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ESPRO - P3 French Press - Double Micro-Filtered Coffee and Tea Maker, Grit-Free and Bitterness-Free Brews, Ideal for Loose Tea and Coffee Grounds - (Black, 32 Oz)
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Brand | ESPRO |
Color | Black |
Product Dimensions | 4.2"D x 6.6"W x 9.9"H |
Special Feature | Permanent Filter |
Coffee Maker Type | French Press |
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About this item
- GET MORE CAPACITY: The 32-ounce ESPRO French press holds 48 ounces of water and brews 32 ounces of delicious coffee. This top-tier coffee maker features a stainless steel with double filter, ensuring a smooth and rich coffee experience every time.
- NO GRIT & GRINDS: Ensuring every sip is perfect, the double filter, ensures that extraction stops instantly after pressing. This means every sip of your coffee tastes perfect, giving you the ultimate brewing experience. Enjoy precision in every brew!
- SAFE AND WARM: The P3 French press features a unique Safety Lock to secure the glass and is 40% thicker than traditional presses. This french press ensures warmth and durability, with a stainless-steel double filter for the perfect brew every time.
- BEST FRENCH PRESS: The ESPRO French Press, the pinnacle of French press, is a dream for coffee lovers! With its double filter, it delivers a rich, smooth brew every time. Experience coffee excellence with the durable, high-quality ESPRO French Press.
- IDEAL FOR GIFTING: ESPRO is the ultimate French press, crafted with stainless steel and featuring a double filter for the perfect coffee experience. It's a gift that will impress any coffee enthusiast on any occasion.
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Customers like the filter and quality of the coffee maker. However, some complain about the ease of cleaning. They say the filter falls and leaks when pouring into a cup. They also say the grounds leak into the poured coffee and spill all over the sink. Opinions are mixed on appearance, cleanliness, ease of use, sturdiness, and value.
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Customers like the quality of the coffee maker. They say it makes the best coffee, is perfect in construction, and makes decent coffee without grounds or sediment. They also say the double filter works very well and cleaning this press is the easiest ever of any.
"...amount of coffee and brew time to satisfy my taste, but it was worth the effort...." Read more
"...Get almost two full 16oz travel mugs from one brew!The taste is smooth, across the board with all roasts...." Read more
"...filters and with a paper filter sandwiched in between and it works great both ways, depending on your preference...." Read more
"...The product is otherwise perfect." Read more
Customers like the filter of the coffee maker. They say the double filter system is brilliant, an improvement over the traditional design, and works to keep all the silt out of the brewed coffee. The design also helps to reduce or eliminate coffee grounds making their way into your cup. Customers also say the filter on this press is great and highly effective at keeping grinds out of brewed.
"...The best part is the dual filter setup. I never get grit in my coffee anymore. It all comes apart to clean easily." Read more
"...The filtration system is as good as it gets in keeping grounds out of one’s coffee cup, and trapping residues that can appear in roasted coffee...." Read more
"...gives you clear coffee with no grounds floating in it, is the dual filter system...." Read more
"...about the design or the look of it, but it does an excellent job of filtering the grounds and sediment from the coffee." Read more
Customers are mixed about the cleanliness of the coffee maker. Some mention that it's easier to clean than others, because the parts are 2 simple mesh. However, some find it tedious to clean and overkill on filtration, making a mess.
"...I never get grit in my coffee anymore. It all comes apart to clean easily." Read more
"...For those who say it’s hard to clean, I find it is as easy/hard as any other French press...." Read more
"Well made. Easy to use and clean. Much less sludge. Previous French press's glass continuously chipped; this one seems much sturdier." Read more
"...Cleanup is simple, but it's a French press, so it's a bit more work and somewhat messier than your auto drip or Keurig, but it's worth it in my view..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the ease of use. Some mention that it's super easy to make the coffee, simple, and easy to clean. The instructions were perfect for a first time French press user. However, others say that it is very hard to press it down, it spurts and is messy, and that the press doesn't push all the way down.
