Airscape Coffee and Food Storage Canister - Airtight Lid for Optimal Freshness, Two-Way Valve, Stainless Steel Container, Small 4-Inch (Mocha Brown) Review

Will not hold a full 12 ounce bag of ground coffee. Minus 2 stars for the odd description that it weighs fluid ounces. Otherwise I like it. You will only regret choosing the size. Outside of the packaging, the mocha color had a few scratches. The Duel Cap system feels secure and easy to use. Simply press the inner (black) lid firmly against the soil or grains. Upper part with transparent plastic cover

I have a small size that I like. It won't fit in a full 12-ounce bag of beans, but I knew that before I bought it. I just pop the rest of the new coffee bag into a vacuum bag while I use the coffee I put in the Airscape. The small size just works for me and I'm glad I didn't go for the larger one.

The AirScape products I store my expensive overseas coffee in are the BEST for keeping beans and ground coffee perfectly fresh! I was so pleasantly surprised as I have tried many other brands. Well made with quality materials, simple to use, easy to clean and too beautiful to leave on the counter or shelf. These containers also keep all other foods fresh, like rice, beans, flour. But for me it's coffee! You will NOT regret paying a little more for any of the sizes. Combines art and perfectly…

I use this to store whole roasted coffee beans until I'm ready to grind them. Then every time I use enough beans for the espresso I make. Now I can store beans for many weeks (4, 5 or more) and get a nice crema (i.e. golden froth) over a shot of espresso every time. Wonderful. Before I bought this, I stored the beans right in my MDF coffee grinder, which has a lid, but the lid is just a plastic lid that sits there and doesn't seal at all. When I kept my beans in the grinder I was only able to…

I roast coffee for my fiancee and am looking for a place to store the beans we are currently using since our Prepara Evak glass jar broke. I decided to try Airscape for several reasons. First, unlike other coffee containers, it allows me to remove as much air as possible from around the beans without having to vacuum seal them after each use. Once sealed the lid is very difficult to lift which tells me the seal is very good preventing air from entering the container. It's also opaque so I can…

Bought this and a Coffee Gator with CO2 valve at the same time. Add 12 ounces each of previously unopened and sealed coffee beans. Then used a little every day for 5 days. This canister retained the aroma and flavor of the beans much better than the Coffee Gator I returned to Revain. Another discovery is that a standard 12-ounce bag of coffee beans often takes up less than half the volume of either canister. The only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is that the packaging leaves something to be…

I really wanted to love this canister. The first one I received had a big dent and two deep scratches so I sent it back. (The damage wasn't visible until I took the tin out of the box, so I can't blame the seller). I ordered another one in a different color so they don't accidentally send me the ones I just sent back. The next one looked perfect and I really liked the copper color. So I happily washed and dried it and put my coffee in it. But the lid keeps banging, literally banging, so it…

I bought the 32 ounce version off the shelf at my local Peet's Coffee. I was pleasantly surprised to find out who is behind the company's design - I've been a big fan of Planetary Design's original French Boot Cut and Desk Press 20oz mugs for a number of years. The design is so functional that I bought a second one - mocha for my regular beans and stainless steel for my decaf. But the real mocha finish is not as dark as it appears in the photo. If it hadn't been parked next to a silver…