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Question: Are there any plastic components inside?  If so, does the coffee come in contact with plastic while pouring?
Document: Plunger is sealed at the circumference with metal screen backed by circular coil, no plastic anywhere visible. The double wall and lid keep the coffee hot for a very long time. Turn the lid 1/4 turn after pouring to seal the heat while sitting. So much better than the glass beaker style I had before, glass ones are frustratingly inefficient... the heat escapes and coffee or tea is tepid in 15-20 min.
But in addition, this just isn't as insulated as a thermos. What the insulation does work well for is to keep the coffee hot enough that you can have second cups in one sitting without hurrying.One concern is about packaging and shipping, and would make me leery of buying this as a gift: The retail box has no padding inside at all, and the pot can bounce around inside of it.
Time permitting; I will definitely be pressing my coffee.The double wall construction of the Francois et Mimi Brushed Finish Stainless Steel Double Wall French Coffee Press is great it keeps the inside hot without burning your fingers off on the outside. The stainless steel is much sturdier than the glass presses and provides excellent insulation. Plus, it looks nice. I love it.
The whole process takes a minute or so. I also clean the inside of my pot after every use because coffee oils left behind can make the next pot taste slightly off, but you can go a couple of uses before cleaning if necessary. My favorite way to clean a coffee pot is to put a little automatic dishwashing powder (not liquid) in the bottom with a little hot water. I swirl it around the inside of the pot and then lightly sponge it all over the inside of the pot.
If you're drinking solo, the coffee will become to bitter by the time you get to that third cup, it will be hot, but bitter all the same. Still Hot and bitter is better than room temperature and bitter. Also I much prefer the cleaning on these stainless steel presses compared to the glass and plastic ones with their crevices.
But in our household, a max of 28 oz isn't going to last long in the morning.Overall I like this coffee press. But I am going to watch to make sure I'm not seeing scraping marks on the inside stainless wall.I recommend this Francois et Mimi coffee press over glass presses, especially If you are not serving the whole pot at once. The double wall French press design allows you to linger over your cup without the rest of the pot going cold immediately.
I like this press. It has a pleasant, sleek design that's different from the bulk of other presses I have seen or owned. There's no plastic to be found and the double-wall construction keeps the coffee warmer for longer than a traditional glass press. The quality of the coffee is on par with any of the Bodum presses I have used or owned over the years.
Not really sure. Clean up is easy and your hand should fit inside easily.Highly recommended
The first time I made coffee with this French press I had trouble pouring it out since I hadn't noticed the opening on the lid. Aside from this initial problem, this is a great little coffee maker that works easily and produces rich brew with no grounds in the coffee and just a few at the bottom of your cup. I find this size pot perfect for one person who wants a few cups; it's on the small size for two.
This incredibly sturdy French press makes very good coffee. I have used glass presses in the past, and I miss seeing how much coffee is left, but the insulation factor is worth the opacity. The spout does not drip, and coarse ground coffee does not come through the filter...finer coffee makes good to the almost last drop, but skip that last drop cups. Highly recommended!
Answer: Plunger is sealed at the  circumference with metal screen backed by circular coil, no plastic anywhere visible.  The double wall and lid keep the coffee hot for a very long time. Turn the lid 180 after pouring to seal the heat while sitting. So much better than the glass beaker style I had before, glass ones are frustratingly inefficient... the heat escapes and coffee or tea is tepid in 15-20 min.  Bought this for camping (easy clean up, non-breakable) as well as use on the dining table at home, probably going to gift a few to some of my foodie friends. It's certainly high quality, we should get many years of use, simply awesome!