POLIVIAR French Press Coffee Maker, 34 Ounce Coffee Press with Real Wood Handle, Double Wall Insulation & Dual-Filter Screen, Food Grade Stainless Steel for Good Coffee and Tea (Lava)

Great Camping option and touch of style
Love love love this French Press (and matching kettle). Retired and out enjoying camping life, and this French Press (stainless steel not glass, yay) just adds a great touch to the set up.Wood handle is beautiful and pour arrow on the lid (thank you for that)Capacity is great and keeps coffee warm, strainer is solidly built and came with extra mesh filter.I’d only replace it with another Poliviar but maybe a different color.

Great little product, but ….
Pros: ease of use, sturdy and asthetically pleasing.I bought this as a quick coffee maker when traveling and it works very well.I ground the beans to a medium consistency , slowly add the boiled water (usually up to 10 – 12 oz), stir for a minute, place lid, let seep for about 4 minutes, slowly press down and whala 👌 ! great cup of coffee ☕No coffee grounds in my cup and I believe it is because I slowly push down the press.It keeps the coffee hot for a good amount of time.Cons: the reason I gave it 4 stars , as you can see by the image, it has rust. and as I hand washed a bit more paint flaked off in that area. As with any product, sometimes there may be flaws, otherwise this small travel press is very nice and works well. I will be exchanging for a replacement.

Better than a glass French Press
French press looks great. Along with staying hot longer. Great product.

It’s Not Easy Being Green
I purchased this French press to “upgrade” my boyfriend’s, which was (somewhat ironically) experiencing significant paint chipping/sloughing. It was time for something new, something that matched our little house’s style.It has been 3 months since my purchase. We use this French press every morning. It is easy to take the filtery bits apart to clean them. The filtery bits seem to do their job making sure there’s no leakage or grounds once that plunger slides so smoothly through 1 liter of hot, blooming bean water. The capacity is 1 liter, by the way, and I don’t drink coffee. I just make it in this French press, which is made out of stainless steel and apparently, Elmer’s glue mixed with a lovely green pigment.Despite following manufacturer cleaning instructions and being mindful of the wood handle(s), the entire thing is just chipping green paint everywhere. It is my favorite color and it looks excellent when it actually stays on the press! The wood is splintering at the top handle, and the side handle is starting to get a little wonky. But it’s still sturdy.If you don’t mind cleaning up paint chips or picking them out of your coffee, and if watching your French press deteriorate rather quickly and dramatically with regular use sounds appealing, this is an otherwise durable and reliable press. Go for it!If the chipping paint made it look rustic or antique-y or added any aesthetically pleasing elements it would be fine – but it just looks like I’ve been drying it off with sandpaper after cleaning and then drop-kicking it back into the cabinet.I think I’ll remove *all* of the paint on Dec 24 and gift it to my boyfriend again for Christmas.

Es muy muy bonita, es de muy buena calidad y conserva la temperatura por mucho tiempo mejor que la prensa de vidrio. Solo no sirve para espumar leche.

Ich habe die Stempelkanne vor ein paar Wochen gekauft und täglich im Gebrauch. Bin sehr zufrieden damit und sie erfüllt alle Erwartungen, sowohl optisch als auch geschmacklich.Manche Rezensionen bemängeln, dass die Holzteile “zerfleddern”. Dieses Problem kann ich nicht bestätigen, allerdings spüle ich die Kanne nur von Hand. Für die Spülmaschine ist diese aufgrund des Holzes ungeeignet.Klare Kaufempfehlung!