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64 oz Cold Brew Mason Jar Pitcher with Stainless Steel Infuser

Name: 64 oz Cold Brew Mason Jar Pitcher with Stainless Steel Infuser
Brand: Zernto
SKU: CV3613958-默认
Price: 75.99 USD
Availability: InStock

$75.99 USD

$151.98 USD

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64 oz Black Lid Pitcher

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Single Set 2-Pack Free Shipping

Smooth drinks, ready when you are

Cold Brew Made Simple—Right in Your Fridge

Skip the daily café run and the messy straining. This 64 oz glass pitcher lets you steep, chill, and serve cold coffee, tea, lemonade, or fruit-infused drinks from one easy-pour jar.

Animated demonstration of preparing and serving a chilled fruit-infused drink

See the simple fill, infuse, chill, and pour routine in motion.

Why It Earns a Spot in the Fridge

64 oz Batch Size

Prepare several servings at once instead of rebuilding every glass.

Fine-Mesh Filtering

Keep grounds, tea leaves, and larger infusion pieces contained while flavor moves through.

One-Handed Pour

The sturdy handle and flip-top opening make serving feel controlled and simple.

More Than Coffee

Use the same pitcher for tea, lemonade, and refreshing fruit infusions.

Cold brew visibly emerging from the taller integrated top bottle-mouth opening

Wake Up to a Smoother Routine

Add coarse coffee grounds to the mesh infuser, fill the jar with cold water, and refrigerate while it steeps. When the flavor is right for you, remove the infuser and keep the finished batch ready to pour over ice.

Large glass infusion pitcher served with chilled tea and lemon

One Pitcher, Plenty of Possibilities

Switch from cold brew to iced tea, citrus water, or lemonade without adding another single-purpose container to your kitchen.

Handled glass pitcher pouring a chilled coffee drink

A Handle and Spout Made for Everyday Serving

The thick handle gives you a secure grip, while the lid's flip-top opening helps direct the pour into your glass with less countertop mess.

Four Simple Steps

Four-step guide for preparing cold brew in the glass pitcher

1. Add your ingredients.Place coarse coffee, loose tea, or larger fruit pieces inside the mesh infuser.

2. Fill with cold water.Leave a little room at the top and secure the lid.

3. Chill and steep.Refrigerate until the flavor reaches the strength you like; cold brew is often prepared overnight.

4. Remove the infuser and serve.Lift out the mesh basket, close the lid, and pour over ice.

Glass pitcher and stainless steel mesh infuser being rinsed clean

Cleanup Without the Straining Mess

Remove the stainless-steel infuser, empty the ingredients, and rinse the wide-open jar and mesh basket separately. A small brush can help clear fine particles from the mesh when needed.

Dimensions of the 64 oz glass pitcher and stainless steel infuser

Sized for a Real Make-Ahead Batch

The pitcher holds 64 oz and measures approximately 10.1 in high, 4.5 in across the jar body, and 5.9 in across at the handle. The tapered infuser is approximately 8.3 in high.

Good to Know

What You GetOne 64 oz glass pitcher, one long stainless-steel mesh infuser, and one black screw-on handle lid with flip-top opening.

Best ForCold-brew coffee, iced tea, lemonade, and larger-cut fruit or herb infusions.

Daily UseBrew with the infuser, remove it when the flavor is ready, then store and serve from the same jar.

CareRinse the jar, lid, and filter after use; take extra care with the glass body and fine mesh.

Kitchen Notes

Why It Fits Into Real Routines

“I make a batch at night and grab it from the fridge before work. The handle is much easier than trying to lift a plain mason jar when it is full.”

— Megan R. Cold-brew pitcher being placed on a refrigerator shelf

“The long filter is the part I like most. I can load the grounds, fill the jar, and leave it alone instead of dealing with paper filters the next morning.”

— Chris B. Coffee grounds being added to a stainless-steel infuser supported by its rim on the pitcher opening

“I expected the mesh to be annoying to clean, but it rinses out easily when I do it right after serving. The wide jar opening is also easy to reach.”

— Linda P. Stainless steel mesh infuser being rinsed at a kitchen sink

“We used it for lemon tea at a backyard lunch and the 64 oz size was enough to keep everyone refilling without mixing another batch.”

— Dana S. Glass infusion pitcher served during a backyard family lunch

Questions Before You Brew?

What can I make in this pitcher?

It is designed for cold-brew coffee, iced or cold-steeped tea, lemonade, and fruit or herb infusions with pieces large enough for the mesh basket.

How much does it hold?

The glass jar holds 64 oz. Leave a little headspace when brewing or adding ice.

How long should cold brew steep?

Brew time depends on your coffee and preferred strength. Many people refrigerate it overnight, then taste and remove the infuser when it is ready.

Should I remove the infuser before serving?

For the cleanest pour and more consistent flavor, remove the infuser once your drink reaches the strength you like.

Will it fit in my refrigerator?

The pitcher is about 10.1 in high. Measure your intended shelf space and allow room for the handle before ordering.

What if the glass arrives damaged or a part is missing?

Contact our support team with a photo and a short description. We will review the issue and help with a practical replacement or next step.

Support for a Better First Batch

If your pitcher arrives damaged, a component is missing, or you need help with setup and care, our support team will help review the issue and work toward a practical solution.