The principle of using the pressure pot to make coffee
French pressure pot, also known as French filter kettle, tea maker, French Press
French filter press: a simple brewing apparatus consisting of a heat-resistant glass bottle (or transparent plastic) and a metal filter with a pressure bar that originated in France around 1850. At first, it was mostly used to brew black tea, so it is also called tea maker.
The principle of using the pressure pot to make coffee: the essence of coffee is released by soaking and stewing through the full contact between water and coffee powder.
Suitable for coffee: coffee powder with both strong and light taste.
Degree of grinding: coarse granule.
Brewing diagram:
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