Columbia Thermal Coffee Press by Bodum® 8 cup

A double-walled, stainless steel coffee press that brews up to 34 fl oz of coffee and keeps it hot for up to 2 hours.

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Columbia Thermal Coffee Press by Bodum® 8 cup
  • Features
  • Technical Details
  • How to Prepare

8-cup thermal coffee press brews coffee or tea and keeps it hot for up to 2 hours.

Double-walled stainless-steel construction features an elegant, polished finish.

3-part stainless-steel plunger with fine mesh filter helps to brew flavorful coffee without the need for paper filters.

Large, comfortable handle

Twist-shut lid helps prevent head from escaping between pours.

Measuring spoon included.

  • Dimensions: 5.4"D x 7"W x 6"H
  • Capacity: 34 fl oz
  • Construction: Stainless Steel
  • Weight: 2.3 lbs

To make the finest coffee, use 1 rounded tablespoon (or 1 Bodum® scoop) of coarse-ground coffee for each 4-fl oz cup of coffee, and follow these simple steps:

  1. Add fresh, coarsely ground coffee to the pot.
  2. Pour in well-temperated water (not boiling) and stir.
  3. Wait 3 – 4 minutes.
  4. Stop the brewing process by gently pressing down the plunger.
  • Product Details

This 8-cup coffee maker by Bodum® not only brews up superb coffee the way experts recommend – using the coffee press method – it doubles as an insulated thermos, helping to keep coffee hot for up to 2 hours.

The double-walled, stainless steel body is polished to a shine for an elegance to match the functional design. And the Columbia Coffee Maker is easy to use – just add fresh coarse-ground coffee to the reusable mesh filter, stir, place the lid on and brew for 3-4 minutes. Then press and enjoy. Great for home or office, this dishwasher-safe coffee press can also brew tea.

Columbia Thermal Coffee Press by Bodum® 8 cup 4.8 5 17 17
Nice piece I wanted a stainless steel press, the glass ones seem to break too easy.This one is not only good looking but made very well also. I could not see the advantage of having a thermal French press to keep coffee warm due to the fact that as soon as you press your coffee, you are supposed to get it out of the press before it turns bitter. But I do like that it is thermal because I do preheat the press and it does seem to hold the heat better than a glass press. Makes great coffee, easy to use, and I think it will last a long time. 1 minor thing would be; Having the amount of water marked in ounces on the inside of the press would be great, sometimes I only make half of this 34 ounce press and don't know how much water I'm actually adding unless I pour into a measuring cup first and then pour it into the press, which does cool water down. The glass ones don't seem to have any measurement marks on them either. Why?? February 12, 2013
Keeps the coffee hot! My husband and I are getting our money's worth on this coffee press. Every morning my husband grinds whole coffee beans and makes our coffee. Nothing like a fresh cup of hot coffee to wake us up! This coffee press keeps our coffee hotter than our last coffee press made of glass. February 2, 2013
Fabulous Treat Everyday After dining at an exclusive restaurant that served the BEST coffee I've ever enjoyed, from a French Press, I asked the server about French Presses. He said the glass one's were great, but broke easily. I bought a glass one on sale, loved it, broke in within 2 weeks. My family bought me this stainless steel model and I am THRILLED. The fact that it makes 8 cups and is "thermal" for 2 hours is a bonus. One of the best gifts of my life!. I will strongly encourage others to purchase this unit and sell their electric coffee pot in a garage sale! January 14, 2013
Slice of home I am currently in Afghanistan and desperately missing Starbucks. My wife sent me the thermal coffee press along with some coffee for Christmas. WOW...this press makes some great coffee and it remains hot for a long time. I will continue to use it, even when I return home. January 14, 2013
Great Coffee Nice quality press and easy to use.....The coffee taste excellent. December 25, 2012
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