Cafe Du Chateau French Press Coffee Maker, 34 oz Glass, Stainless Steel | Easy Brew, Durable Clear Glass, 4-level Filtration, 34 oz Capacity, Coffee Press for Camping, Tea Brewer, BPA-Free Materials
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Color: A. Silver
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- QUALITY BREW WITH 4-LEVEL FILTRATION: This French press coffee maker is built for flavor, using a 4-level stainless steel filtration system that keeps grounds out while allowing natural oils to pass through. The result is a smooth, rich, and aromatic cup every time. Designed for consistent performance, it delivers cafe-quality results in the comfort of your home or even outdoors while you camp, brewing in just 45 minutes
- EASY TO USE MANUAL PRESS: Designed for simplicity, this French press makes brewing effortless. Just add your favorite coffee grounds, pour in hot water, wait 45 minutes, press, and serve. With no cords, pods, or electricity required, its a portable coffee maker you can use at home, the office, or while camping. Ideal for coffee lovers who appreciate a hands-on, classic brewing method
- DURABLE AND STYLISH DESIGN: Made from borosilicate glass with a reinforced plastic frame and sturdy handle, this French press combines strength with modern style. The clear body lets you watch the brewing process, while the sleek, compact design fits easily into any kitchen. A timeless 4-cup press that looks as good as it performs
- VERSATILE COFFEE & TEA BREWER: More than just a coffee press, this cafetiere is also a tea pot for loose leaf blends, herbal teas, and infusions. With a 4-cup capacity and lightweight, portable design, its ideal for camping trips, offices, and kitchens alike. A multifunctional brewing tool for anyone who enjoys fresh coffee, tea, or espresso-style drinks without relying on electric machines
- EASY TO CLEAN COMPONENTS: Designed with removable parts for convenience, this French press coffee maker is simple to wash and maintain. The 4-level stainless steel filter system rinses clean quickly, and the glass carafe is dishwasher safe for hassle-free cleanup. Ideal for daily use by coffee enthusiasts who want both performance and practicality
Description
At Café du Château, we celebrate coffee as a fusion of flavor, aroma, and culture. Our exclusive range of premium products, including our Cold Brew Coffee Maker, French Press, and Espresso Maker, are expertly crafted with top-quality materials, balancing functionality and style. Our mission is simple: Provide easy-to-use tools that allow you to make consistently exceptional, barista-quality coffee and tea from the comfort of your own home. 1. Sophisticated Design: Our products are inspired by the beauty and elegance of French châteaux, bringing an element of luxury and refinement to your home. 2. Uncompromised Quality: We use only the finest materials and craftsmanship to create our coffee makers, ensuring that they stand the test of time and consistently deliver outstanding results. 3. Exceptional Performance: Our innovative brewing technology captures the essence of your favorite coffee beans, resulting in a rich, bold, and smooth taste that will impress even the most discerning coffee connoisseur. Is the spout designed to reduce drip mess on the counter? Yes. The structured spout supports clean, controlled pouring to help minimize drips and countertop mess. Can this French press be used as a tea steeper for loose leaf tea? Yes. It is designed to work as both a coffee press and a tea pot, making it suitable for steeping loose leaf tea. Is this French press suitable for backpacking or camping trips? Yes. The manual, cordless design makes it suitable for camping and outdoor use where electricity is not available. Does the 4-level filtration system reduce coffee grit for a smoother taste? Yes. The stainless steel 4-level filtration system is designed to keep coffee grounds out while allowing natural oils through for a smooth taste. Is the filter fully reusable without needing replacement parts? Yes. The filtration system is made from stainless steel and designed to be fully reusable.
Brand: Cafe Du Chateau
Capacity: 2.1 Pounds
Color: A. Silver
Product Dimensions: 8.66"D x 4.84"W x 6.5"H
Special Feature: Lightweight, Portable, Thermal
Other Special Features of the Product: Lightweight, Portable, Thermal
Coffee Maker Type: French Press
Specific Uses For Product: Filter Coffee
Recommended Uses For Product: Home use, office use, on-the-go, coffee making, tea making, espresso making
Operation Mode: Manual
Coffee Input Type: Ground
Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible
Power Source: Manual
Filter Type: Reusable
Capacity: 2.1 Pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 8.66"D x 4.84"W x 6.5"H
Item Weight: 1.8 Pounds
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
coffee_filter_size: #4
Material: Borosilicate Glass, Stainless Steel
Exterior Finish: Metallic
Is the item dishwasher safe?: Yes
Brand Name: Cafe Du Chateau
Included Components: Carafe, Filter
Model Name: French Press Coffee Maker
Model Number: French Press
Global Trade Identification Number: 61
Manufacturer: Upper Echelon Products LLC
Warranty Description: Lifetime Replacement Policy. If you have any issues at all with your french press, then contact us and we will issue a free replacement, for life.
