Does this pot have a pour spout?
636315
It's been a while since I used it and now it's packed up in storage... But I think yes, it has a small one.
2252039
It does not. I ended up getting a large wooden and marking it with liquid in the pot. Been a good pot for my brewing the last couple years.
1695747
No spout just the air vent and pour opening in the main (large) lid. These things are bomb proof. You could chain it behind a truck and drag it for miles in the woods and it would survive.
1002267
Yes! Make sure the top is Snapped. Awesome machine...also just clarification its not a spout. You just remove the plastic screw and pour. I'm pretty pleased with it
517514
There isn't a spout, but it is easy to make one. There is the large twist cap and a smaller twist cap (which you see protruding in the photo) for pouring. We bought a piece of plastic tubing from the hardware store and slid it over the smaller screw cap ( added a hose clamp to secure it ) and a brass nozzle on the end. Works great as a spout...
1334897
yes it does have a bottom, but it is not a solid bottom. so you need to use a pot.
2152841
Yes the "glass" container has a spout for pouring and a nice heavy duty handle opposite. What they have pictured is the mettle container that comes with it. This thing is quite heavy duty all the way around . I bought mine for my wife just over or right around a year ago and beats out anything to this day that is offered in my opinion. It reminds me of what I used when I worked in my grandparents restaurant
254300
There is a spigot as shown in the picture, but I honestly don't think it would be a very "controlled" pour so I haven't used it. I just pushed it in tight so that the barrel doesn't leak. Sorry that I'm not absolutely certain. Mine is more of a conversation piece.
1644005
No it does not. Has a flat bottom but a very slight pitch for draining. 0 radius on the corners.
1695746
No. It doesn't have any kind of "easy pour" spout. It just has the small screw top spout and air vent that you see in the product photo. It is VERY heavy duty though. I take it off roading and have no issues... unlike the much flimsier Reliance brand container that I had that easily dented and sprung a leak on a Mojave Road trip.
1952807
No. And - on a different matter - as I stated in my review, best to get the Dripless Teapot Gadget (not currently available on Amazon but if you Google it, you'll find it) because the teapot does drip significantly when it's full and you make the first pour (and sometimes even the second).
158478
No spout. Yes, you drink the tea right through the strainer after the screw top lid is removed. I've used mine for several months and it has held up well with use and cleaning...I just wish it was about 6-8 oz bigger.
335486
Yes it does. I love it as it cleaned so beautifully. I made something in it that always get stuck on the bottom of thePot. Not with this pot. It cleaned by just rinsing it. I bought another one in a different size. I have Lots of good pots but like this one the best.
1978494
No, it does not. I also recommend after it is brewed take out the basket and stem because I have found after a period of time it will start reperking. Personally, I went back to my drip pot, a lot less trouble. Good luck. Hope this helps.
1149421
Yes it does. Its well designed. I love it to make large pots of homemade soup and chilli.
831992
Yes, it is. The pot fits on the base for heating and detaches completely for filling and pouring. I've had one for 6 months and it does the job.
458711
Yes it does but the first coffee is stronger than what the completed brew will be. Let about half the pot drip through before pouring a cup.Maggi