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Bodum 51 oz Columbia Thermal French Press Coffee Maker, Insulated Double Wall Stainless Steel, Chrome

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Size: 51 oz


Features

  • COFFEE PRESS: COLUMBIA coffee maker brews an excellent cup of coffee or tea within minutes, just add course ground coffee, hot water and press
  • INSULATED: Thermal coffee maker is made of double-wall, stainless steel construction to keep beverages hot for two hours; leisurely enjoy your coffee without getting cold
  • STAINLESS STEEL: 3-part stainless steel plunger has a mesh filter that helps extract your coffee's aromatic oils and subtle flavors instead of being absorbed by a paper filter
  • DURABLE DESIGN: Coffee press features Bodum's patented safety lid to keep contents from spilling and is dishwasher safe for easy cleaning
  • SERVINGS: This premium coffee press holds 51 ounces, enough for 12 cups of coffee or tea, 4 oz each

Description

The stainless steel design of the COLUMBIA French Press pairs utility with timeless elegance. It is easy to use too - just add fresh coarse ground coffee, fill with hot water, stir, place the lid on and wait for approximately 4 minutes. After this time, press and enjoy. Most coffee roasters and tea buyers recommend using a coffee or tea press to enjoy the beverages at their best, but the devices have typically offered one major disadvantage--the brewed coffee or tea cooled quickly within the glass carafe. The Bodum Columbia thermal press overcomes this shortcoming with its double- walled stainless-steel construction, which insulates hot coffee or tea to keep it warm for up to two hours. The end result is a rich, flavorful beverage with perfectly extracted flavors and aromas. To use the Columbia press for coffee, grind fresh beans to a coarse consistency, add 2 tablespoons of coffee for every 6 ounces of water, then add hot water and brew for four to five minutes before plunging the press. Tea brews in the same manner, but with whole tea leaves instead. The press holds up to 48 ounces of liquid--enough for 12 small cups of coffee (4 ounces each)--and features Bodum's patented safety lid to keep the contents from spilling. For best results, users should dedicate the press to brewing one beverage only, as coffee and tea flavors tend to cross over when brewed separately in the same vessel. The Columbia coffee and tea press is dishwasher-safe. --Rivers Janssen

Brand: Bodum


Color: Silver


Product Dimensions: 8.8"D x 6.4"W x 8.4"H


Special Feature: Thermal


Coffee Maker Type: French Press


Brand: Bodum


Color: Silver


Product Dimensions: 8.8"D x 6.4"W x 8.4"H


Special Feature: Thermal


Coffee Maker Type: French Press


Filter Type: Paper


Specific Uses For Product: Coffee maker


Included Components: Filter


Operation Mode: Manual


Model Name: Columbia


Number of Items: 1


Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Global Trade Identification Number: 20


