Dining
64oz Mason-Style Glass Pitcher with Handle and Airtight Lid (2 Quart)
Product description
Classic look with modern function: This 64oz (2-quart) glass pitcher uses the familiar Mason-jar profile to add a timeless touch to your counter or table while displaying drinks attractively. It’s sized to fit most refrigerator shelves without taking up too much room.
What’s included: one 64oz glass pitcher with an integrated handle and a screw-on lid featuring a pour spout and silicone gasket. Some sets include an extra silicone seal for replacement. The lid is designed to form a tight barrier to help reduce exposure to air and contaminants.
Materials and build: Made from thick, premium glass that is lead-free and BPA-free. The reinforced walls add durability for daily use and make it less fragile than thinner jars. The non-porous glass resists odors and staining over time.
Practical features: The wide-mouth opening makes it easy to fill, add ingredients like fruit or tea bags, and clean by hand. The pour spout and secure lid help prevent drips when serving. The comfortable handle provides a firm grip when pouring smaller volumes.
Care and maintenance: The wide neck allows for thorough scrubbing; for larger hands, an extended sponge or bottle brush works well. The glass is dishwasher-safe on the top rack for added convenience, though hand washing will prolong the life of the lid components.
Typical uses: Designed for everything from iced tea, cold brew coffee, and lemonades to fruit-infused waters or breast milk storage. Its sealed lid and sturdy construction make it suitable for entertaining, fridge storage, picnics, and everyday hydration.
Pros
- Thick, durable lead- and BPA-free glass
- Airtight pour-spout lid with silicone gasket
- Wide mouth for easy filling and cleaning
Cons
- Some lid components are plastic-feeling
- Handle may not be comfortable lifting a completely full pitcher
- Lid parts benefit from occasional hand washing to extend life
VerdictA sturdy 64oz glass pitcher that blends classic Mason-jar styling with practical features: a pour spout lid with a silicone gasket, a wide mouth, and a solid handle. The thick glass resists staining and odors, and the airtight seal keeps beverages fresher longer. Ideal for everyday fridge use, making sun tea or cold brew, serving at gatherings, or storing breast milk. A reliable, attractive option
Reviews
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amy 5/5
Great for cold green tea
Perfect for brewing and storing green tea in the fridge. The top keeps it sealed yet pours smoothly. I bought a second one.
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Mai Asari 5/5
Perfect size for iced tea
64oz is ideal for my iced tea and fits nicely in the fridge. The handle is sturdy and comfortable. Highly recommend.
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Lynn D. Yates 5/5
Exactly what I needed
Just the right pitcher for mixing a day's worth of tea. Very sturdy and I like that it’s glass rather than plastic. Definitely recommend.
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A.E. Hagan 5/5
Ideal for mixing drinks
Chose these for the glass material, size, wide opening and spout. Bought two — one for lemonade and one for iced tea. Great for Arnold Palmers; we adjust the mix to taste. They’re perfect.
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DeCarlo Turner 5/5
Better than expected
Looks great and is very versatile. The lid seals properly and the glass is thicker than typical mason jars. Easy to clean — I could fit my hand inside, though larger hands might prefer a long sponge. Top-rack dishwasher safe.
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Cindy, I bought this freshould Frozen fruit machine and I just love it! 5/5
Nice fit for my fridge
Works perfectly on my refrigerator shelf at two quarts; compact and easy to store. The lid comes off for quick cleaning, and it’s steady when full. Glass feels solid and it pours without leaking. I’d recommend it.
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Theresa 5/5
Solid build and good sealing
Arrived in great condition. The glass is substantial and the lid seals well — they even included a spare gasket. Not fragile, packed well, and the lid stayed put when filled with tea. Very pleased with it.
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Billy W 4/5
Good jar, watch the handle
Glass feels solid and the size is perfect for refrigerator storage. I ordered several for teas and oat milk. My concern is the plastic-y feel of some lid parts — I’m cautious about lifting a full jug by the handle.
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