French Press
Why choose a French Press?
The
French Press
(also called a coffee press, cafetière or coffee plunger) is a simple way to discover
Slow Coffee
(slow extraction method)
When used well, the
French press
delivers a mild coffee with much more aroma than the drip filter method. Discover a large range of
French Press
in different sizes, containers, colours and brands such as
Bodum
or
Bialetti
.
We'll show you our tricks for making a great coffee with a French Press !
Filters
- French Press in Glass & Stainless Steel
- 1L capacity
- Manual Coffee Grinder
- Ceramic Burrs
On a wide variety of products
- Pylano French Press + 2 Glasses
- 1L Capacity
- Zero Contact with Plastic
- Unique Double Filtration System
On a wide variety of products
- 350ml insulated travel mug
- French Press with 1L capacity
- Great set from Bodum
On a wide variety of products
- 8 cups / 1L capacity
- Borosilicate glass jug
- Stainless steel & plastic finish
On a wide variety of products
- Capacity: 35cl
- 3 cups
- Stainless steel & Glass
On a wide variety of products
- Capacity: 500ml (4 cups)
- Strong borosilicate glass jug
- Stainless steel/ABS
On a wide variety of products
- Capacity: 100 cl (8 cups)
- By Bodum
- Strong borosilicate glass jug
- 4 Bodum Bistro 350ml glasses
On a wide variety of products
- 3 cups capacity (350ml)
- Stainless steel surround
- Borosilicate glass
On a wide variety of products
- Capacity: 8 cups
- Body: Shatterproof Plastic
- Finish: Stainless Steel / SAN
On a wide variety of products
- Capacity: 350ml (3 cups)
- Strong borosilicate glass jug
- Stainless steel/ABS
On a wide variety of products
- 8 cups capacity (1L)
- Copper colour Stainless steel surround
- Borosilicate glass
- New lid mechanism
On a wide variety of products
- Capacity: 100 cl (8 cups)
- By Bodum
- Gold colour
- Strong borosilicate glass jug
On a wide variety of products
- Cups: 3 cups
- Capacity: 35cl
- Made of Borosilicate Glass
- Finish: Silicone
On a wide variety of products
- 8 cups/1L capacity
- Strong borosilicate glass jug
- Stainless steel/ABS
On a wide variety of products
- Capacity: 100 cl (8 cups)
- Strong borosilicate glass jug
- Stainless steel/ABS
On a wide variety of products
- 4 cups capacity (500ml)
- Gold-plated stainless steel surround
- Borosilicate glass
On a wide variety of products
- French Press in Glass & Stainless Steel
- Manual Coffee Grinder
- Cafés Lugat Coffee Beans
- 1 MaxiCoffee Tote Bags
- 1L (8 cups) capacity
- Stylish glass French Press
- With stainless steel & plastic
- 3 cups
- 35 cl
- Glass coffee maker
- Plastic
- Zak!Designs
- 8 cups / 1L capacity
- By Italian brand Bialetti
- Borosilicate Glass Jug
- 18/10 Stainless Steel
- 8 cups / 1L capacity
- Borosolicate glass jug
- Stainless steel
- Capacity: 100 cl
- 8 cups
- Glass coffee maker
- Stainless steel
- Cups: 8 cups
- Capacity: 100cl
- Made of Borosilicate Glass
- Finish: Silicone
On a wide variety of products
- 8 cups
- 90 cl
- Glass coffee maker
- Judge
- stainless steel filter for less sediment
- 4 cups/ 400ml capacity
- Stylish with olive wood & leather
- Strong double wall glass
- 250g free ground coffee!
- Pylano French press
- 1 Litre capacity
- Zero contact with plastic
- Unique double filtration system
- 4 cups/500ml capacity
- Strong borosilicate glass jug
- Stainless steel/ABS
- Shiny metal filter plate, for 4-6-8-cup Bodum French Press coffee makers.
- Cups: 3 cups
- Capacity: 35 cl
- Material : Borosilicate Glass
- Finish: ABS
- 3 cups/350ml capacity
- Borosilicate glass
- Stainless steel & silicone
- Replacement part for all Bodum 3-cup French Press coffee makers (350ml) equipped with a stainless steel mesh filter.
- 4 cups (500ml)
- Stainless Steel Frame
- Borosilicate Glass
- 3 cups capacity (350ml)
- Stainless steel surround
- Borosilicate glass
- Capacity: 8 cups / 1L
- ABS, Borosilicate glass, Stainless steel
- Dishwasher-safe
And receive: 1 Free Mug
Only 50 mugs available!
