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Question: Most people do not mention how they like the taste of the coffee.  That information would be welcome.
Document: Briefly----after drinking coffee every way possible including from a C-Ration can with C-4 for heat---I have arrived at nirvana---best coffee---even makes cheap Folgers Dark grind taste great---will last forever the way it is built---on my list of gifts for people I really like---
When grinding finer coffee which was needed for the Phin, I found that my arm and forearm would get really sore. (Kind of like writing so many reviews that I get carpal tunnel- lol) I only mention this because when grinding coarser coffee, it takes much less effort.
The pot itself keeps the coffee warmer for longer than a normal glass french press. There is not too much you can say here - works as intended with no issues whatsoever.One comment: there are multiple sizes available. This one (23 Ounces) I would say is going to be Ok for 2 people, depending on how large a coffee you like. I would say two medium size coffees would be fine in this.
Recognize that this size (the 33 to 42 oz) will provide you with about 4 regular coffee cups (American mug style) about 2/3 full (for each). I would like a larger press, but for two people this is sufficient. The reviews suggest a coarser grind and I agree (have a burr grinder). It will keep your coffee warm for a reasonable and a trick is to preheat the press with hot water prior to filling.
UPDATE FROM REPLACEMENT=======================This is my 1st review :Some people might not like my reviews, perhaps yours was made in a great country but mine is Made in P.R.C = People's Republic of China = Made in CHINA. Paying 70$ for such a "beautiful" stainless-steel item, you would imagine the finish would be PERFECT.
(I'd just like to have the alternate lid, myself. )More notes:1. I also have a Bodum and yes, they'll be better for some people. But in this scratch 'n' dent household, the glass would not last long. And the plastic versions end up looking like crud relatively quickly 'cause they get all scratched up.2. To my mind, the silt that makes it through seems to settle fast enough.
I love the taste of the coffee in this pot. Looks great, easy to clean. Big enough for one or two people. Doesn't stay warm long, but that is expected from a french press. I recommend it highly.
I bought this for my boyfriend because he broke his glass one and we couldn't be any happier. It keeps the coffee warm for a long time compared to the glass ones and we don't have to worry about it breaking. I know some people worry about a metal taste but this stainless-steel leaves NO TASTE AT ALL. It is great and I definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a great french press.
Now about the metal... I've read that people have had problems tasting metal after a making a few pots of coffee... I'm sipping on my 5th pot as I type this... no Metal taste so far.You are supposed to use coarse ground coffee beans... Since getting this I havent gotten around to doing so... It says in the packaging "DO NOT USE FINE GROUND" Well I can tell you first hand that I have...
I tend to brew at slightly cooler temperature anyway (tried 180F to 205F)..  And people even do cold brews, so keeping the temp high for the 4 min. brew cycle is probably a personal subjective taste thing (not a right / wrong thing)..  For people whom coffee temperatrue is a priority, I dont think you will be happy even with an insulated pot (it does indeed cool off a bit even with preheating). I am not sensitive about having the second cup piping hot..
Answer: There seems, to me, to be a smoother taste to the coffee. Someone said the oils are not absorbed by the coffee filter so more taste is actually in the coffee. I believe it. We do not buy the most expensive coffe but it tastes better in the french press than an regular coffee maker.