The Brazilian coffee plantation is called a fazenda , and there are nearly a quarter million of them. The ideal pressure for making espresso is 9 bars. A French Press is a pot with a narrow glass cylinder into which coffee and near-boiling water are placed. Then a meshed screen plunger is inserted. The coffee grounds are allowed to steep for about 3 minutes and then pressed out.
Coffee is served from the cylinder.
Contrary to popular belief, the essential difference between espresso and coffee is the concentrated flavor and aroma found in espresso, not the caffeine content. It is an unblended coffee from a specific region or country. Blended coffees are made by mixing one or more varietal coffees. These folks will generally taste upwards of thirty samples a day. It is made from Arabica beans usually roasted slightly darker and ground more finely than coffee.