Cool French Press

If you're a coffee lover who appreciates the rich and robust flavors that only a French press can deliver, then you've come to the right place. These cool French presses are sure to elevate your morning routine and make every cup of joe an experience to savor. From sleek and modern designs to classic and timeless styles, we have a variety of options that combine both form and function.

Espro P7 Coffee Press, 32 oz.

$149.95

(7)

We love it! Should have gone press years ago.

Pros: large volume, pot, makes good coffee
Zwilling J.A. Henckels Sorrento Plus Double-Wall French Press, 27 oz.

$69.95

(112)

This is a really good French Press....Enjoying a French press coffee is a process, as my French friends remind me. ...Elegant French press keeps coffee hot and tasty...One thing I dont like about French presses is that they frequently dont keep the...

Pros: keeps coffee hot, dishwasher safe, well made
Sur La Table Double-Wall Stainless Steel French Press, 8 Cup

$79.95

(6)

Technically it holds 5 1/2 cups so only slightly larger than a regular French press....Great French press but terrible label/packaging...This is a great French press as well as a good value for the money.

Pros: aesthetic, makes 2 solid mugs, keeps coffee warm
Sur La Table Double-Wall Glass French Press, 8 Cup

$59.95

(2)

This French Press is exactly what I had been looking for.

Pros: easy to use, keeps coffee hot, easy to disassemble
Espro P7 French Press, 18 oz.

$119.95

(16)

My husband gave these to me two years ago. He knew I liked French press but I like everything hot. So this is perfect....Excellent Press...We've tried several coffee presses over the years, including most recently one by Bodum.

Pros: easy to use, keeps coffee hot, easy to clean
Espro P5 French Press, 32 oz.

$49.95

(6)

Excellent press design to prevent coffee grinds from getting into your brewed coffee. ...But it is very time and water consuming to clean the filters for this French press. nd I know if I don't get it cleaned thoroughly, the flavor for my next brew will...

Pros: double filter, easy to use, prevents coffee grinds
Bodum® French Press Replacement Beaker, 17 oz.

$17.95

(33)

We needed replacements carafe for two of our Bodum French press. Couldnt get through our guarantine without our preferred cup....Broke the glass in old French press. Wasn't 100% sure what size I had since it wasn't labeled.

Pros: perfect fit, works great, fit
Zwilling J.A. Henckels Sorrento Plus Double-Wall Replacement Carafe, 27 oz.

$39.95

(19)

I use it as a French press and it works great! I needed a new one to replace my previous one that I had dropped and cracked

Pros: sturdy, beautiful, good size
Espro Press Everyday P3, 32 oz., Black

$39.95

(13)

Very nice French press...This is the best French press I've used, and all of my coffee-loving family members would agree. ...Great French Press

Pros: better filtration, dual filters, best french press

Cool French Press

There’s something timeless about brewing coffee with a French press—a ritual that transforms even an ordinary morning into a moment worth savoring. Whether you’re a seasoned coffee enthusiast or just discovering the joys of at-home brewing, a beautiful French press brings both function and style to your kitchen. The appeal is undeniable: just-coarse coffee grounds, hot water, and a gentle press yield a cup rich with flavor and aroma. For those who appreciate the details, the French press method allows you to control every aspect of your brew, from water temperature to steeping time, making it a favorite for anyone who values a personalized cup. It’s a straightforward process, but the results are anything but ordinary. With a variety of designs and finishes available, you’ll find options that fit seamlessly into any kitchen—whether you gravitate toward classic glass and stainless steel or prefer a cute French press to add a pop of color to your countertop.

A French press from Sur La Table is more than just a coffee maker—it’s a thoughtful gift for newlyweds, college grads, or anyone setting up a new home. It’s also a practical choice for hosts who love to serve guests with a touch of European flair, or for those who enjoy leisurely weekend breakfasts on the patio as the weather warms up in May. These presses aren’t just for coffee, either; they’re equally adept at brewing loose-leaf tea or infusing water with fresh herbs and fruit. Size matters, too: a larger press is perfect for gatherings, while a Small French Press is ideal for solo mornings or compact kitchens. Durability, ease of cleaning, and thermal retention are all worth considering, especially if you’re looking for a French press that can keep up with daily use. Many designs feature double-wall insulation to keep your coffee hot longer, and some offer dishwasher-safe components for easy cleanup after a busy morning.

Choosing the right French press means thinking about your routine and style, but it’s also about elevating the everyday. Imagine brewing a fresh pot as sunlight streams through your window, the rich scent filling your kitchen and setting the tone for the day ahead. Or picture gifting a French press Sur La Table to a friend who’s just discovered the world of craft coffee, knowing you’re giving them not just a tool, but an experience. With so many options to explore, from minimalist to ornate, there’s a French press to suit every taste and lifestyle. Whether you’re seeking to upgrade your own morning ritual or searching for a gift that’s equal parts practical and delightful, a Sur La Table French press promises quality, beauty, and a touch of everyday luxury.

FAQ List

How do I use a French press?

To use a French press, start by adding coarsely ground coffee to the carafe. Pour hot water over the coffee and let it steep for a few minutes. Then, slowly press down the plunger to separate the grounds from the liquid. Finally, pour and enjoy your freshly brewed coffee!

Can I use a French press for tea?

Absolutely! While a French press is primarily designed for coffee, it can also be used to brew loose-leaf tea. Simply add the desired amount of tea leaves to the carafe, pour hot water over them, let it steep, and press down the plunger to separate the brewed tea from the leaves.

How do I clean a French press?

Cleaning a French press is fairly simple. After use, remove the plunger and discard any remaining coffee grounds. Rinse the carafe and plunger with warm water to remove any residue. For a deeper clean, you can also use mild dish soap and a soft brush to scrub the components. Make sure to thoroughly rinse and dry before reassembling.

Can I use a French press to make cold brew coffee?

Yes, a French press can be used to make cold brew coffee. Simply add coarsely ground coffee and cold water to the carafe, stir gently, and let it steep in the refrigerator for 12-24 hours. After steeping, press down the plunger and pour the cold brew concentrate over ice. Dilute with water or milk to taste.

What are the advantages of using a French press over other brewing methods?

One of the main advantages of using a French press is its ability to extract the full flavor and oils from the coffee beans, resulting in a rich and robust cup of coffee. Additionally, a French press allows for more control over the brewing process, allowing you to adjust the brew time and strength according to your preference.

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