“the P3 is also bigger so might actually be better off getting the travel press but from my observation you will never get all the coffee out of it either”
“the P3 is also bigger so might actually be better off getting the travel press but from my observation you will never get all the coffee out of it either”
“For me, two filters makes for super clean cups of great coffee and pretty easy cleanup.”
“The filter system is worth the money in my opinion.”
“If only one is used, the air lock is too tight that you won't be able to press down the plunger easily.”
“The Espro 3 has been a game changer for me when it comes to brewing coffee. I’ve always loved the pour-over method for its clarity and how it really brings out the origin flavors of the coffee. The French press, on the other hand, is great for a more robust brew. The Espro 3 somehow combines the best of both worlds. The coffee comes out clean, crisp, and bri”
“Espro P3 French Press is the top quality and perfect for small batches of coffee. With its 12-ounce capacity, it’s just right for a single serving or two smaller cups. What really makes it stand out is the double micro-filter, which keeps any grit or sediment out of your coffee, giving you a super clean and smooth brew. The borosilicate glass carafe is durab”
“I recently switched from my Bodum Chambord French Press to the ESPRO. I have to say, the ESPRO does deliver a noticeably better cup of coffee—the flavor is richer, with a nice chocolaty note compared to the Bodum. That said, there are a couple of small things I’ve noticed. First, the ESPRO’s filters trap more coffee—around 100 ml, which is double what the Bo”