Bodum Chambord 1928 8-Cup Coffee Maker

If you have never had coffee made in a french press, you don't know what you are missing! With just a little more time and effort, you can have a far superior pot of coffee than from any coffee maker.

I love my Bodum Chambord. The design is very attractive. It has an 8 cup capacity, which is large than most french presses. The curved handle provides a much more confortable grip than the flat handle of the Bodum Kenya.

You can't really go wrong with a Bodum french press, no matter what model you choose. With the Bodum brand you can be assured that you are purchasing a quality product that will last.

This coffee maker produces awesome coffee and has a very professional looking design. When I got mine I made a cup of my average cheap costing joe and was amazed at how different and better it tasted coming out of this. After that I figured that I'd test out some of the spendy stuff. So, I went to the coffee shop and got some fresh beans for a rather high price. I tryed it and now I'm in love. If you want great tasting coffee get a maker like this one, you won't regret it.

Simply, the best way to brew coffee. All oils and flavors are preserved in the pot. Also, you can infuse your coffee with citrus or spices, etc.

The actual press and filter are made of high quality materials. It also looks very elegant and sophisticated, especially when entertaining guests.

I love the coffee pot! Better tasting coffee every time! Great!!! It arrived in speedy time with no hitches. Friends are interested in it because in the U.S. most people use the old coffee pots. This is a much fresher flavor. Much better coffee.

The French Coffee maker arrived promptly, well packaged and as poromised. The glass is extremely clean and the press is shiny new. I highly recommend this seller .

i bought one of these a long time ago,but it's buried in storage,so decided to get another one.it takes a bit more to make than just pushing a button,but i look at that as a plus.it's also very chic looking,great design, & no need to buy filters.i srape out the grounds & add them to a small canister reserved for kitchen scraps, & trot it out to the compost heap.it was a good deal,pretty much half off reg.retail,even though i felt shipping was a bit high,it was still cheaper than @ a store.

Worked great, and brewed great coffee. Twice. After brewing the coffee and cleaning it as instructed, I noticed a giant crack along the side of it. I did not want to be drinking glass in my coffee, so I had to throw it away. I highly encourage others to consider other options. I bought mine because it was cheap, but you can get other coffee makers at a much lower price.