2.6 Liter 88 oz Glass Pitcher with Lid and Handle, Glass Water Carafe for Hot/Cold Water, Iced Tea Pitcher, Large Pitcher for Coffee, Juice and Homemade Beverage

5 years, I tell ya, is how long I've been wanting to make a move to perfect my coffee technique, and these pitchers were what moved the dial for me. I love freshly made coffee, but I'm also lazy and prefer to have coffee on hand in the fridge, in a maximal way, not just a two day supply. So, this 68oz. pitcher is the size I need, which also maximizes convenience because it fits in the fridge door. Also on the maximal side, I use the Turkish grind to get a stronger brew. But, French press filters don't filter out all of the Turkish grind, so I'm resorting to a modified cowboy coffee technique, of just heating it in a vessel and that is it. I will use this pitcher to brew my coffee and leave it there in the fridge. The grinds settle at the bottom, and then, -get this-- any grinds which escape the bottom while I'm pouring out the last cup, will catch at the angled neck of the pitcher --it doesn't get any better than that! When the coffee is used up, I swirl a little water through the grounds and dump it on my compost pile. Finally, a coffee making Many lazy shortcuts in this technique, which is just how I like it, because I get the most bang for my buck. And this pitcher is the key piece in my system!! I got the set of two, and plan on using the other one at the very least for cucumber water in the summer. I'm thrilled about both pitchers and I consider them a must-have in every kitchen. These things are also THICK. Not thick like the borosilicate bowls at that Swedish big box store, but these are the thickest borosilicate vessels I've ever seen. i recommend the 68oz. three pack because the 68oz. size fits in the door of the fridge, plus, my experience is that one is needed for water and cucumber water, etc., but two are needed by themselves to keep the coffee flowing. As one pitcher of coffee is finishing up, I get another started so I don't have to wait till it stops raining or whatever to swish out the grinds to the compost pile, and that way my coffee is available without interruption. Three 68oz. pitchers are very ideal for a basic set-up, and the third one of course can be also used for impromptu sangria, etc. for guests. Thinking of getting the huge (128oz?) size, also for guests, coffee for a brunch, that kind of thing. So simple, no cords needed! The big size makes ten twelve ounce mugs or glasses!! Pretty nice, considering there's nothing to plug in, there's no toxic leaching from plastic or metal, and this pitcher is easy to clean and store. What a wonderful find, and I highly recommend these high quality and useful pitchers to anyone!!!

I have nothing but praise for the Bivvclaz 68 ounce pitcher. It’s big enough to hold a gallon of iced tea and with its securely fitted lid keep it fresh in the frig. Don’t let the delicate look of the glass and the pretty handle dissuade you. This good looking sizable pitcher is tough enough to handle the day to day with style. I use this pitcher every day and highly recommend it.

I got this to fit in my microwave oven - and it does, because I measured before I bought it. It does the job for me, but after a few weeks, the handle detached from the pitcher at the top. I wrote to the company, and they sent me a new one right away. Their customer service is awesome. Since then, I've bought more of these to give as gifts. They are really nice.

I needed a large pitcher and this one is Very nice and large. Fits in the fridge door perfectly. Glass seems to be a good weight and I prefer stainless top to the plastic ones.

I ordered this awesome 2 liter pitcher to put fruit in as I need to drink more water that’s tastey . Fits in my fridge door, the lid has holes to pour and the fruit won’t come through or pours regular. There are not any plastic parts to touch the water, silicon around the lid fits tight. Package very good not to break. This is a thicker glass that is strong,but If it’s hit it , yes it would break. I used bottled drinking water with a cut up apple and orange. Takes a day but taste good. Has a large glass handle. This pitcher looks nice on the dinning table also. This seems to stay cold for a long time . Would buy again.

Great for ice tea. We drink a lot in the summer. I was tired of plastic pitcher putting them in the dishwasher. Still not getting all the tea stains out of it having to put bleach in the plastic to make it look like it's actually clean, but the glass cleans up right away. Stays cold doesn't spill. I just wish they had a little bigger ones.

This little glass pitcher makes me feel way fancier than I have any right to be. I bought it thinking, “Cool, I’ll use it for water.” Now I’m out here serving iced tea, lemon water, and cold brew like I’m hosting brunch in the south of France. The glass is sturdy but elegant, the handle feels secure, and the lid actually fits (which feels rare these days). I love the two different types of pour options in the lid (pictured). It pours beautifully! No awkward dripping down the side and looks so cute sitting in the fridge. I’ve even used it for hot coffee and it handled the heat like a champ. Honestly, it’s the perfect size for small batches of drinks, and it somehow makes staying hydrated feel classy. 10/10 would recommend if you want to trick your guests (or yourself) into thinking you’ve got your life together.

I bought this to replace our old Pur water filter pitcher which was made with plastic. Just to clarify, this glass pitcher does NOT have a filter. We use a separate countertop filter and fill this pitcher with the filtered water and put in the fridge to cool the water. The water gets cold quickly which we love. When I first unboxed it, I thought it would be flimsy and thin but it actually has some weight to it and it feels stable. It's easy to clean which is a plus. We mostly use it for cold water. It looks expensive and chic. Highly recommend.