- Cups: 8 cups
- Capacity: 100cl
- Made of Borosilicate Glass
- Finish: Silicone
On a wide variety of products
- Capacity: 100 cl
- 8 cups
- glass/stainless steel
- Isothermal glass coffee maker
- 6 cups/700ml capacity
- Strong borosilicate glass
- With stainless steel parts
- Capacity: 100 cl (8 cups)
- By Bodum
- Cork lid
- Strong borosilicate glass jug
- 1L
- 8 cups
- Borosilicate glass coffee maker
- Oroley
- Stainless steel/Plastic
- Bodum® French Press Gift Pack
- Chambord French Press 35cl - 3 cups
- Cafés Lugat Ground Coffee Moka Sidamo
- Bodum Bistro Cups 30cl
- Cafés Lugat Coffee Canister 250g
- 2 cups / 250ml capacity
- Strong glass
- By Hario
- Capacity: 100 cl
- 8 cups
- Black plastic
- Espro
- Glass coffee maker
- Cups: 3 cups
- Capacity: 35cl
- Made of Borosilicate Glass
- Finish: Silicone
- 3 cups capacity (350ml)
- By Bodum
- Stainless steel surround
- Borosilicate glass
- French Press with 1L capacity
- With reusable travel mug
- From Bodum
- 4 cups (500ml)
- By Bodum
- Stainless Steel Frame
- Borosilicate Glass
- Capacity: 100 cl
- 8 cups
- Bodum
- Glass coffee maker
- Stainless steel/Plastic
- 4 cups / 500ml capacity
- Stylish French Press
- Stainless steel with mirror shine
- By Judge
- Capacity: 1L (8 cups)
- By Bodum
- Strong Borosilicate Glass Jug
- Stainless Steel/ABS
- Capacity: 100 cl (8 cups)
- By Bodum
- Strong borosilicate glass jug
- Stainless steel/ABS
- Capacity: 100 cl (8 cups)
- By Bodum
- Strong borosilicate glass jug
- Brushed stainless steel/ABS
- Capacity: 3 cups
- Body: Shatterproof Plastic
- Finish: Stainless Steel / SAN
- Capacity: 3 cups
- Body: Shatterproof Plastic
- Finish: Stainless Steel / SAN
- 12 cups/1.5L capacity
- Insulated double wall French press
- Stainless steel
- Capacity: 8 cups
- Body: Shatterproof Plastic
- Finish: Stainless Steel / SAN
- 12 cups/1.5L capacity
- Insulated double wall French press
- Brushed Stainless steel
- Capacity: 4 cups
- Body: Shock Resistant Plastic
- Finish: Stainless Steel / SAN
- Capacity: 100 cl (8 cups)
- By Bodum
- Copper colour
- Strong borosilicate glass jug
- Classic French Press (8 cups capacity)
- with 2 x double wall glasses
- Great gift idea!
On a wide variety of products
- Capacity: 100 cl (8 cups)
- By Bodum
- Rose gold colour
- Strong borosilicate glass jug
- 8 cups/1L capacity
- Strong borosilicate glass jug
- Stainless steel/ABS
- 3 cups / 35cl capacity
- By Italian brand Bialetti
- Borosilicate Glass Jug
- 18/10 Stainless Steel
- 6 cups/800ml capacity
- Borosilicate glass
- Stainless steel & silicone
- 8 cups capacity (1L)
- Stainless steel surround
- Borosilicate glass
On a wide variety of products
- 4 cups (500ml)
- Stainless Steel Frame
- Borosilicate Glass
- Capacity: 350ml (3 cups)
- Strong borosilicate glass jug
- Stainless steel/ABS
On a wide variety of products
- 3 cups capacity (350ml)
- Stainless steel surround
- Borosilicate glass
- Capacity: 100 cl (8 cups)
- By Bodum
- Strong borosilicate glass jug
- Stainless steel/ABS
- Capacity: 350ml (3 cups)
- By Bodum
- Borosilicate glass & polypropylene
- 8 cups/1L capacity
- Strong borosilicate glass jug
- Stainless steel/ABS
- 3 cups/35cl capacity
- Insulated double wall French press
- Stainless steel
- Capacity: 1L (8 cups)
- By Bodum
- Borosilicate glass & polypropylene
- 8 cups/1L capacity
- Insulated double wall French press
- Stainless steel
- Capacity: 8 cups / 1L
- ABS, Borosilicate glass, Stainless steel
- Dishwasher-safe
On a wide variety of products
- Capacity: 3 cups / 35cl
- ABS, Borosilicate glass, Stainless steel
- Dishwasher-safe
- 3 cups / 350ml capacity
- Borosilicate glass jug
- Stainless steel & plastic finish
- Capacity: 1L (8 cups)
- By Bodum
- Borosilicate glass & polypropylene
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What kind of coffee should you use for a French Press?
For best results, it is recommended to use coresely ground coffee beans. This will stop the grounds of coffee from passing through the mesh of your French Press and ending up in your cup. We recommend grinding your own beans with a coffee grinder right before manually brewing your coffee. You can buy pre ground coffee beans however you'll not have the same freshness as grinding your own beans .
What are the advantages and disadvantages of the French Press?
The advantage of the French Press manual brewing technique is that it is quick and easy to use. It is not only quick but also does not require many components such as a paper filter wich can absorb the aromatic oils from the coffee beans . The built-in mesh filter , usually made of stainless steel does all the work for you.
Additionally, you also have full control over the infusion time and water temperature that you boil separately using the method of your choice, like a kettle for example.
All this makes for a harmonious diffusion of the coffee aromas that you may not find with other brewing methods .
Now for some drawbacks . For some people, the fact that you need coarsely ground coffee beans may be a limiting factor, as you cannot find this grind size in supermarkets. Most shops usually sell finely ground coffee , which can work but tends to block the mesh filter.
The French Press filter screen , usally made of stainless steel, is not as efficient as a paper filter, this means that you'll more often than not have a small deposit of coffee grounds at the bottom of your cup. However, with the right brewing technique this can be avoided to some extent.
Finally, another detail to take into account, is that if left in the press pot , your coffee will continue brewing . This means that you either have to serve it immediately following preparation or pour it into another container.
Pro-tip for French Press :
For the very best results with your cup of hot coffee , consider using filtered water , grinding your coffee immediately before infusion and pouring warm water into your cafetière in advance, in order to pre-heat it and therefore avoid any thermal shocks. Last but not least, do not allow your coffee to infuse for more than 4 minutes, or it will develop a bitter tast.
What coffee to water ratio to use?
In order to make coffee like a real barista, we suggest a more precise method that will give you a significantly better cup of coffee. To do so, we’ll be using a four-cup press pot (50 cl) and 30 g of coffee, aiming for a ratio of 83-84 g of coffee per litre of water . Don't forget to use coarse grinds and boiling water.