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Question: Does this (or any French press) have a fine-grain metal mesh in the spout to trap residual grounds?
Document: With French press you should use coarse ground coffee, but once I was given fine ground coffee as a gift. It is easy to clean either way, and very quick-- especially if you are "pressed" for time. The mesh press unscrews into a few pieces that are easily rinsed to get rid of any grounds stuck inside, and it takes just a second to reassemble.Overall, if you are looking for an elegant french press, look no further.
I bought one of these years ago and it still works just as good as the day I first brewed with it. Sturdy construction and easy to clean. Filter is wire mesh and screens out coarse and even most fine grounds. Metals are chrome plate and stainless steels. Glass carafe, easy to clean is dishwasher safe.
Let it steep.-Set a timer for up to 4 minutes, 3 minutes if you like your coffee less strong.-I always wrap my pot with a kitchen towel while steeping to keep it hot.-Now plunge - SLOWLY. Keep the rod straight or you'll have grounds in your cup.-Pour & enjoy.I put all the parts except the metal holder/handle in the dishwasher. I take apart the mesh strainer & put that in a basket to make sure it gets really clean.
Chinsy black plastic handle.3. Matching chinsy plastic plunger knob.4. The metal top has the look and feel of painted plastic -but I suppose it is "Chrome Plated Brass".Pros:1. Very high quality filter plunger.2. Removable/Replaceable beaker.3. Nice screen at the pour spout.I've enjoyed many a french press throughout my travels in Europe.
I was a little bit hesitant to order this due to the higher price relative to other french presses, but I'm glad that I did. It looks nice on the counter and works perfectly. I was concerned about over-grinding my beans and having particles in my coffee but the mesh strainer is fine enough that it keeps out all of the grinds. I love that it is dishwasher safe.
I cold brew coffee in this french press and have had great results so far. I use pre ground coffee, which means I have little control over ground size, and this little guy is robust enough to take on all of the major brands. While there is not a perfect fit of mesh to beaker, i have not yet had any grounds make it into my mug.
I got this to replace a questionable-quality Barenthal press. The Barenthal was letting a lot of grounds past the edge of the filter. The mesh with this Bodum is thicker and finer, and it creates a very snug and firm seal against the edge of the glass. Follow all the instructions and you should have a fantastic cup of press-pot coffee! Start with good, fresh coarse-ground French Roast beans. Don't use boiling-hot water or you will get bitter coffee.
We have been using one from IKEA, and I had been waiting for the justification to upgrade because the mesh screen let so many grounds into the brewed portion when pouring. Finally one day I set the ikea French press on the bare surface of our wooden kitchen table. My wife picked up the press and there was a nice ring left behind by the heat. While taking the verbal beating that followed I grabbed the iPad and ordered this bodum French press. Solved both issues.
Bought this press 3 months ago but have never been impressed with it's form or function. The lid is made of two pieces- the metal dome & the black plastic insert collar piece that has the strainer opening for the pour spout. Those two have now come unglued from each other so that the silver top spins but the black part doesn't, making it impossible to align the openings with the pour spout.
Everything is completely detachable and dishwasher safe, though I  recommend hand-washing. All of the metal pieces of the press itself are detachable and easily cleaned.The only thing I didn't love about the press is the thin metal mesh that can come apart somewhat easily during cleaning. I have to say, though, that this easily replaceable part ($3.50 on Amazon) lasted my three months, so it is not a problem.
Answer: This one specifically does not have mesh in the spout. Just a grill that won't stop the small grounds getting through.