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Question: Where is the Frieling 5-6 cup produced? In what country is this made?
Document: Have had the frieling 5-6(european)cup press for a few weeks now and so far it is excellent.Not a tinge of regret,not even over the price.I'm even thinking about buying the next size up for weekends and the next size down for late afternoons.It is well made and easy to use.I'm a little particular(ok nutty) about saving grounds for the garden/yard so I need to find a better spatula for scooping.Maybe silicon?
I had the Frieling 5-6 cup French Press for one week when it stopped working, something with the plunger was broken.
Frieling 0103 5-6 Cup French Press is the best traveling coffee pot to have. Makes great coffee and travels perfectly.
I've been the proud owner of the smaller (5-6 cup) Frieling for about a week now, and I am in love. If you will be using it for no more than 2 regular coffee mugs (or one large) at a time, buy this one and not the larger one. This is the perfect size for one person.Additionally, it beats the pants off of my old Bodum glass french press. It is so solid and heavy; and the pressing mechanism works perfectly.
I prefer my coffee made with a french press. Call me a coffee snob if you want to but I just think it tastes better. When I bought my first press,  it was a glass carafe kind and I think I replaced the glass about 6 or 7 times before I looked for an alternative. I stumbled across this press in a store somewhere about 5 years ago and bought it on the spot.
I bought my parents the Freiling 5-6 cup ss press and prefer it. This one - the 35oz press - doesn't keep the coffee as hot as the other and the lid slides off easily.
I have been using for over 3 months now, so far, so good. The only thing I'd change, I would have purchased the largest one, as the 5-6 cup is not actually measuring cup sized.
As long time French press users, we hoped we'd hit the jackpot based on other reviews of the Frielling 5-6 cup. This press is impressive when it comes to form and style, but scores low on functionality. First, the "5-6 cup" description (assuming 6oz cups) must have been measured from the top of the pot.
Of course it will get cold if you leave it sitting too long but that hasn't been a problem for me. I usually only get about two mugs worth of coffee out of it anyway so it doesn't sit for long. The "5-6 cups" refers to the standard 8 ounces per cup with a coffee mug holding 14-16 ounces. So you are really only getting about two mugs of coffee each time.
I think the design is beautiful, but this is NOT a 5-6 cup coffee press.5-6 espressos, maybe. 5-6 cups coffee, NO.It measures out to be 3 cups of liquid, if filled to the brim (no grinds).It makes 2 cups of coffee.PLEASE STOP LISTING IT AS 5-6 CUPS OF COFFEE!!!! !
Answer: I am shopping for a new french press and was intrigued by the style and apparent quality (based on the reviews) of the Frieling USA Ultimo.  As I live in Charlotte I was happy to see the company is based here - but was very disappointed after I called the company and asked about the country of orgin for the french presses...answer, "...well, actually they are made in China..."  Despite all the references to German-quality, American company, etc.