With the Brazilian French press of Bodum, the function is the name of the game. Its simple design includes a three -part filter, glass bottle and black plastic frame. Although the filter filter of the filter is not as effective as Espro, and I noticed some types of coffee at the end of my beer, it still created a beautiful, powerful Joe cup.
The biggest difference between Brazil Press and its other models, such as Champord or Caffettieria, is the style of the plastic frame without BPA. The handle was tilted down and the facility was proud of the Bodum label. The handle for Plunge is also a ball, making a aesthetic confusing, especially if buying red.
The press, available in 8, 32 or 51 ounce, is light and can be moved from the cabinet to your table easily. For beginners with budget, or curious French press, I will start here.