Classic Stay-Hot French Press Coffee Maker 48 oz | 5 Minute Brew, 4 Hours Hot | Mesh Filter for Coffee Grounds | Insulated Stainless Steel French Press | BPA-Free | Hammertone Green

The STANLEY Classic Stay-Hot French Press Coffee Maker (48 oz) has been an outstanding addition to our daily routine. We use it every single day, and it has consistently delivered great results without any issues. It’s simple, reliable, and makes brewing coffee straightforward whether it’s first thing in the morning or for a second pot later in the day. The build quality is excellent—this thing feels extremely durable and built to last. Like most STANLEY gear, it has that rugged, no-nonsense construction that makes it clear it can handle regular use, travel, or even outdoor settings without worry. The insulation keeps coffee hot for a long time, which is especially nice when you’re not rushing to finish it right away. A big part of its appeal is the design. It has that classic old-school STANLEY look—sturdy stainless steel, simple lines, and a timeless, utilitarian style that feels both nostalgic and practical. It doesn’t try to be fancy, but that’s exactly what makes it so good. It looks like something that belongs in a cabin, a campsite, or a hardworking kitchen. Overall, it’s a dependable, well-made French press that we reach for every day. It’s tough, functional, and has that iconic STANLEY aesthetic that never really goes out of style.

Replacement for a smaller french press. This press is the perfect size for 2+ people to bring travel mugs to work with some left over for ice coffee. The double wall insulation keeps the coffee hot until your ready to pour. On the expensive side, but worth the investment. Seems to be well made and should last years.

So nice to finally get a larger French press, and bonus it keeps the coffee hot a long time. We bought this 100% plastic free pot to get away from microplastics. It's a beautiful, well made unit!

2 years of use review: I originally bought this French Press for making coffee while camping. It did a great job of that, easily making about a liter of coffee at a time - enough for me and my husband to both have about 2 big mugs, while keeping the coffee hot. But where I’ve really come to appreciate it is over the last few months, when I started using it daily at home almost every day. It works so well and is so easy! I use an electric kettle to boil water while I rinse out the metal filter from yesterday’s coffee grounds — takes very little time to clean and I can rinse the old grounds directly into my garbage disposal. No need to buy new filters or expensive pods. It only takes another minute or two to pour in the boiling water over fresh grounds, stir, then press. The coffee stays hot on our kitchen counter for hours, so I can make coffee when I get up and it’s still available when my husband gets up a bit later. I’ve probably owned every type of coffee maker over the years and this is simple and makes very good coffee — and holds up to daily use, too!

This review is coming from someone who uses it in their RV while camping: The good: as you would expect, this keeps coffee hot for an eternity and is great for a cold morning at the campsite. This holds a large amount so you can share with others and thanks to the simple design, getting that first cup is pretty quick (~4-5 min after pouring in hot water). The not so good: Going to this from an aero press xl leaves something to be desired both in the flavor and cleanup departments. As expected, this will not have an intense flavor like you get from and aeropress. As this also does not press the coffee, cleanup is a bit messy, if you're trying to conserve water / not dump grounds down the drain (do NOT dump coffee grounds in your drain). -I've found that scooping them out and discarding, then rinsing is about the best method. Learning Curve: I grind my beans fresh, so getting the grind setting involved some experimenting but unless you don't mind a lot of fines in your cup, set your grinder to its coarsest setting. I initially started out med-coarse and that was entirely too fine and left mud in my cup. Switching my XO burr up to its highest setting got me to a tolerable level. Overall, I'm going to keep using this, especially when I want more than just 1 cup from my aeropress.

