This stainless steel vacuum coffee press with two layers is perfect for anyone who likes to enjoy good coffee on the go.
The French press is made of the best stainless steel and a fine steel mesh that filters the coffee powder properly in just four minutes.
Works not only for coffee, by the way, but also for tea leaves. And of course it can also be used as a mobile bottle for water, smoothies or soups, for example. In this case, you can simply remove the press. The contents stay hot for about an hour and can be enjoyed cold for about six hours on hot days.
DID YOU KNOW? ... Even though Japan is mainly known worldwide for matcha and other types of green tea, the country also has a widespread coffee culture. You can experience this culture in "kissaten" (喫茶店), Japanese tea houses that are also cafés.
Product Specifications
Dimensions: Ø70 x 247 mm
Material: Stainless steel / PP
Keep warm: 86°C or higher (approx. 1 hour)
Below 59°C (for about 6 hours)
This stainless steel vacuum coffee press with two layers is perfect for anyone who likes to enjoy good coffee on the go.
The French press is made of the best stainless steel and a fine steel mesh that filters the coffee powder properly in just four minutes.
Works not only for coffee, by the way, but also for tea leaves. And of course it can also be used as a mobile bottle for water, smoothies or soups, for example. In this case, you can simply remove the press. The contents stay hot for about an hour and can be enjoyed cold for about six hours on hot days.
DID YOU KNOW? ... Even though Japan is mainly known worldwide for matcha and other types of green tea, the country also has a widespread coffee culture. You can experience this culture in "kissaten" (喫茶店), Japanese tea houses that are also cafés.
Product Specifications
Dimensions: Ø70 x 247 mm
Material: Stainless steel / PP
Keep warm: 86°C or higher (approx. 1 hour)
Below 59°C (for about 6 hours)
The French press is made of the best stainless steel and a fine steel mesh that filters the coffee powder properly in just four minutes.
Works not only for coffee, by the way, but also for tea leaves. And of course it can also be used as a mobile bottle for water, smoothies or soups, for example. In this case, you can simply remove the press.
The contents stay hot for about an hour and can be enjoyed cold for about six hours on hot days.
DID YOU KNOW? ...
Even though Japan is mainly known worldwide for matcha and other types of green tea, the country also has a widespread coffee culture. You can experience this culture in "kissaten" (喫茶店), Japanese tea houses that are also cafés.