BonJour Monet 8-Cup French Press, Black

71% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

BonJour Monet 8-Cup French Press, Black This was a gift from an enthusiastic user. There are no markers for number of cups, and the device uses a fair volume that isn't recovered in the decanted coffee. I have tried using a measuring cup, but the...

I have had a Bonjour French Press for ten years and love it...I ordered this one as a replacement since mine had finally worn out and a chip in the glass was getting worse...the discription says it's 8 cups...but it's not it's really a 4 cup...a cup to...

I don't use this coffee press to make coffee, believe it or not. I make my daily pot of iced tea with it. I boil the water in a glass teapot. I place 7 or 8 tea bags in the coffee press. Once the water has boiled, I pour it over the teabags until the...

I fell in love with press coffee at a friend's house--it's frothy, almost creamy compared to drip coffee...managed to break the carafe while washing it, but went on to Amazon and found the same french press as hers as well as a replacement carafe for...

Product looked good at first glance, but then I saw that the glass carafe was broken. I decided it was too risky to try again, worrying that even if it arrived successfully the glass would break too easily. I returned it and received credit.

It's as good as one would expect from this type and brand. My only complaint is that they tout the advantage of having another screen that slides in place of the spout as it's poured, but it would have to be a tight seal to actually work as a screen,...

The first thing to note when using a French press is that it's extremely important to grind the beans to the correct degree. If they are too fine, you will end up with a cup of sludge. It is also important to note that the longer the press sits with...

A swiftly delivered and very elegant item! We are thrilled with this more than reasonably priced french press. It filters the coffee granules very well and seems much more sturdy than some of the other relatively cheap ones out there.

The beak on this french press broke the first time we washed it. We went on to get a plastic one, that although is not as pretty, is not a safety hazard.