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The Whittard Copper 8-Cup Cafetière features a borosilicate glass body, copper-colored lid and frame, black handle, and a metal plunger with a metal mesh filter, shown against a plain white background.

A glass French press made from durable borosilicate glass with a copper lid and handle sits next to a gray box labeled Whittard Copper 8-Cup Cafetière.

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Whittard Copper 8-Cup Cafetière

Name: Whittard Copper 8-Cup Cafetière
Brand: Whittard of Chelsea
SKU: 355115
Price: 45.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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$45.00 USD

Our classic copper cafetière for easy-going coffee

This cafetière is as elegant as it is practical, made from a striking combination of gleaming copper-hued stainless steel and hardwearing borosilicate glass.

Timeless design. Delicious coffees.

The secret is in the filter. Unlike paper, our metal mesh lets the coffee's natural oils pass straight into your cup, for a fuller, more robust flavour. We recommend medium-dark or dark roasts for the best results.

We've included a coffee scoop, so measuring is one less thing to think about. Simply add water and brew exactly to your tastes, and enjoy.

With a 1,000ml capacity, that's eight espresso cups or four generous mugs, ready from just four minutes. Perfect for treating guests, or simply elevating your morning rituals.

Code: 355115

Dimensions
Length: 17.5cm
Width: 10cm
Height: 23cm
Unit Net Weight: 570g
Capacity: 1000ml

Care Instructions:
Not suitable for microwave or stove top use. Do not use a cafetiÃ¨re that is scratched, cracked or chipped.
The glass is suitable for the dishwasher, however we recommend washing by hand.
Wash the glass and filter in warm, soapy water, then rinse thoroughly in clear water to remove any residue. Dry with a soft, dry cloth.
Never use abrasive cleaning products that will scratch the glass.
Wipe the frame with a soft, damp cloth and dry with a soft, dry cloth.
Be cautious: pushing the plunger down too fast can cause hot coffee to shoot out of the lip.