Coffee Input Type: coarse


Manufacturer: Bodum


UPC: 727015322520 732233430858 737946578590 727015898100 727015330839


Item Weight: 2.4 pounds


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: 1312-16


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: May 5, 2003


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    • 10 years and still works great!
Size: 34 oz
I drink French press coffee every morning and wanted something insulated so it would stay hot longer. This is the absolute best! The plunger and screen has silicone around the edges, which successfully filters out 97% the coffee crumbs. I must say this is one of my favorite features. Besides, it’s stylish and keeps the coffee hotter than the Stanley French press that I bought… which was offered for a higher price. I thought maybe because the name was Stanley and a bit smaller, it would be more portable and better for our summer place, but the Bodum company knows what they’re doing. This Bodum press far surpasses Stanley’s. This review is unsolicited, and I’ve had this French press since 2015, 10 years. I’ve taken good care of it because it’s so crucial to my day. Couldn’t be happier. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025 by K. McCauley
    • Excellent quality. Good
Size: 34 oz
Excellent quality and good price and swift delivery. The bodum keeps the coffee nice and ho. I also appreciate the fact that it pours without dripping and the coffee poured is filtered so there no grounds in my cuppa !!
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2025 by Betsy
    • Beautiful and Functional
Size: 51 oz
I didn't use it. Gifted to my son in law. He said it works great. Will be used camping to make tea.
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025 by Edie from up North
    • Makes strong coffee, attractive design
Size: 34 oz
I bought this for a camping trip but I wanted something attractive enough to keep in my dining room and use at home too. I didn’t want aeropress bc of the plastic or bialetti bc it looked too small for a few adults to get as much coffee as we wanted. This made enough for 3 adults to get 1.5-2 generous cups per pot (I didn’t want to rebrew in the same morning bc we had activities planned). It is cute enough to use for guests at home not like a sturdy but ugly Stanley. I did not use coarse ground coffee bc I figured some grounds would seep through anyway and they did. I just used regular ground coffee from ALDI, nothing fancy. It was perfect for what I wanted. Read the directions before use bc I did and I can see how easy it would be to scald yourself if you don’t. It keeps coffee very hot while we were having breakfast but it isn’t so insulated that leftover coffee was still hot when we left for a few hours and came back. I recommend it and am happy with the product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024 by Alice Smith
    • makes great tasting coffee, but it's not a steel thermos with a French press inside of it
Size: 34 oz
I've long preferred the taste of French press coffee to that produced by drip machines. Although I've had a Bodum Chambord press at home for over a decade, two problems limited my use of the press: 1) If more than one mug of coffee is made, the coffee cools down very quickly through the glass walls of the Chambord; 2) I have broken three Chambord FRAMES (plastic) yet the glass beaker survived...pointing to a weakness in the plastic frame. Maybe expansion of the glass when filled with hot water--or in the dishwasher-- stretched the plastic. I bought the Chambord from Starbucks back when they made colored plastic frames. Bodum replaced the frame once. I now have a complete but unsafe Chambord (with cracked frame AGAIN) and a spare beaker from an earlier plastic Chambord, which was a gift (that makes three cracked plastic frames in all, and no broken beakers). Two years ago, I gave a steel Friesling press to friends who own a boat and whose owner is a daily coffee drinker. They were pleased with it. At the time, the thermal properties were less important than having it be unbreakable for marine use. My year old Bosch drip machine is flimsy, makes so-so coffee, and takes up a lot of space on the counter. Setting it up and cleaning it after use takes as much time as using a French press. Browsing through Amazon for a sturdier Chambord with a metal frame, I ran across the Columbia by Bodum. I don't know when it was introduced, but I don't remember it being an option when I bought the Friesling two years ago. I was attracted to the unbreakable steel design, the modest price ($40, not much more than a Chambord of similar size), and the potential to keep coffee warm, though earlier reviewers warned that it doesn't function like a true thermos. That said, it makes delicious coffee. I preheat the container with hot water, which helps retain heat. The Columbia will keep unused coffee drinkably hot for an hour, and warm for about two hours. The top is not insulated, it is only single wall plastic, so one should not think of this as an insulated double wall steel thermos with a French press inside. The plastic chrome top is subject to fingerprint smudging, far more so than the steel container itself. Because the top is of lower quality than the body of the press, I gave it only four stars. All parts are dishwasher safe. Like all French press devices, the coffee uses should be of a coarse grind. Using fine drip ground coffee will result in clogging of the filter, or the filter will not sequester all of the grounds below the coffee when you press the ground to the bottom. Buy a grinder, or use a grinder at the store to grind your whole beans, using the coarse setting. Many of the burr grinders for home use have a dial to adjust the coarseness. If you use a blade grinder, achieving a uniform coarse grind is more difficult and is somewhat of an art; these grinders are better for producing a fine drip grind. I use a an electric Bodum Ibis kettle which boils water in a few minutes. Preparation is the same as for any French press device: pour hot water over coarsely ground coffee, stir with non-metallic utensil, cover, wait five minutes, press grounds to bottom and pour out the coffee. If you want a French press device that can keep your coffee hot for hours, buy this product and pour the coffee into a double wall thermos as soon as the coffee is ready. Or, if you only need the coffee hot for an hour or two, use this device without a thermos. Pro's: beautiful, unbreakable design; makes delicious coffee; when filled to capacity, can make four big mugs or 5-6 small cups of coffee for a small crowd; all parts dishwasher safe; uses far less counter space than a drip machine. Con's: need to use thermos if you want coffee hot beyond 1-2 hours (but much better heat retention than a glass Bodum press); cheap-looking plastic cover whose chrome lid doesn't match the brushed steel and which is subject to fingerprints; you still need a big drip coffee maker or urn if you are serving a big crowd. With respect to the last "con", there are now two drip coffee makers sitting on racks in the garage, used only when there is a crowd. The rest of the time, a stylish steel press sits on the counter in the kitchen, occupying far less space than it's predecessor drip machine ever did. Since there are no plugs, the press can be moved around the kitchen if more counter room is needed for say a baking project. Much easier than unplugging a drip machine and moving it elsewhere without breaking the carafe. Bodum also makes a matching sugar-creamer set for those interested in a complete look. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2007 by OC Doc

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