This glass picture is everything I was hoping for! It’s a perfect size for on the door in the refrigerator. I use it mainly for ice tea. I boil my tea and then I pour the water into the jug, put my teabags in and let it steep. I have arthritis and didn’t have any difficulty removing the lid or opening the top to pour. It has a nice lip that allows the top to open easily. It doesn’t leak at all, the lid fits nicely and has a rubber gasket, the top closes tightly. Highly recommend! I’m also going to use it to make sun tea on occasion. It’s also super easy to clean because you can get your hand in through the wide opening. Love it!

This is the third pitcher I bought from Country Line Kitchen. By far the best pitcher, easy to pour with, lid fits tight, easy to clean, and just all around good looking and useful!

I have bought three and all are great. Tight seal, no leaking, fits on fridge door, and holds a lot.

This jar has a very nice screw on cap with a perfect spout that has a stopper. It doesn't take up a ton of room in the fridge and is very easy to clean. I am so glad I found it.

This pitcher looks amazing and feels very sturdy. The glass is thick and the shape fits nicely in the fridge. The spout secures nicely and is easy to open. I need to buy at least two more of these.

I really like this jug. Mainly since I'm a fan of Mason Jars. Since the jar portion is thick/durable glass, it is heavier than lighter plastic, acrylic or thin wall glass pitchers you see most of the time today. But it won't wear out like plastic. As for the plastic top, it has a comfortable handle and seems of sturdy construction (needed I'm sure to handle the extra weight of the glass). The mouth is a very no-"glug" design (no splashing) and there is a silicone gasket to seal the top. The top can be a little hard to remove if you over tighten when you put it on. The jar also has basic fluid volume markers on the side.

I use this to collect pumped breastmilk throughout the day. It works very well and is a lot easier than storing in different bottles. It’s easy to pour from when transferring into storage bags. The only issue I’ve had with it is when closing the top latch piece, it secures a little TOO tightly if you press hard and I had issues reopening it without spilling everywhere. I had to fully unscrew the top and pry it open when I was washing it

This item is leak proof, sturdy, easy to clean, and is great for storing cold brew coffee when my 64 oz. cold brew coffee maker is getting empty so that I can brew more cold brew coffee.

I used one of these for about a year, then I left it in the freezer by accident, and I broke it. Very sad because the 1/2 gallon size was perfect for a drink packet that I use. This thing was my little fridge buddy. No measuring. I ordered a 2nd unit, and it is just as sturdy, the cap screws on just the same, and the flip-top works just as well. I suppose someone could get ahold of a poor production item, but if anyone leaves a bad review on this pitcher, I would be suspicious. Oh yeah, don't put it in the freezer.

I purchased the County Line Kitchen Glass Mason Jar Pitcher with Lid to use for extra water storage. I bought a countertop water purifier and use this pitcher to store water in the refrigerator. It is 64 oz like the purifier’s carafe. The lid is tight enough to keep the water tasting freshly filtered. I have not tried it in the dishwasher since I just do a quick hand wash between refilling the water. The 64 oz size works best for my arthritis. I did not want anything bigger.