LEAVES AND TREES Glass Coffee Storage Canisters

The seal is generally good—multiple users specifically mention these jars keeping their tea leaves fresh and maintaining an airtight seal. The wooden lid creates a snug fit that works well for most tea storage needs. That said, a couple of reviewers noted the seal isn't 100% airtight for super long-term storage, and one mentioned their jar was missing the rubber seal entirely. For typical tea storage where you're rotating through your stash regularly, they perform well.

Yes, the aesthetic appeal is one of the most praised features. Seven reviewers specifically called out how attractive these jars are, mentioning they look great on countertops and in cabinets. The clear glass paired with the wooden lid creates a clean, natural look that works well in modern kitchens. Just be aware that the glass can scratch fairly easily—three people mentioned receiving scratched jars or noticing scratches develop with use.

The 250ml (8.5 oz) capacity works well for tea leaves, though a couple of reviewers mentioned the jars were smaller than they expected from the photos. For reference, this size can comfortably hold several ounces of loose leaf tea, making it ideal for storing your current rotation of teas rather than bulk storage. The clear glass also lets you see exactly how much tea you have left at a glance.

Four reviewers specifically praised how easy these are to open and close, which is really convenient when you're measuring out tea for your morning cup. The wooden lid lifts off smoothly without requiring any twisting or complicated mechanisms. This simplicity is great for daily use, though it also means the seal relies entirely on the lid's fit rather than any screw-top mechanism.

This is a bit hit-or-miss. Two reviewers mentioned receiving jars where the wooden lid colors didn't quite match between containers in the same set—some were lighter or darker than others. It's a natural variation that comes with real wood, but if you're particular about having perfectly matching jars for display purposes, this inconsistency might bother you. The functionality isn't affected, just the aesthetics.

Yes, the design allows for stacking, which is helpful if you're storing multiple types of tea and counter space is limited. The flat wooden lid provides a stable surface for stacking another jar on top. Just keep in mind that the glass isn't super thick, so you'll want to be reasonably careful when stacking to avoid any accidents.