Why I buy this one ?
- Double-wall 18/10 stainless-steel French press for coffee or tea
- Mirror finish outside and brushed finish inside
- All-steel mesh plunger mechanism
- Carafe doubles as insulated serving pitcher
- 33 ounces; 9 inches tall; body has a 4-inch diameter

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What our customer's say!

"Frieling Stainless-Steel 35-Ounce French Press", Simply the best coffee maker I now own. It beats them all. A bargain at twice the price. If you like French Press coffee, you owe it to yourself to get the Frieling. Enjoy.

"Love It !", Nicest Press I have ever owned.
I bought it based on the Amazon customer reviews and am impressed with it.
No glass to break so it should last a long time.
Very well made and looks great too.
I recommend it highly if you are in the market for a coffee press.
It cost a little more but in my opinion, it is worth every dollar.

"exactly what I wanted", I come to this product from a history with a line of Bodum's. I didn't share most of the "newcomer" comments on this product, since I was already familiar with the concept of a french press and how to use it. The only reason I purchased this product vs. another Bodum is: "fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me." Shame on me: I broke two Bodum carafes before I wised up. Glass breaks, and fairly easily, especially when you are a morning-groggy coffee addict.

"Keeps the coffee warm", Frieling Stainless-Steel 35-Ounce French Press It is worth every penny to have French Press that does not break and can keep the coffee hot. Easy to clean.

I have given it for gifts and highly recommend it for people wanting hot coffee. You can even take it camping, doesn't break and can reheat if necessary

"Can't live without it", I'm a dedicated French press user and bought this after having a glass press broken on me one too many times. And I'm so glad I did! What can I say about this thing? It makes great quality coffee, keeps it drinkably hot for a couple of hours, and doesn't break. That's all I need. Its looking beautiful on the table is just a bonus.

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"Love my new pot!", I couldn't be happier with my new french press. I get no grounds in the coffee, this is a first. It looks great, feels substantial. Still doesn't make much coffee for 35 oz, but between the process of making it (heating the pot & cup with hot water, stirring the grounds, allowing it to steep etc..) and the coffee beans, it makes one amazing cup-o-joe!

"NOT MEDIOCRE...I'll tell you why", This is a FANTASTIC coffee press for several reasons, and a VERY good buy at that. First, we are now drinking (from this press) the MOST DELICIOUS coffee we've ever HAD...and everyone who's tried it so far (friends and family) agrees with us. I'm extremely picky...and my husband who almost never drank coffee before, is now having some every day. So if you are trying to decide, like I was, between a coffee press, a coffeemaker, and an espresso machine, I strongly encourage you to try this coffee press, for flavor and texture alone. The person who thought this one was mediocre, because of the grounds, probably made the same mistake we did in the beginning. You do have to make sure that you add the hot water only up to about a quarter inch BELOW the pour spout (coffee included), so that when you lower the press nothing gets forced up into the spout that could fall back in on top, thereby ending up in your cup when you pour. Additionally, it's FAST. It's EASY to clean. It won't break like a glass carafe and IT IS THERMAL and holds the heat for quite a while. It's pretty, too...a real piece of ART. The only problem I can foresee is that it's very portable. I've only had it for about two weeks and already two different people have asked me to bring it with me when I go to their house. I do believe it's going to be my new "gift" of choice for coffee-loving friends! or I might open up my own coffee bar and call it Savebucks! :) PS. I also bought a Froth-au-Lait milk frotherProfessional Stainless Steel Heat On/Off Froth Au Lait frother and it is a GREAT product as well with excellent customer service. I wanted stainless steel, so I spent the extra $$, but they also sell more affordable onesFroth Au Lait - Froth 'N Sauce, Platinum and the reviews are great on those as well. I now happily pass my favorite coffee spots on my way to get HOME for my latte or cappuccino!

"Great press and wonderful customer service", I owned a similar product, the Bodum Columbia insulated press Bodum Columbia 34-Ounce Stainless-Steel Thermal Coffee Press Pot for 3 years, and I decided to switch to the Frieling press a few weeks ago. The Bodum has a filter that has a plastic housing and is surrounded by a silicone flap, and the silicone had worn off over time, allowing grounds to get into my coffee. In addition, the plastic absorbed coffee smell over time, making fresh coffee smell old.

The Frieling press has several advantages:

1. All parts are stainless steel. There is no plastic to wear out, break, or absorb odors, and there's no glass to break. It looks and feels well-made.
2. It keeps my coffee warm for maybe twice as long as the Bodum.
3. The filter screen has a smooth edge. I originally bought the Bodum press because the screens on other presses had rough edges that would fray or poke me when I washed them. Bodum fixed the problem by surrounding the screen with plastic, but Frieling takes the common sense option of just hemming it. Smart.
4. It fully disassembles for cleaning.
5. Replacement parts are available through their website.
6. It makes great coffee.

When the press arrived, the connection between the rod and the metal plunger was funky. It wouldn't tighten down all the way, as though the threads didn't quite match. I didn't want to have a whole new press shipped - that seemed wasteful - so I emailed Frieling. They were courteous and apologetic, and they sent me replacement parts within an hour of my emailing them. The parts arrived in perfect condition, and they worked. There are plenty of companies out there that don't stand by their products and treat their customers like they don't matter, so that means a lot to me.

I highly recommend that you buy this press.

"Less than I expected", I was expecting more from this 'deal', but I have to agree with other reviewers who think a glass french press works fine. I often get grounds in the coffee, and although I like the thermal feature, I still end up nuking a cup later on. It's sleek, pretty, and good for company, but overall I'm disappointed in the extra features for the extra price. Live and learn, I guess.

"WOW !!! What a great purchase !!!!", Granted this review is coming from someone who is not schooled in the "French Press" way of drinking coffee.

We've been using a Bunn for probably the last five years and are very happy with it. I decided to get my wife a French Press for a birthday gift. We had our first cups today and the difference is amazing.

This seems to be a very well made and sturdy press. Very easy to use and clean. And the coffee? Outstanding. The flavor and strength difference is noticeable. It's a little more expensive (I did get this one for $49.99 w/free shipping on a Amazon special) but I think it's well worth it.

I would recommend this press to anyone looking to try this way of drinking coffee.

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