Frieling USA Double-Walled French Press Coffee Maker - 8oz Capacity

M. Kramer: Die Kanne funktioniert wie eine Siebstempelkanne, ist gut verarbeitet und leicht zu reinigen.
Leider kleckert sie beim runterdrücken des Siebstempels und stößt den Kaffee unkontrolliert im Schwall durch den Ausgießer aus, auch wenn man achtsam ist. Eine Sauerei.
Sie hält nicht genügend lange warm und kleckert beim Ausgießen.
Da besteht Verbesserungsbedarf.

Germany on Jan 08, 2023

Mel B.: I used my daughter-in-law's and was so impressed by the quality of the product and the quality of the coffee, that i bought my own. Very happy with this purchase.

Canada on Oct 29, 2022

Cliente de Amazon: Me gusta el acabado pulido que tiene, el doble fondo no evita que el exterior se caliente, si llenas el recipiente hasta el volumen máximo que se supone que tiene se derrama al poner los filtros, debes colocarlo con mucho cuidado y muy despacio, el material es de alta calidad pero los filtros no detienen el café más fino.

Mexico on Jul 28, 2021

Blubb: Die Presse ist leider ziemlich teuer, allerdings trotzdem preiswert. Die Kanne an sich ist bei normaler Benutzung unzerstörbar und für den Rest, vor allem die Siebe, gibt es Ersatzteile. Werde sie daher wohl bis an mein Lebensende verwenden.

Alles ist restlos aus Edelstahl, d.h. bei 70°C in die Spülmaschine damit und fertig. Das Sieb bzw. der Stempel sitzt passgenau, der resultierende Geschmack ist gut. Die Isolationswirkung ist, dafür dass es sich rein um Stahl mit einer Öffnung handelt, hervorragend. Habe meinen frischen Kaffee mal 2h lang vergessen und er war danach immer noch sehr angenehm warm bis heiss und trinkbar.

Germany on May 25, 2021

Michelle: I've broken so many glass beakers that it was time to upgrade to stainless steel. Mine is an 8 oz. capacity (baby bodum), which I verified with water and a measuring cup. However, the actual coffee yield is LESS than 8 oz. because of the grinds at the bottom taking up space and absorbing water, etc.

When making my coffee, I fill it right to the point where the base of the spout indentation begins, about an inch from the top. There is no marker or line, so you have to eyeball it. A smidgeon higher, and you'll have grinds in your coffee. A solution would be to only fill it to BELOW the spout, but the yield is so small that I go right to the base of the spout and use a small strainer when pouring my coffee. DO NOT try to fill it higher, or else you will have hot water and grinds spray out as you begin to push the plunger down, no matter how gently.

Anyway, I read a lot of reviews and decided to go with the Frieling, despite the high price point. It's a solid press, and the coffee does not have any metal taste, as I've read with other brands. Although I wish it yielded a full 8 oz. of coffee, I'm still quite happy with it.

Amendment: I just finished my coffee and...

Canada on Apr 17, 2019

Timbo Slims: I now have three years of experience with this Frieling 33oz French Press, and felt it was time to share my experience for others considering this purchase.

I used to make my coffee with a Capresso drip coffee maker, and the Capresso has not been used since the day this Frieling FP arrived on my doorstep. French Press coffee is so much better than the automatic drip machines - but you must be prepared to do a little more work to get it!! Some don't prefer the extra work a press requires (boiling water, timing the brew, pressing, etc) but for me the reward of better coffee in the cup is worth it. Amusingly, I left my Capresso drip machine sitting on the counter for the last three years, always thinking I would use it again... I just put it in the shed today, and asked my wife to bring it to Goodwill this coming week for donation. It still works fine, at least I think it does as I have not used it in a while... but I finally came to the realization I am now a French Press drinker. (So I am a little slow on the uptake.)

I spent a lot of time deciding between Frieling, Bodum and other brands but at the end of the day I am 100% satisfied that I chose the Frieling, and...

United States on Jan 28, 2013

M. S. Anderson: We got this press because it is very beautiful and promises to be sturdy. It is really really well made and quite substantial when compared to glass french presses. We got it thinking that there might be slightly more volume and there seems to be a slight amount more volume. We also got this because it is all metal and over the last 15 years we have broken the glass of 8 presses. Maybe we are just klutzy. I had bought a bunch of extra glass parts for bodums in the 1990s for about 8 dollars a piece with free shipping figuring I could just replace the glass. All of those are long gone and the new ones cost about 18-19 each plus shipping which is more extravagant. Our 2 Ikea presses have been destroyed and our last bodum has a chipped spout.

So being that the holidays have arrived, we realized we needed to get another french press and decided to go with one which hopefully won't break and looked very nice.

The Good:
Gorgeous and clean. Seems to be very well made. Very sturdy. Quite heavy.
Beautiful - we only hand wash since it is supposed to be a vaccuum insulated item and we use non-phosphate dishwasher soap which can over time lead to a dingy surface. This press...

United States on Dec 01, 2011