Best French press coffee makers for 2020: Bodum, Oxo, Frieling and more

French press coffee makers can be simple to operate, but these brewers can whip up coffee that is surprisingly rich and complex. This style of play is almost as focused as the matter of fact Brew in the cold or Espresso. And if properly constructed, a French press can produce pots that come from outside Best drip coffee makers.

These wine makers also come in one A myriad of sizes and designs, Therefore it is difficult to choose one. Luckily for you, I have personally used and tested a set of top-selling models. And, after a score of grinding pound bean and drinking a cup of coffee, here is what I learned on my quest as the best French press a coffee lover can buy. I update it from time to time.

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The Bodom Chamber features a classic French press design that hasn’t changed much since it first hit the scene in the 1950s. Despite this, this model produces great coffee brew that is strong, well-balanced and richly flavored. Its steel parts also come in various finishes. I especially like the vibrant red version shown here.

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For just $ 15, Bodum Brazil distributes every bit as well hot coffee as the company’s more expensive Chambird model. To cut the price, Bodum uses plastic instead of steel for parts of the coffee maker. However, its cafe is borosilicate glass. The coffee I drank in Brazil was satisfyingly strong, yet balanced.

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The Weeken French Press is very well equipped given its reasonable price. Inside the kit you’ll find various tools that you won’t see bundled with other French press models: a fancy wooden mixing spoon, a cleaning stick and battery-powered milk henna to whip up cafe-style drinks like lattes and cappuccino. .

I also like this French press ‘Elegant Copper Finish’. This really sets it apart from other models I’ve seen. Most importantly, Veken brews excellent delicious cups of coffee.

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The most expensive model in this group, the Frailing French Press, does not come cheap. All you need for its steep price is a heavy stainless steel press construction designed to last. Of all the French press coffee makers I’ve used, it felt the most durable ever. Its metal body also has double walls that stay warm for hours.

The coffee I brewed in the fringe is well extracted yet strong. So if money is not a barrier, then this is the French press for you.

We tested others

Muller French Press

Hamilton Beach French Press

Coffee Garter French Press

Corner press

SterlingPro French Press

OXO Brew Venture French Press Coffee Maker

How did we rate them

I test French press brewers like I test standard drip coffee makers. I start by washing hands and drying each product by hand. Then I grind enough coffee beans to meet a specific brewing ratio. There is from 4 ounces of ground coffee to 32 ounces of water for the French press.

I add again Hot water (203 F, 95 C) In the brewing chamber, shake the ground and let them sit for 4 minutes. After that I drop the rider for each press and put a sample cup. Next I draw a sample of brewed coffee and measure the percentage of total dissolved solids. I use a pocket reflectometer for this test. From there I can calculate the extraction percentage for each batch of coffee.

Ideally, the extraction percentage of Boiled kofi Should be in the range of 19% to 22%. While this number alone does not guarantee delicious Joe, it is a strong indicator of this. Ultimately the truth lies in a proper taste test.

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