"...The overall improvement in coffee flavor and enjoyment have been remarkable...." Read more
"...If you make too little, the filter won't press all the way down and the differences in pressure will leave a lot of your coffee inaccessible unless..." Read more
"...It has survived over 100 washings so far without a glitch. Re-assembly is just as easy (see pics)...." Read more
"My only problem with my purchase is that it. lacked detailed instructions." Read more
Customers are mixed about the sturdiness of the coffee maker. Some mention it's well made and will last a long time, while others say the construction is rather flimsy and cheaply made.
"...For those that say it’s cheaply made, it is their least expensive entry-level model. I find it robust enough to use every day...." Read more
"...Not so with the P3 Espro. Grit is non-issue. Materials are quality. I opted for the P3, plastic cage, and it feels solid/stable/secure...." Read more
"...big & clumsy and the rivulet down the side of the handle makes it feel cheap)... What can I say? Don't buy this if you are a sentimental person...." Read more
"Well made. Easy to use and clean. Much less sludge. Previous French press's glass continuously chipped; this one seems much sturdier." Read more
Customers are mixed about the appearance of the coffee maker. Some mention it has an attractive design, and is easy to use and clean. They appreciate the innovative filter design that makes a very clean cup of coffee. However, some customers feel the design is terrible and not at all stylish. They also mention that it has two annoying design quirks.
"...In conclusion, I like science. The ESPRO is more aesthetic. I miss my caveman French press." Read more
"...The handle looks really cheap though, and not at all stylish. It's not even filled in! Half the handle is hollow plastic on one side. Lol! ......" Read more
"...to test the coffee flavor...it was really good...I especially like the glass carafe...we're still learning how to get all the coffee out so we can..." Read more
"...cheap and unattractive appearance (yes, I knew this when I ordered it but it is even worse IRL)-..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the value of the coffee maker. Some mention it's good for the price, while others say it'd be better off buying a regular press. The handle feels flimsy and the components don't fit well together. It's overpriced and not terribly effective.
"...All in all, not worth the shortcomings and wish I had not purchased" Read more
"Two or three cups/mugs. Cleaner coffee. Good value for the quality. The glass is a good thickness, better than I had on another brand." Read more
"...cheap and unattractive appearance (yes, I knew this when I ordered it but it is even worse IRL)-..." Read more
"...But it works and it's a small price to pay for a better brew. To me, worth the extra cost from a regular Press." Read more
Customers find the coffee maker difficult to clean. They mention that the filter falls and leaks when pouring into a cup, causing a mess. They also say that the grounds leak into the poured coffee and spill all over the sink. Customers also say the coffee comes out watery and that it's difficult to drain fully.
"...in pulling the filter out, collects the condensation and produces some inevitable splashing.-..." Read more
"...of the carafe and indeed allows liquid to sit on its sides... You lose some liquid (presumably to keep out coffee silt?)..." Read more
"...It's not even filled in! Half the handle is hollow plastic on one side. Lol! ...Another problem is the size...." Read more
"...That said, so do the simpler Bodum and Aeropress. Fiddly to fill - the fill line is too hard to see...." Read more
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Of course, it’s mostly the coffee and brew recipe that determines the taste, but the press plays a roll too. I’ve had Bodums and other brands and they all allowed sludge to get through and end up at the bottom of my cup. Eventually the rather coarse metal screens will deform at the edges and allow larger grounds to pass to the top side. That doesn’t happen with the P3. There are two silicone wipers that seal tightly to the glass and force all the liquid to go through the screens. The first screen filters out all but the smallest coffee particles while the second screen blocks those. It’s nice to have sludge-free coffee.
To those reviewers who say their coffee was too weak, you have complete control of strength. Add more coffee, or use a finer grind, or brew longer, or use a darker roast. Use a kitchen scale rather than a spoon to measure if you want day-to-day consistency. A spoonful of a finer grind weighs more than a coarser grind. Weight is more accurate than volume for predicting strength.