UPC: 810062780761
Part Number: Hot Water
Item Type Name: Instant Hot water Kettle DIspoensor
Color: A. Silver
Style: Minimalist
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: C. Rose Gold
This is a wonderful French press! It's strong and lovely to look at. It brews wonderful tasting coffee and cocoa beans. Cleaning it is a bit messy, but the brewed coffee is smooth and rich.
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026 by CynDee
Color: A. Silver
Cafe Du Chateau French Press: Elegant Brewing with a Catch The Cafe Du Chateau French Press is an aesthetically striking manual brewer that promises a café-quality experience at home. While it excels in filtration and style, there are a few practical durability concerns to keep in mind. The Highlights Superior Filtration: The standout feature is the 4-level filtration system. It uses double stainless steel mesh screens and a spring-loaded base to ensure a sediment-free cup of coffee while still allowing the natural oils to pass through for a rich flavor. Elegant Design: With its polished stainless steel housing and borosilicate glass, it looks much more expensive than its $49.99 price tag. It is a beautiful addition to any coffee station. Versatility: Beyond coffee, it works effectively as a tea press for loose-leaf blends and can even be used for making cold brew. Ease of Cleaning: The plunger, glass carafe, and housing are all dishwasher safe, making the post-caffeine cleanup relatively painless. Considerations Glass Fragility: Several customer reviews mention that the borosilicate glass can be sensitive to thermal shock, with some users reporting cracks when adding boiling water. Heat Retention: While the housing is stainless steel, the carafe itself is glass. It won't keep your coffee hot as long as a fully double-walled stainless steel press. Base Heat: The bottom of the metal frame can get very hot during brewing. It is best to use a trivet to protect your countertops. Final Verdict This is an excellent choice for the "coffee ritual" enthusiast who values a clean, grit-free cup and a stylish kitchen accessory. However, if you are looking for something rugged for camping or need your coffee to stay hot for hours, you might consider a fully insulated stainless steel model instead.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2025 by JEHANZEB HASHMI
Color: A. Silver
This is my 1st French Press and I've been using it for about 3 months now. I really like it and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a plastic-free, quality French Press. The coffee is remarkably smooth and delicious, and I really like the fact that I'm no longer brewing my coffee through plastic. The Cafe Du Chateau French Press is very well made and seems sturdy enough to last a long time, with a thick glass carafe, good quality stainless steel, and no sharp edges, as mentioned in other reviews (I guess they fixed that problem, which shows that the manufacturer is paying attention). Taking it apart for cleaning is easy peasy, with the exception of unscrewing the cross plate from the stem. That can be a little stubborn to loosen at times. Otherwise it's very easy to break down and clean. To easily remove the used grounds from the carafe without worrying about clogging my drain or making a mess, I use the mesh filter basket from my retired 5-cup Mr. Coffee, with a paper filter inside of that. I add a little water to the used grounds, swirl it around a little, and pour the sludge into the filter basket. I let it drain for a while and then remove the paper filter full of grounds from the basket and drop it into the garbage. Again, easy peasy.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2026 by William Hudson
Color: A. Silver
I got this French Press after I tried out my sister's (her's is much smaller, only single serving) and I fell in love with the flavors the brew method. The size is perfect and can pour out at least 5cups worth (depending on how big your "cup" is) and the press pushes down smoothly with just enough resistance to prevent yourself from pushing the coffee down too fast. I also use this press when making cold brew coffee. I used to have to use those disposable bags and mason jars but the French Press has a really good filter so I can brew the coffee overnight and then I can just pour it out in the morning. Easy Peasy! That being said, there are some noticeable problems with this particular brand's press, not deal breakers, but they are problems. #1: The handle has both ends capped off with rounded metal caps. That's fine BUT the top end of the handle had its cap fall off. Luckily i found the cap and went to Lowes to get a special adhesive for metal (it's a kind that is specially used for Boats so it is also water resistant, so you can still put it in the dishwasher). I managed to get it back on with the adhesive but while putting it back on I noticed something potentially harmful...the metal has NOT been smoothed out. The edges of the caps are EXTREMELY sharp and I did give myself small cuts when I was pushing it back into place while the adhesive was setting. Needless to say that is a hazard for kids, so do NOT leave this where kids can grab it. If you're a handy-man (like me) you can file and smooth out those sharp edges pretty easily so this isn't a reason to hate the product. But just be careful. #2: Cleaning the inside is easy...but...the glass is encased into this metal holder (which looks really pretty and all) which means there is space between the metal and the glass. Inside that space I frequently get coffee grinds stuck inside the groove and it sucks to have old, wet coffee grinds eventually leaving a stagnant odor in places you can't easily clean. Running it through the dishwasher will usually handle that because of the heat and higher water pressure washing that all out, BUT the designers really could stand to make the metal fit more tightly around the glass to prevent this. All in all, I give with a 7/10. Good product, I enjoy using it and the price is very fair. That being said, a "fair" price usually means you only get "fair" in return. Could be worse, but could certainly be better.