Comments on: Mueller French Press Coffee Maker 34oz, Stainless Steel French Press Coffee, 4 Filter Heat Resistant Double Insulated, Rust-Free, Food Grade, Dishwasher Safe Coffee Pot

By: Westboro1

Westboro1 — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 19:09:24 +0000

Update:I recently had an issue with the product and was very impressed with how the vendor, Premium Global, and Amazon resolved the problem. The quality, speed and ease of the customer service of both companies was outstanding! As an online consumer, I recognize the importance of being able to address product issues that can arise, and the solution and approach by Premium and Amazon inspires confidence in the online purchase process.Thank you!The quality of this french press is excellent. Stainless steel components, measuring lines etched on inside of canister, double filter screens to keep coffee grinds separate from the coffee. The insulation helps keep coffee warm for a couple of hours, more than long enough to get you to your second cup. A superior design, and looks great well.Highly recommend!

By: Amazon Customer

Amazon Customer — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 19:09:24 +0000

I don’t have a single bad thing to say about this french press. I’d consider buying another as a gift.

By: Amazon Customer

Amazon Customer — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 19:09:23 +0000

Very convenient in use, elegant design. Makes good coffee.

By: user-MQ8FET

user-MQ8FET — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 19:09:23 +0000

Its much smaller than claimed. It’s not 20oz (600ml). It’s maybe 350ml at most. Good material. Quite solid. Not a Mueller. But I didn’t care. I’m very upset about the size though as I needed it to be 20 oz.

By: Ahmed

Ahmed — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 19:09:23 +0000

By: Milla taylor

Milla taylor — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 19:09:22 +0000

Very well built and filters nicely
I like that this particular french press is built sturdy and made to last. It’s pretty convenient and once you figure out the water to coffee ratio, the flavor is unmatched. Leakage hasn’t been an issue. The handle never gets hot, and the size is just right for my partner and I. It’s easily portable and simple to clean. It looks nice on my counter, and doesn’t take up a bunch of space… or require a plug in. It works for my lifestyle. Honestly it doesn’t take that much more time to brew a pot -as compared to a standard coffee pot. If you prefer good taste and more control over your brew then the little bit of extra time isn’t going to be a deal breaker. I bought the larger size Considering we are big coffee drinkers. Its Worth the price.

By: dogsncoffee

dogsncoffee — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 19:09:22 +0000

Perfect French Press
This is a great French press, and I’ve gone through a few over the years. It’s not made of glass, so it won’t break. The thermal feature works excellently, keeping your coffee nice and hot! The key is to grind your own beans coarselyâeven coarser than you’d expect. This prevents any unpleasant sediment, ensuring you get a smooth, delicious French-pressed cup every time.

By: FlintlockBuilder

FlintlockBuilder — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 19:09:21 +0000

Everything to like especially the flavor! WOW! what a difference!
After doing extensive research, I chose this Mueller as my first French press and I can assure you, I did indeed make the right choice! I depend on my service dog helping me with daily chores, so when I saw the reviews about glass carafe French presses breaking and shattering, I immediately ruled them out.Having over thirty years experience in design, fabrication and manufacturing, I compared the picture of this Mueller press to others and even without seeing in person, the quality differences were readily apparent. The finish on the formed stainless steel carafe is beautiful inside and out. The welded seams are done with excellent quality and polished smooth without any blemishes. Unlike many others I looked at in stores, the Mueller plunger rod has superior rigidity to ensure a long useful life. The screen filters fit perfectly and do not have sharp edges or points as is common in other brands; this attention to detail makes the Mueller much easier to clean as even my moringa, green and black tea blend easily rinses off without need to disassemble the screen assembly. The superior smooth finish on all the components also makes for easy cleaning of the entire press.Size does matter and the generous capacity means you can make one pot to last or have plenty enough to share with a friend. I have brewed from as little as one cup for my wife to a full load for me and this Mueller press works perfectly every time. What I really like is the double-wall insulating qualities which not only maintains temperature for the duration of the brewing cycle, but keeps the unused portion plenty hot enough for at least an hour as I’d forgotten that there was some left – typically I consume it all in less than thirty minutes.What does it make? Everything and it does an awesome job every time too! Like anyone who is familiar with industrial machinery, the first thing we do with any product is give it a complete and thorough test-run. In short, this Mueller passed with flying colors and as we say in the US Navy … Bravo Zulu!Loose tea – you bet. I had no idea that cutting open the tea bag and dumping the contents into this Mueller press would make such a HUGE difference in taste! I got some green tea pre-packaged in the common tea bags and it quite literally tasted like wet newspaper when brewed in the bags. I was sorely disappointed in the tea which is supposed to be a “premium” product as far as boxed tea bags are concerned. When I removed the tea from the bags and brewed it in this Mueller press it was a night to day difference and it turns out the tea is actually wonderful tasting when it’s not in the bags.I’ve gone on to brew loose whole-leaf gunpowder green tea and various sizes of chopped tea leaves from very course whole and broken moringa leaves to very finely chopped Oolong leaves. Same with coffee, this press works great with course and regular drip/percolator grinds with the only difference being that the coffee made in this Mueller press is sooooo much more tasty and satisfying! Contrary to popular opinion, I did indeed try using espresso grind coffee in this Mueller press and it does work; however, one must apply due diligence and common sense to press very slowly and allow the filter screens to do their job correctly. If you’re impatient and force it, it’s not going to work right so just take your time and let the press do what it’s supposed to do.In closing, I highly recommend this Mueller press as the go-to for all brewing needs!MarkKw

