AHGB-10DRA Thermal Serve Carafe, 1.0L, 1L, Red

Zojirushi is an excellent brand and gold standard for thermal flasks and carafes. Made in Japan. Keeps hot water piping hot for hours. So convenient to always have hot water on hand for tea. No smell or weird taste. Love the functionality. Simple and clean design. Simply twist the lid to open or close to pour. The red color is very pretty. Says it’s made of “medical grade equivalent borosilicate glass”. It’s become an essential everyday item. Also highly recommend the Zojirushi flasks. I’ve been using the same one for over 10 years. They are amazing.

My OH is using this for keeping tea hot throughout the work day. She proclaimed it to be her new favorite thing. So, that's pretty good, right? Good, solid, classic design. Glass vacuum bottle inside and a clean functional design on the outside. Does the job very nicely and looks good doing it. Zojirushi made a good product here and then priced it right. Can't think of anything negative to say. Two thumbs up.

This was the best pot I've encountered in terms of keeping coffee hot. Unfortunately the top needs to be twisted each time you need a cup of coffee and I did not realize that that would not be so great given my arthritis. I've returned it and will try a pot that has a button release for pouring coffee, but if you don't mind turning the top and you only need a 1 liter pot, this seems to be a great. 6 hours after I put coffee into the carafe it was still steaming when I poured it.

Just what I needed. The smallest amount of coffee my coffee maker makes is four cups. (I do like my amounts pre - measured.) l needed away to preserve my coffee taste and warmth. This glassed lined vacuum carafe works for both. Easy to clear, keeps coffee hot from breakfast to dinner, has to pouring openings. You can tilt the pot on it’s head while pouring without spills.

I purchased this 1.6 liter carafe to replace/upgrade from a Krups 1 litre carafe which I've used for years, and which still works perfectly. I like the extra capacity and how it works better with my RSVP coffee dripper. The round "base" of the funnel fits down just past the threads of the carafe to stand securely while I pour hot water over the grounds. There is simply no way for the dripper to fall off even if bumped, unless the whole carafe were to fall over. The hole in the top is just a little larger than the spout on the dripper, so not easy to get a brush down inside. Instead, I rinse it out with hot water after it's empty, and let it stand overnight with hot water, so it's pre-warmed for fresh coffee every day. It keeps coffee hot until late in the afternoon.

Nice carafe. A bit tight on cleaning the glass but otherwise it does what it is supposed to. Two criticisms: 1. To close it up after pouring you really have to turn it hard, which my wife is unable to do. You can leave it snug, but not fully shut, but that tends to have the coffee cool a little faster. 2. I wish it had a button or lever to release the coffee. It really isn't a big deal to turn the dial/top half way in order to pour; it's just me being picky.

We previously purchased an all-stainless thermal vacuum carafe. After about a year it apparently lost its vacuum and was no longer functional. I found this one with a glass liner. The glass will not lose its vacuum unless it is broken. So far we're very pleased. The coffee stays hot for hours. I also like the way the carafe pours. A simple twist of the lid and the liquid pours quickly. It is also easy to clean. I'll probably purchase another as a "spare."

The carafe keeps tea hot for a looooong time; and because it uses glass liner, it doesn't impart metallic taste on the tea. However, I wish Zojirushi uses a better lid (the push down lid in their other line) for this item. The turn lid is a bit of a hassle when i need to open the carafe frequently. Also, this carafe makes a hissing sound, which at first I thought to be a bat nesting in my wall. I am fond of it, though, now. I named my Zojirushi "Alistair the Dragon".