For those who say the plunger requires a lot of force to depress, use a coarser grind. If there are lots of fine particles, those will clog the screen and slow down the plunger. Maybe get a burr grinder. Burrs produce more consistent particle sizes. The spinny metal bladed spice grinders create every size particle from large chunks to fine powder. Those fine ones will clog the filter baskets for sure. Most grocery store grinders are burr machines and do a better job than the spice grinders. I recommend being patient and pushing the plunger down very slowly, like over 30 seconds. Pushing quickly causes churn which stirs up the grounds and causes even more clogging. Pushing really hard can force grounds to bypass the filters and push past the seals.
For those who say it’s hard to clean, I find it is as easy/hard as any other French press. I pour the grounds through a fine mesh sieve and tap it into my compost pail. A once over with a soapy sponge removes the coffee oils from the glass. The screens usually just need a rinse. Although I prefer to hand wash, the instructions say that all parts can go on the top rack of the dishwasher. If this is too much trouble, you might want a Keurig.
For those who say it wastes a lot of coffee, I’ve measured what remains after you’ve poured your last cup. On my 32 ounce P3, once the grounds were removed, there were 5 fluid ounces of very sludgy liquid trapped below the screens. I wouldn’t want to drink it so I don’t think of it as waste. But if this is important to you, you might consider a pour-over brewer instead where nearly every drop ends up in your cup.
For those that say it’s cheaply made, it is their least expensive entry-level model. I find it robust enough to use every day. If you want something sturdier, they have other models with borosilicate glass (this model has plain glass) and metal frames.
I chose the Espro French press based on a recommendation from the New York Times product reviewing site Wirecutter. I chose a French press over other types of brewers based on the YouTube videos of coffee expert James Hoffmann. I recommend both sources.
The taste is smooth, across the board with all roasts. I always do a dark roast, and over brewing leaves a bitter aftertaste. Not so with the P3 Espro. Grit is non-issue. Materials are quality. I opted for the P3, plastic cage, and it feels solid/stable/secure.
Two minor flaws, not a dealbreaker b/ the coffee is so good, but if I had ability to influence design/engineering:
1. Adjust plunger mechanism to get as much coffee from full brew. Sad to leave any amount trapped behind the filters. And the manual work around to raise plunger, tilt and re-press is clumsy. And there is a fair amount of coffee left behind the dual filter.
2. Safety lock is great. Would be better if it stopped in place where the pour spout lines up with handle. So it’s a straight pour that way.
Ok 3 things: would be extra nice to have measurements marked on glass (e.g. 8oz, 16,oz, 24oz, 32oz)
Highly recommend!
What’s to Like about the P3 (pics included)
• Very effective double micro-filter with silicon seals. Some reviewers find this filter tedious to clean and overkill on filtration (I’ll address both issues) but I’m a big fan. The filtration system is as good as it gets in keeping grounds out of one’s coffee cup, and trapping residues that can appear in roasted coffee. Using the plunger takes more effort as the finer the grounds the more they will cling to the walls of the filter, impeding the flow and requiring more pressure to squeeze the plunger. But the good news: it is those same fine grounds that escape conventional French press filters, and that end up spoiling a cup of coffee. They just don’t get through. Plus, the filtration method minimizes the “extraction” process (it continues as the grounds sit in hot water) that can make the last cup bitter.
• Dishwasher safe: The micro-filter is easy to disassemble, clean and re-assemble (see two pics). It may seem like a chore initially, but the filters are quite easy to take apart using a simple counterclockwise twist of the outermost filter from the plunger. A ½ inch twist is all that’s needed. Though Espro recommends hand-washing the entire unit, we put the plunger and disassembled filter in the dishwasher. It has survived over 100 washings so far without a glitch. Re-assembly is just as easy (see pics). Just align the slot on the outer filter with the tab on the inner filter and give it a clockwise twist to snap it back into place.
