Ibili French Press 1L
Big enough for the whole household. Simple enough for any morning.
The French press, or cafetière, is probably the most straightforward way to make coffee at home. Add coarsely ground coffee, pour in hot water, wait four minutes, press the plunger down. That's the whole method. No filter papers, no special equipment, nothing to measure too precisely.
This one from Ibili holds a full litre, which is enough for around four cups at once. The stainless steel frame keeps it sturdy and helps hold the heat while the coffee brews. Black finish, clean design, it works on any kitchen counter without drawing attention to itself.
No paper filters needed. Just coffee, hot water, and four minutes.
The details
Capacity: 1 litre, around 4 cups
Frame: Stainless steel
Colour: Black
Filter papers: None needed
Brew time: Around 4 minutes
Good if you… make coffee for more than one person, or like having a pot's worth ready without making multiple brews. The most fuss-free brewer in the range.
For the best results, use a coarser grind than you would for filter coffee, roughly the texture of coarse sea salt. If your coffee comes out gritty, go a little coarser. If it tastes weak, go a little finer.
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Delivery and returns
Standard delivery
- Free on orders over £35
- £4.95 on orders under £35
Royal Mail Tracked 48 or Parcelforce express48, with tracking.
Express delivery
- Free on orders over £75
- £2.95 on orders over £35
- £6.95 on orders under £35
Royal Mail Tracked 24 or Parcelforce express24, with tracking.
Premium delivery
- Free on orders over £75
- £4.95 on orders over £35
- £8.95 on orders under £35
DPD 24, fully tracked, next day.
Coffee machines
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Returns
We hope you love what you order. If you’re not completely happy, you’ve got 30 days to send it back for a refund. No fuss, no forms.
Past 30 days and still not right? Drop us a line anyway and we’ll do what we can.
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