Hunnibi No Drip Glass Honey Dispenser with Stand – Honeycomb Shaped Honey Holder and Syrup Dispenser – Bee Decor Honey Storage Jar, Glass Honey Dispenser for Honey, Syrup – 11 x 6.6 inches, 8 oz

Less Sticky Than Other Dispensers
Pouring honey into a cup of tea can be tricky, so I had to try this honey dispenser with the bottom opening. It’s not exactly sticky-free, but it’s close. It’s easy to pick up, press the handle and then sit it back down in it’s little stand. Plus, it looks pretty on my coffee/tea bar. Much less clean-up and easier for my guests to use, too. I even bought one as a gift for my sister-in-law who drinks tea every morning.

Great product!
I use honey alot and this was super cute. The top is plastic and not metal so I’m worried that will wear out on time but also, this is not 11″ tall. It’s only 5-3/4″ tall. But works as expected and looks cute on the shelf versus the plastic bottle the honey came in.

Cheap plastic lid and valve handle
I really wish I could find a high-quality version of this type of dispenser. Although it appears in the photos to have a chrome-plated metal lid and dispensing handle, it’s all really made of cheap, chrome-colored plastic. The valve does not operate smoothly, and I worry that it will eventually break. If anyone knows of a premium version of this design that includes metal parts (although some plastic is inevitable, like the gasket and stopper), I would greatly appreciate it if you could leave a comment identifying it. While this dispenser looks nice, the use of cheap plastic is disappointing.

Highly recommend
I actually found this product listed in one of the top 10 small items to purchase for your home in a NY Post clip.Since I’m a big tea with honey drinker I was intrigued by this, took a chance, ordered it and was extremely happy. It’s attractive to look at on the counter, convenient to use & less messy than jars or those squeeze honey bears.Don’t throw away that little white cap you’ll need it each time you fill the honey into the container. Instructions weren’t clear on that, but it was just common sense.Give it a buy & you won’t be disappointed.

A palavra “vidro” nesse caso é para nomear o recipiente (Dispenser), e não significa material de construção do recipiente seja de vidro, pois o que recebi é construído em Plástico. Sem contar o Preço cobrado de R$ 214,42, quando em outra ocasião e em loja diferente e local paguei pelo mesmo produto R$ 57,00. De forma que estou 100% insatisfeito tanto com o produto quanto aos custos, sendo que algum outro de meu interesse buscarei em outras fontes. Além do que não faço indicação desse produto.

Fantastic little bit of kit, works brilliantly.And looks great on the kitchen side.