotating the lid 90 degrees.
What to avoid
Do not pour boiling hot tea directly into the pitcher. Superglas is durable but sudden extreme heat can cause thermal shock. Let your tea cool to room temperature first.
Avoid using metal utensils or abrasive sponges on the pitcher. Stick to soft cloths and mild soap to keep the surface clear and scratch-free.
How to make iced tea with the CLUB PITCHER
- 1. Brew and cool your tea: Brew a strong batch of tea (black, green, or herbal) and let it cool to room temperature. Pouring hot tea into the pitcher risks thermal shock. Always cool the tea completely before adding it to the pitcher.
- 2. Add ice and flavorings: Fill the pitcher halfway with ice cubes. Add fresh herbs like mint, lemon slices, or berries. The filter spout will keep them inside when pouring. Don't overfill with ice — leave room for the tea and for easy stirring.
- 3. Pour in the cooled tea: Slowly pour the room-temperature tea over the ice. Stir gently with a long spoon (avoid metal). The insulating material will keep the drink cold without diluting too fast. Stirring helps distribute flavors evenly, but use a plastic or wooden stirrer.
- 4. Set the lid for your pour: Rotate the lid so the desired pour opening aligns with the spout. Use the wide opening for a full stream, or the filtered opening to catch ice and fruit. Test the lid position over the sink first — a 90-degree turn switches between the two openings.
- 5. Serve and store: Pour into glasses and enjoy. If there is leftover tea, place the lid back on and refrigerate. The pitcher's insulation keeps it cold without needing extra ice. Rinse the lid and pitcher soon after use to prevent stains from tea or fruit residue.
Product highlights
- Kanne Superglas CLUB PITCHER: The CLUB PITCHER has a lid with two different pour openings: one wide for full flow and one with a filter that keeps ice cubes, herbs, and lemon slices inside. You can serve iced tea without fishing out floating ingredients, or open the wide spout for a quick refill.
Kanne Superglas CLUB PITCHER - Kanne Superglas CLUB PITCHER: The insulating Superglas material keeps drinks pleasantly cold for a long time and does not sweat. Your iced tea stays chilled during a meal or party without leaving wet rings on the table.