We are avid campers and for years now I've been brewing my morning coffee using a french press. The last one I had was metal like this one, but it wasn't vacuum insulated which was a major source of consternation as the second cup would never be hot, just warm. So when I read about this Stanley french press I knew I'd found the answer. I just had to wait for it to go on sale!! So when it did finally go on sale I scooped one up and after a close inspection I took the time to straighten out the filter-screen/plate so it would seal nicely along the edges of the pot and gave it a good first cleaning. I always measure the amount of water I need by filling up the french press to the water level I desire (usually about 1L) and then I pour it into a kettle so I can heat the water up on our camp stove. Once at the right temp I poured the hot water over roughly 7 Tablespoons of ground coffee, stirred it for 30 seconds and then put the lid on gently so the coffee would brew. I then wait for my 3-minute egg timer to run its course, and pressed the coffee grounds into the bottom of the pot. The resulting coffee tasted great and there was no issues with grounds making it into my cup. The best thing though is that when I was ready for my second cup, it was hot and delicious. That's what I wanted, and I'm glad it met my expectations. Overall this french press worked great, and cleanup wasn't bad either. I'm quite pleased with how well this works.

When I broke my little glass coffee press, I decided to see what else was available. I had narrowed my selections down to the Yeti press and this one. Couldn’t justify the cost of the Yeti and wasn’t crazy about it having a plastic plunger. Also, reviews were much better for this one in regards to quality and length of time coffee stays hot. I can say that it’s been a great choice and I have no complaints. I use it daily and also take it with me when I travel. For home I heat water in a stovetop stainless kettle and while away, use an electric Chefman kettle. Capacity is equal to three large mugs and maintains heat for a few hours. Less time when my house is freezing.

I just used the Stanley FP and it made a wonderful cup. I'm highly critical of coffee and I had just gotten beans roasted yesterday which is always a bonus. Sofar its kept the coffee hot but it hasn't been a hour yet so I'll edit after some time as thats what I really wanted the 48 oz for. The 32 didn't make a sufficient amount. However, the 4 star rating is due to the fact the filter/strainer broke on 1st use. The spiral wire popped loose and I think allowed grounds through. I used a tea strainer to filter the grounds getting through and the coffee was delicious. I'm returning but I did just order a replacement to give it a go again. If it happens again I will return and get a Yeti. I considered doing now but the 48 oz is perfect and Yeta jumps to a 64oz. I can make a short pot but in a french press with no lines hard to know the correct measure for water& your always guessing. I'm hoping the new one coming works. One note - when shipped it wasn't in its own box, it was loose rolling around in the Amazon box so I have to wonder if something happened there to loosen the wire because I didn't really examine it other than it seem fined. Once the hot water got in I guess it expanded and popped the spiral. I haven't found another 48oz FP so this is it. Anyway, hope new one is ok. Not sure if I can update review when new one comes but I will try to report.

Use it everyday. My wife likes to get up much earlier than I do and have her coffee. This coffee pot keeps the coffee hot for a hours.

Habe mir es gegönnt, war super teuer, aber ich wollte unbedingt schwarz haben, und etwas wo ich keine Wasserflecken sehe, ich hasse Wasserflecken und hier ist die Reinigung schon viel einfacher als bei den Glaskännchen. Also optisch top und edel. Stanley ist eben eine Status Marke (viel Selbstlob in der Packungsbeilage). Es bleibt nicht so lange heiss /warm wie behauptet. Wer meint, es bleibt über Nacht warm wie eine Thermoskanne, erzählt Märchen. Ich würde sagen 30 Min. ist der Kaffee noch heiss. Man könnte es einwickeln, sonst war der Kaffee eine Stunde später nie mehr richtig warm. Ob ich es wieder kaufen würde? Das weiss ich nicht. Ist aber XL und schwarz und ich konnte keine Alternative finden.

I love my French press. I mainly bought it for the colour to be honest and my friend had bought me a Stanley cup so I knew it would be good quality. My favourite feature is that you can turn the lid round to block off the spout so it keeps the heat in. Coffee stays hot for ages and when it does go cold I use what’s left for iced coffee In The afternoon

Excelente, atendeu as expectativas, mantém o líquido quente por pelo menos 2 horas. Fácil de usar é totalmente desmontável para lavar.

I wanted a press that keeps my coffee warm. It is pretty and works great.