Secura French Press Coffee Maker, Double-Wall 304 Grade Stainless Steel Coffee Press with 2 Extra Screens, 34oz (1L), Blue

After my brother broke two glass French presses that I had purchased he asked in exasperation if there was such a thing as a stainless-steel coffee press, and I am so glad now that he did, because I now have two Secura French press coffee makers. I make 4 quarts of coffee every Sunday morning to take to church, Monday - Saturday, one quart of coffee for home. (If one follows the directions, and doesn't over or under fill the pitcher, one ends up with a quart of coffee.) One morning I dropped one of the pots, there was coffee all over the floor, but all I had to do was rinse it out, add more coffee and hot water, and it was good to go. This is a by the way, if one takes a paper coffee filter, folds it 4 quarters, cuts off the tip, making a hole just big enough to fit on the cross piece, adds two of the three screens, folds the paper over the screens, adds the top piece, and then firmly affixes the top, the paper absorbs the oils and the coffee dust, producing a smoother, beautifully clear brew.

After our coffee pot died, I didn’t want to buy another one. Not a fan of those cup coffee makers, and the pour overs are not that great. So I bought a cheap glass one at Marshall and I loved it!! But like I said it was cheap and the glass didn’t keep the coffee warm and I end up breaking it. So I purchased this one and I won’t ever go back to a coffee pot. Easy clean up and the coffee taste amazing. You won’t regret your purchase.

I've had every invention known to man on my quest for the perfect cup of coffee and well, I've found it. GOLD! I struck gold with this bad boy. My last toy was the Keurig, my least favorite of them all, its failed me miserably. When I say I've had every coffee making contraption out there, I mean it, and you diehard coffee connoisseurs know what I'm talking about. I decided to go back to far, far away and get another percolator because after searching my life through in memoryville I believed that the best cup of coffee I had produced came from a percolator. But this time, I wasn't willing to toss money to the wind and go with my gut. I decided to do something I hadn't ever done before. Research. After reading, my least favorite thing to do in life, a million different reviews and watching I don't even know how many videos on the art of coffee making and consumption, I started really feeling the French press. Again unwilling to just buy without going to the next level still again and researching the best presses money could buy you, and there are a LOT of choices and a LOT of opinions, after many hours of sweating and reading and considering and fear of making a wrong decision, I decided to give this stainless steel French press a try. For several reasons I chose the stainless steel over glass. This puppy is insulated, first. It's solid, tough and heavy; very well made. Second. It won't break, Third. It won't break, fourth and it won't break, fifth! After all of my video tutelage I was nearly an expert before this little 8th wonder of the world arrived yesterday. I got right on it. I took apart the press and thoroughly washed all of the parts and put on a pan of water and began grinding my beans. As soon as the water came to a boil I let it cool down until it stopped bubbling. I scooped three rounded tablespoons of my medium course grounds into the press, pored in about two inches of water over the grounds and stirred. Then, I let it sit for two minutes to brew. Then I poured the rest of my hot water I in the press and put the lid on slightly pushing the press down just in order to create a seal, and then, I waited. I put my timer on for 5 minutes. Then I began the decent.... Pressing gently so as not to force the hot water come splashing out and scalding me. It took maybe 30 seconds. Then, the final step of my journey was upon me. I poured and tasted the best cup of coffee I've ever had in my life. It's unbelievable. I can't say enough good about the experience and this stainless steel French press. I'm telling you tho, at this price which is pennies really, and with the construction of this press, it's the best thing since chocolate was found. I think of all of the money I've wasted on coffer making contraptions over the years and it makes me dizzy. A person spends more on coffee at a drive through in a day than this press costs. And, this coffees flavor and aroma is unmatched by any of them on their best day. You have nothing to lose and the best cup of coffee you've had in your life to gain!

Wanted bigger size, was only available in Stainless. The finish has a mirror shine, the double walled construction keeps liquid hot. I use 2 filters to remove more grinds. French Press is not as clean as filtered coffee, but the flavor is deeper.

The size is perfect for my husband and I each to fill our mugs twice. I love the quality of this french press too - it is a thicker material and quite impressed with it. Considering buying a bigger size for when we host!

I just received this french press this morning and used it once. My first impression is very good.Presses I have owned have felt cheap. This one feels well made. The press screen and the fixter holding it together feel as though they are substantial. I expect this to last much longer than previous presses I have owned.Also, just a note: I was also impressed with the instruction booklet included. The booklet was very good quality. I suspect if they take putting out quality reading materials, their press will be that much better.I will only follow up on this review if I encounter issues within the next 6 months.

Very easy to use. Perfect size for multiple cups of coffee. I might get a smaller one just for a single large cup in the morning before work. Overall I like it and easy to clean.

Love the stainless steel durability. Very modern design and easy to use. Easy to clean. Wish I'd bought a larger one, since the 12 ounce size really makes only about one cup of coffee. It's a great coffee press at a good price.

Solía beber café en cafetera de goteo más que nada por lo rápido de su extracción, sin embargo mi vieja cafetera se dañó y opté por probar un nuevo método de extracción y que ocupara menos espacio en mi cocina. Opté por la prensa francesa y la verdad es que el mismo café que usaba extraído por el método de prensado me supo exquisito, ya llevo un año con ella y sigue como nueva, opté por esta marca y no una Bodum porque en aquellos días era de las pocas que ofrecían una prensa de acero inoxidable y que fuese de calidad y no me arrepiento, le dije adiós en definitiva a la cafetera de goteo y actualmente estoy probando un nuevo método de extracción: la cafetera italiana. Recomiendo la prensa para iniciarse a probar el café de una manera diferente, no se van a arrepentir.

Compramos para a sala de trabalho e está sendo incrível!Café fresco, até mesmo por algum tempo depois (estourando 30 minutos).Super resistente!!!Recomendo demais.

This is an awesome coffee maker and I'm so happy that I choose this product!

Excellent bc consegue obter todo sabor de um café special

Embora seja um pouco cara, a cafeteira é muito boa, resistente e bonita!