Review on ESPRO P7 French Press: Double Walled Stainless Steel Insulated Coffee and Tea Maker - Brushed Stainless Steel, 18 Ounce by Travis Bozman

I've been saying this since I wrote the first independent official review of the first Espro Press coffee maker: They make such a clean, flavorful cup of coffee that they make the "traditional" pot press obsolete. The filter is so effective that the extraction stops after you press it. With old presses, you don't dare to take the last sip because of the deposits on the bottom of the cup. This dirt adds bitterness to the cup. The Espro press filters so efficiently that almost no sediment gets into the bowl.Not only do these vacuum insulated double wall presses keep your coffee hot, they are DURABLE!Don't worry about one of them breaking if it falls down the sink - worry about the sink !TIP: Don't waste your last coffee, when most of the coffee has been poured into the cups, hold them To pour, squeeze over the cup, pull the plunger out about two inches, and then push it back in. Most of the coffee liquid is pumped out. This tip makes cleaning up a little easier, but all presses leave crumbs that need to be emptied. The advantage of Espro stainless steel presses is that they are difficult to tap on the rim of the bin safely. how good are they Among many other appliances and coffee makers, I lost four or five Espro coffee makers in a house fire. It was one of the first two coffee makers I bought. If you don't need to make 32 ounces at once, try the 16 ounce version. But all of their presses work the same way and make the same great coffee. Even affordable travel press.