• Easy to remove the glass carafe from its plastic housing for cleaning. Espro has incorporated a clever design for this. There’s a plastic tab (flange) affixed to the glass carafe (see pic) which, when it’s in the correct “pouring” position sits below the top ring of the plastic housing with handle, keeping the glass body securely in place. Just grip the top of the glass carafe, turn it until the tab sits directly above the handle and lift (see pics). Just reverse the steps to put the glass carafe securely back in the plastic housing. That said, rather than disassembling the glass body after each use we put the entire press in the dishwasher. No problems experienced.
• Two water levels. There’s both a “max” and “min” setting on the glass carafe so that you can choose how much coffee to brew (see pic). The difference is about 1 cup of coffee.
What you may not to Like
• Coffee does not stay as hot as it does with Espro’s insulated brushed steel models.
• Wasted coffee tradeoff (?): It’s debatable. This is an issue for some reviewers, but not for me. Unlike conventional French presses the Espro filtration method ends up with about 5 ounces of coffee and sludge remaining in the carafe after plunging it, which sits just above the plastic housing (see pic). You’ll get less wastage with a conventional press, but you’ll also get more grounds and bitterness towards the last cup. My take: I’m happy to trade off those 5 ounces to enjoy 27 ounces of very good coffee.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2024
What’s to Like about the P3 (pics included)
• Very effective double micro-filter with silicon seals. Some reviewers find this filter tedious to clean and overkill on filtration (I’ll address both issues) but I’m a big fan. The filtration system is as good as it gets in keeping grounds out of one’s coffee cup, and trapping residues that can appear in roasted coffee. Using the plunger takes more effort as the finer the grounds the more they will cling to the walls of the filter, impeding the flow and requiring more pressure to squeeze the plunger. But the good news: it is those same fine grounds that escape conventional French press filters, and that end up spoiling a cup of coffee. They just don’t get through. Plus, the filtration method minimizes the “extraction” process (it continues as the grounds sit in hot water) that can make the last cup bitter.
• Dishwasher safe: The micro-filter is easy to disassemble, clean and re-assemble (see two pics). It may seem like a chore initially, but the filters are quite easy to take apart using a simple counterclockwise twist of the outermost filter from the plunger. A ½ inch twist is all that’s needed. Though Espro recommends hand-washing the entire unit, we put the plunger and disassembled filter in the dishwasher. It has survived over 100 washings so far without a glitch. Re-assembly is just as easy (see pics). Just align the slot on the outer filter with the tab on the inner filter and give it a clockwise twist to snap it back into place.
• Easy to remove the glass carafe from its plastic housing for cleaning. Espro has incorporated a clever design for this. There’s a plastic tab (flange) affixed to the glass carafe (see pic) which, when it’s in the correct “pouring” position sits below the top ring of the plastic housing with handle, keeping the glass body securely in place. Just grip the top of the glass carafe, turn it until the tab sits directly above the handle and lift (see pics). Just reverse the steps to put the glass carafe securely back in the plastic housing. That said, rather than disassembling the glass body after each use we put the entire press in the dishwasher. No problems experienced.
• Two water levels. There’s both a “max” and “min” setting on the glass carafe so that you can choose how much coffee to brew (see pic). The difference is about 1 cup of coffee.
What you may not to Like
• Coffee does not stay as hot as it does with Espro’s insulated brushed steel models.
• Wasted coffee tradeoff (?): It’s debatable. This is an issue for some reviewers, but not for me. Unlike conventional French presses the Espro filtration method ends up with about 5 ounces of coffee and sludge remaining in the carafe after plunging it, which sits just above the plastic housing (see pic). You’ll get less wastage with a conventional press, but you’ll also get more grounds and bitterness towards the last cup. My take: I’m happy to trade off those 5 ounces to enjoy 27 ounces of very good coffee.
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The double filter is probably the best feature, and is worth the investment. I used to have to clear sludge out of the bottom of every coffee cup when using my old french press, but this one does a terrific job of screening out the fine particles that would normally be poured into a mug.
I have the 32 ounce model, which is enough for three healthy-sized cups of coffee... great for an all-night bender or for when I have company :)