French filter kettle

In 1929, Attilio Calimani, a designer from Milan, applied for a patent for filter coffee.

French filter pot (English: French press), also known as press pot, coffee filter pot (English: coffee press,coffee plunger, French: cafe è re, coffee afeti è re à piston) is a coffee cooking tool composed of a glass and a metal filter. When using, put coffee powder and hot water into the pot, then cover the lid with the filter, press the handle to filter the coffee powder at the bottom of the coffee pot, then pour out the coffee. In addition to coffee, filter pots can also be used to brew scented tea and tea.

French pressure filter pot for brewing coffee

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French filter press: as its name implies, it is a simple brewing apparatus which is composed of a heat-resistant glass bottle and a metal filter with a pressure bar. At first, it was mostly used to brew black tea, so it is also called tea maker.

Today, with the revival of coffee, more and more people begin to use French filter pots to suppress cups of steaming coffee. The unimaginative word steaming is used to describe coffee made by a pressure filter because the cups of coffee beans (or even coffee powder) that have been on the shelf for months are broken by a "professional" bean chopper and soaked in boiling water for several minutes. There is no more euphemistic word to describe it.