Bodum Brazil French Press Coffee and Tea Maker - 34oz Capacity, Black Finish

Jay GueretteJay Guerette: I've purchased 6 of these in the past 10 years. We learned to dedicate a specific place in the upper rack in our dishwasher for it, so we're breaking them less often. That said: things happen.

The threaded rod on the latest one is much shorter than the previous. This makes it very difficult to loosen the plates and filter mesh so water can get between them in the dishwasher without it falling off completely. We have a couple spares from previous years, so we're trashing this one, and using the old one.

Yes, I made sure the plastic sleeve is up as far as it will go.

United States on Oct 04, 2023

Biene: Schnelle Lieferung, gerne wieder

Germany on Oct 04, 2023

Janna: Bien mais c'est trop petit pour un tasse

France on Sep 23, 2023

C. Fisher: Very impressed by how sturdy this thing is! It was shipped with absolutely zero packaging, just loose in a polymailer bag. I was shocked it wasn’t broken and had to check the description to confirm it really is glass, not plastic.

United States on Sep 05, 2023

Teri Dahl: These has been one of my favorite purchases in a long time! My first use I was hooked! This cup of coffee was a new experience from what I had been experiencing . It is now my new morning treat to myself, making my coffee. I use Cameron's Vanilla Hazelnut coffee and it makes my day. The French Press makes all the difference.

United States on Aug 27, 2023

Amazon Customer: I am normally an instant coffee drinker but I bought this after reading that just 1 cup of espresso a day can guard against dementia. I only pore half a cup and fill it with hot water and milk, so it is not too strong and gives me 2 cups altogether.
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United Kingdom on Aug 26, 2023

rodrigo ribeiro lima: Produto de alta qualidade, vale a pena.

Brazil on Aug 21, 2023

Book Rook: I recently purchased the BODUM "Brazil" 3 Cup French Press Coffee Maker in Black, and I must say it has become an essential part of my morning routine. This compact and stylish cafetière not only adds a touch of elegance to my kitchen but also brews a delightful cup of coffee.

First and foremost, the build quality of this French press is impressive. The combination of a sturdy plastic frame and a heat-resistant borosilicate glass beaker ensures its durability, and I have been using it daily without any issues. The ergonomic handle provides a comfortable grip while pouring, and the plunger operates smoothly, making the brewing process effortless.

One of the standout features of the BODUM "Brazil" is its ability to extract rich flavours from coffee grounds. The mesh filter system effectively separates the coffee grounds from the brewed coffee, resulting in a full-bodied and aromatic cup of joe. I appreciate the three-cup capacity, which is perfect for enjoying a few servings or sharing a delightful brew with a friend.

Cleaning the French press is a breeze. The detachable parts can be easily disassembled and rinsed or placed in the dishwasher. The simplicity of...

United Kingdom on May 25, 2023

CKH: I received a bent metal rod in my first version of this which came as a gift for the holidays, so I returned it and instead ordered the larger size shown here. Despite those issues, this thing is fantastic. Couldn't be easier and makes a wonderful cup of coffee. I'm one of those "hates starbucks, drinks it if he has to." guys that everyone thinks is too picky. Honestly, I believe everyone is one cup of expertly crafted espresso away from never drinking that crud again. Saying "I'm on hunt for the best steak in town." or "Best glass of wine." is no different than "best cup of coffee." and where I'm from in a medium city in the rustbelt, it's like pulling teeth to find anything close to an Intelligentsia or a top shelf coffee bar. Home methods have been my saving grace, from owning a beautiful chemex, to a stove top Bialetti. But honestly nothing beats the speed and flavor of this guy. Chemex requires filtration preparation (my model requires you fold the filters up, no biggie but kind of a hassle when crunched for time.) and the stove top is essentially a version of a percolator coffee which requires so working to get just right in terms of flavor.

This french press nails it...

United States on Jan 08, 2015

Trav: If you are a coffee lover, and have never pressed your own, you really owe it to yourself to try this out. I was curious as to why the coffee I made at home taste SO GROSS compared to what they offered at the coffee shops. After seeing Alton Brown's Good Eats: True Brew episode, I decided to take the plunge and made the switch from an automatic drip. I was astounded at the rich, bold, complex, and yet not bitter taste I was able to produce at home.

Another great thing about a french press which receives little acknowledgement: you can make exactly the amount of coffee you need, without its quality suffering. Think about this for a minute: What if you wanted to make 10oz of coffee in a drip? You put in 10 oz of water, two scoops of coffee, Turn it on, the water heats and drips through the grounds for 2 minutes. How much flavor is going to be in there? Make 50 oz, the coffee grounds get brewed for 10 minutes. How is that going to taste? Not good, I assure you. With the press, the coffee brews for exactly the right amount of time, every time regardless of the amount of water or grounds.

This is my fourth Brazil model french press. I really hope they never stop making...

United States on Mar 20, 2014