Fellow Clara French Press

Fellow Clara French PressFellow Clara French PressCollective Coffee RoastersThe cure for the common cafetière. Our award-winning design features vacuum-insulated walls to keep your coffee hot for your second and third cups, and enhanced mesh
Fellow Clara French PressFellow Clara French PressCollective Coffee RoastersThe cure for the common cafetière. Our award-winning design features vacuum-insulated walls to keep your coffee hot for your second and third cups, and enhanced mesh
Fellow Clara French PressFellow Clara French PressCollective Coffee RoastersThe cure for the common cafetière. Our award-winning design features vacuum-insulated walls to keep your coffee hot for your second and third cups, and enhanced mesh
Fellow Clara French PressFellow Clara French PressCollective Coffee RoastersThe cure for the common cafetière. Our award-winning design features vacuum-insulated walls to keep your coffee hot for your second and third cups, and enhanced mesh
Fellow Clara French PressFellow Clara French PressCollective Coffee RoastersThe cure for the common cafetière. Our award-winning design features vacuum-insulated walls to keep your coffee hot for your second and third cups, and enhanced mesh
Fellow Clara French PressFellow Clara French PressCollective Coffee RoastersThe cure for the common cafetière. Our award-winning design features vacuum-insulated walls to keep your coffee hot for your second and third cups, and enhanced mesh
The cure for the common cafetière. Our award-winning design features vacuum-insulated walls to keep your coffee hot for your second and third cups, and enhanced mesh filtration to make them taste as smooth and silt-free as the first.
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Color Black

- Heat lock
- Smooth and silt-free

Stainless steel body and filter, BPA-free plastic lid and handle, Non-stick PTFE-coated interior (PFOA-free), optional walnut wooden press and handle

French Press

24oz

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How TO USE

French Press

1. Grind your coffee coarsely, and add it to the Clara French Press.
2. Heat water to 201 degrees farenheit in a separate kettle.
3. Target a 16-1 ratio for wear to coffee, meaning add 16grams of water to every 1 gram of coffee in the French Press.
4. Pour the water over the ground, wetting all the grounds evenly. DO NOT PRESS.
5. Allow the coffee to steep for around 4 minutes.
6. After four minutes, place the lid and plunger on the french press.
7. DO NOT PRESS OUT THE GROUNDS, use the plunger as a strainer only and pour the coffee into a mug. Enjoy!

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