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Rambler French Press 34oz

Navy

Sale price£110.00

COLOUR: Navy

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Navy
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  • 1L capacity (34 US fl oz)
  • Navy colourway
  • 18/8 kitchen-grade stainless steel construction
  • DuraSip ceramic lining
  • Double-wall vacuum insulation
  • GroundsControl filter stops brewing after plunging to prevent over-extraction
  • Twist-to-lock French press lid
  • 15.7 x 20.8cm, 1.22kg empty

The GroundsControl filter is the useful detail here. YETI have designed it to stop the brewing process once you plunge, so the coffee can stay in the pot without continuing to extract and turning bitter. The 1-litre body has double-wall vacuum insulation and a ceramic lining, with a twist-to-lock lid to keep things in place while pouring. It makes two to four cups, depending on the size of your cup. Navy, and enough coffee to keep the morning civil.

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