By: FRANK H DRIES III

FRANK H DRIES III — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 19:09:20 +0000

Exceptional At-Home Coffee and Looks Great
Iâve used Mueller 20 oz Stainless Steel French press for the last week and Iâve been very pleased with this product and the coffee it produces. Dollar for dollar, when paired with a good burr grinder, I donât know that Iâll find a better way to make a great cup of coffee!I use the OXO Burr Conical Coffee Grinder set at 14 grind setting (coarse) and Peetâs Major Dickinson whole bean coffee and grind three level coffee scoops of beans for about 12 seconds to produce the grounds. After placing ground coffee in the pre-heated carafe, I add just enough hot (205 degree F) water to cover the grounds, stir and let the grounds âbloomâ a bit (30 seconds). Then I add 205 degree water to the press to the fill line, stir a bit, and place the top on the press (with plunger up). I let the coffee brew for four minutes. Then I confirm the arrow on the top of the press is pointing towards the handle and press the plunger slowly.Before I had the burr grinder I did experiment using pre-ground Peetâs drip coffee grounds in this press. I pushed the plunger very slowly and poured from the press carefully. The coffee tasted great and there was very fine grounds in the bottom of the coffee cupâto be expected. I drank the coffee slowly and discarded the last little bit of coffee.I really like the double-wall insulation. I preheat the press with near boiling water first, then heat the water Iâll use to make the coffee. The press works very well and keeps the coffee warm for the second mug. The 20 oz size is good if you want two 8-10 oz mugs of coffee as I do each morning. If you need more coffee consider the larger press by Mueller.The clean-up is easy. Once all the coffee has been poured, I remove the top/plunger and shake the grounds out into the trash can. I then use a small silicon spatula to easily remove the remaining grounds from the carafe and place them in the trash. Then the entire press is washed in soap and water. I unscrew the filter portion and wash each part and then completely dry before reassembly. If you donât disassemble and clean each filter part, then you run the risk of small grounds and water trapped between the filter parts which can affect the taste of your coffee.The stainless steel construction looks very good and feels very sturdy. Iâm very happy with this Mueller French Press. Iâve owned and used several other French presses over the years and this is my favorite and my favorite way of making coffee at home. The only coffee Iâve tasted that has been better was from my sisterâs very expensive espresso/coffee barista machine at ~20-30(?) times the cost! Maybe someday I can justify that investment and the space on the counter? In the mean time, the Mueller French Press is creating exceptional coffee![Additional comparison thoughts: To get the best results from a French press you do need a way to create consistent coarse coffee grinds. The OXO Burr Conical Coffee Grinder is one of the most affordable and high quality grinders I found in my research. You can find it on Amazon. So between the OXO grinder and the Mueller French press Iâve invested about $120 (the grinder was on sale a few days ago!). So comparing the burr grinder and French press together, the high-end espresso/coffee barista machine is about 6-8 times that cost and 4-5 times the volume on the counter.]