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2020 by David
Color: A. Silver
It has taken some experimenting to get a great cup of coffee with this press. I've never had a French press before, so there are a few tricks to learn. But, overall, I would recommend this French Press to anyone who wants a great cup of coffee. It just takes some practice and learning. It also looks beautiful sitting on the counter.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2026 by Lorna
Color: A. Silver
We've completely switched from espresso to cold press coffee (LOVE IT!), and at first my hubby bought two pitchers (because we do a decaf and a full caff version) that were supposedly specifically for cold press & that worked okay. The "Bean Envy Cold Brew Coffee Maker - 32 oz" (sorry - Amazon doesn't offer live links in the reviews anymore, but look it up with those words) However, there was a lot of grit in the bottom of the carafe each time. After seeing what those "specifically for cold pressed" do...how they work...I thought "Geez, why not use a french press for this...". Then I looked on Amazon and of course others had already thought of this idea. Well the french press works BETTER than the coffee carafe's specially made for cold press coffee, and the french press isn't as picky on having coarse grind - one of them I ground had some tiny bits, medium bits, coarse bits, etc. and I still had no grit in the bottom of my carafe. How to make cold press coffee (bear in mind I'm coming from espresso, so this might be stronger than some like...) What we do is grind the beans (we finally ended up getting a fancy power grinder and it's been great! The "Baratza Encore Conical Burr Coffee Grinder", but if you're not up for spending that much $$, we found this hand-grinder to be excellent "Mueller Austria Manual Coffee Grinder, Whole Bean Conical Burr Mill for French Press" and it's a fraction of the price) and we put about 3/4 beans (pre-grind measure) into this french press (there's another french press that's larger, "Large Cold-Brew French Press Coffee-Maker" by Square Cottage) and in that bigger one we use about 1 cup of beans pre-grind) add water, push the screen down just enough that there is a bit of water above the screen so you know all the grind is submerged, then let sit 16-24 hours (we like 17-20 hours best). When it's done steeping, you then press it all the way down, pour the coffee into whatever container you're going to use to store it in the fridge, then clean the press. Voila! It's SUPER easy! The taste really is different, more smooth and significantly less acidic. I feel like I taste a fruityness to it - not a sweet fruit, but like a fresh "I'm a fruit not a dead bean" taste. We've fully converted over. How to measure it into your coffee cup if you're converting from Latte's Ok, so for comparison, I USED to do Nespresso 2 pods of a strong bean like Kazaar, and I had it set to the short shot size, and that went into my Copco travel coffee cup (Look up "Copco Acadia Travel Mug, 16-Ounce, Plum") with a pump of vanilla. To that I'd put my steamed milk/cream the rest of the way up and I was good to go. This would be pretty similar in measures to what you'd get at Starbucks or Peet's when getting their medium-ish size latte. My #1 mistake at first was thinking it would be equivalent measures of coffee to milk, it is very different. For this you will use a lot more coffee and less milk. If you're doing cow milk consider switching to half and half or cream, as you may want the more concentrated milk taste since you're using so much more coffee. (It's also a great way to slowly move towards more of a black coffee and less of a latte/milk based drink). Fill your mug about 2/3 coffee, add whatever sweetener if you use that, and the balance of the cup your cream. This will give you an equivalent to slightly more intense coffee taste than the espresso latte I described above. All this will be cold, you can then microwave it for about 2 minutes 30 seconds for really hot, or if you have one of those swirly-cup milk warmers (Like the "Capresso frothPRO Automatic Milk Frother") you can dump the whole thing in that to heat it up. I'm finding I can handle much less milk/cream (I actually use heavy cream) and less sweetener with this cold pressed than with regular espresso drinks. As of now I fill my copco cup about an inch from the top with coffee, then add cream the rest of the way (which is approx 3/4 of an inch of cream added to cup if I had to try and quantify). I'm hoping to wean to even less cream and off the sweetener entirely, but we'll see.... Decaf and