EXPERIENCE LUXURY IN EVERY SIP: The 600ml Upscale French Press in Antique Copper offers a unique brewing experience with its sleek stainless steel and borosilicate glass construction. Enjoy a smooth, rich flavor and aroma with its four-part filtration system, including two extra spare filters and a coffee spoon.
BREW COFFEE LIKE A CONNOISSEUR: Elevate your coffee or tea experience with this upscale French Press. Steep your favorite grounds in hot water and press the plunger for a smooth, rich cup of coffee or tea bursting with flavor and aroma.
PERSONALIZE YOUR PERFECT CUP: With the Upscale French Press, you control the strength of your coffee or tea, ensuring it’s exactly how you like it. Achieve barista-quality beverages without the need for expensive equipment.
ENJOY A LUXURIOUS BREWING EXPERIENCE: This French Press enhances your coffee-making experience, producing richer, fuller-bodied coffee than most other coffee makers. Perfect for those seeking fresh, delicious coffee without investing in high-end machines.
SAVOR FRENCH-STYLE COFFEE AT HOME: This stylish and easy-to-use coffee brewer allows you to make delicious French-style coffee or tea in just minutes. The included spare filter ensures convenience and versatility in your brewing.
MODERN DESIGN FOR YOUR HOME: The Upscale French Press is perfect for the modern home, featuring a stylish ergonomic handle and a non-slip base for stability. Quickly switch out filters for different beverages and enjoy delicious drinks effortlessly.
ENJOY RICH FLAVOR WITHOUT ELECTRICITY: Designed for those who love freshly brewed coffee, this French Press requires no electricity. Simply use hot water and ground coffee to produce a rich, flavorful cup, making it an ideal choice over expensive machines.
SIMPLICITY MEETS INTENSITY: Ideal for coffee lovers, the Upscale French Press offers a unique brewing method that produces a more intense and flavorful cup of coffee with minimal effort. Enjoy the convenience of a moka pot or espresso machine with the simplicity of a French Press.