Caffeinated Lastly, we use this press for my decaf, and I REALLY like this one "Jailhouse Coffee Organic Swiss Water Decaf Whole Bean, 12 oz, Medium Roast, Chemical-free Decaffeinated", and we use the bigger press for the full-caffeine coffee. I do half and half decaf to coffee as I can be caffeine sensitive and feel antsy & racy-pulse if I have too much. The half and half of this has been great and no adverse effects at all (so far, knock-on-wood!). This decaf smells wonderful and is really, really good! My husband who does full-on caffeine, always comments on how good these beans smell, and for me the taste is really great. Far better than any decaf espresso I had when using my nespresso. How's it compare to "real" espresso - not espresso pods?? About 5-6 years ago we moved from "real" espresso to the Nespresso because we'd gone through 3 espresso machines - they all seem to be finicky and break a lot, despite our buying more expensive models each time - and into the Nespresso as we received a Nespresso machine free and were blown away by the taste because those use pressure to make the espresso like a real espresso machine (K cups are just a drip system, no pressure, very different than Nespresso). So to us, we found no better taste from "real" espresso vs Nespresso pod espresso, the only downside was the limited selection of bean types and pods, and that we were using aluminum pods which have their own inherent health risks as well as not being very earth friendly. If you're a "real" espresso person then perhaps try some of the cold pressed coffee from Peet's or Starbucks or buy some from the grocery store as most all of them carry it in the cold section in glass bottles - we did that before deciding to make it at home ourselves. We consider the cold pressed to have a superior taste profile to any heated coffees/espressos, much lower acid, significant ease of making in the mornings (just heat it up!) and loving that we have no machines to worry about, no pods to buy, can still have it if there's a power outage (not technology dependent) and we're back in the game of trying different coffee beans since we're away from pods.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2019 by K. Salinger
Color: A. Silver
As someone who enjoys a good cold brew but finds it difficult to find a place that serves it exactly as I like it, I found that this french press absolutely meets my needs and then some. With a smooth, minimalist design, its simplicity doesn't really illustrate how good a cup of joe this thing makes. A common complaint that I've seen is that, with a french press, there's that 'grit' that comes with it not removing every bit of ground coffee from it. Not so with this one. The filtration system they have keeps the grounds out when you press down, and in the week or so that I've been using it I haven't tasted a single bit of grit. Now personally, I don't mind some grit in my coffee (and in fact, I kind of like it!) but for many I know that can be a deal-breaker. The instructions suggest using 2 tablespoons of coffee per 6oz of water. As this is a 33oz/1000ml/1 liter size french press, you'd need about 10.5 tablespoons for a full brew of it, which after some experimenting is about right for a strong-tasting brew. If you don't like it too strong, I'd recommend bringing it down to 1.5 tbs per 6oz of water. Measuring out 6oz can be a bit tricky if you're not making a full container of coffee, and I do wish that the manufacturer had included a gauge along the side that told how many ounces were poured in each level--much like glass measuring cups or carafes, either on the metal handle or the glass itself. Per every 6oz would be ideal, I think. That's my only real complaint about this french press, and it's more an idle suggestion than anything else. Maintaining the Cafe Du Chateau is pretty simple, and it's very easy to clean. The glass container slides out easily from the metal handle, and the glass has enough weight to it to make you feel like it's not going to break or scratch from a bit of scrubbing. The plunger is similarly easy to clean, and I usually only have to run it under warm water and run a sponge over it to get all the coffee grounds out of it. As a bonus, the kit comes with two extra mesh filters, should the ones in it ever break or turn foul. Finally, a lifetime warranty means that if it ever breaks for any reason, you can get a replacement for free, which at the price point it goes for is an insanely good deal. So, keep the box, just in case! All in all, I've gotten great use out of this french press so far. I highly recommend it if you're looking for a new one, or have never used a french press before but are interested in getting one.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2017 by Amazon Customer
Color: C. Rose Gold
Very well made for its price. The carafe stays very well inside its canister which is nice. I'm still careful when pouring regardless but its snug fit is very reassuring just in case I'm not the one pouring the coffee. It came with 2 extra replacement screens which is very nice as well. Time will tell how long the finish will keep looking this nice but for the time being I am delighted with my new French Press! Not only has it been making great coffee but it has also been a great conversation piece.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2026 by Edgar Holguin