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product_id: 6711868
title: "Madrid Glass French Press Coffee and Tea Maker, 11.8 oz (350 ml)"
brand: "grosche"
price: "$86.05"
currency: USD
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Grosche"
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# 0.35L Borosilicate glass beaker Manual operation, no electronics Dual stainless steel filter system Madrid Glass French Press Coffee and Tea Maker, 11.8 oz (350 ml)

**Brand:** grosche
**Price:** $86.05
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your daily brew game with sleek, rich flavor in every press!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Madrid Glass French Press Coffee and Tea Maker, 11.8 oz (350 ml) by grosche
- **How much does it cost?** $86.05 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- grosche enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted grosche brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Powerhouse:** 0.35L capacity perfect for personal use or office desk vibes.
- • **Brew Bold, Brew Fresh:** Premium borosilicate glass ensures pure flavor without plastic aftertaste.
- • **Double-Filter Delight:** Dual stainless steel filters extract rich oils for a smooth, full-bodied cup.
- • **Versatile Brewing Buddy:** Seamlessly switch from coffee to loose-leaf tea with one stylish device.
- • **Effortless Clean & Maintain:** Disassembles easily for quick cleaning—because your time is precious.

## Overview

The MADRID French Press by GROSCHE is a premium 0.35L manual coffee and tea maker featuring durable borosilicate glass and a dual stainless steel filter system. Designed for rich, full-flavored brews in just minutes, it offers versatile use for both coffee and loose-leaf tea. Its compact, stylish design fits perfectly in modern kitchens or office spaces, while easy disassembly ensures hassle-free cleaning and maintenance.

## Description

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Review: First experience VERY GOOD! - I have never used a french press before, and since my old drip coffeemaker bit the dust, I was looking for an alternative that wouldn't give my water a "plastic" flavor. This press got very good reviews, so I gave it a try. My first impression is: I think I am going to love this thing! Here are the Pros: It makes a wonderful, flavorful and fragrant cup of coffee. If you grind your own coffee beans, it has the freshest flavor! It has no electronic or high-tech parts to break down. It is very easy to use. It takes about the same amount of time as an auto-drip. You can use it for tea also (loose tea is amazing!). Super easy to clean and store. The overall design is kind of modern and funky, in an IKEA sort of way, so if you store on your countertop, it looks way cuter than an auto-drip (and takes up much less room). I could probably take this to work and use it easily, since we have a water dispenser with instant-hot water. I'll update this review later if I try it that way. Here are the Cons: You cannot program it to have your coffee ready when you get up like an auto-drip--maybe you could program an early-rising spouse to make it for you! It makes only 32 oz. of coffee, which is about 3 good-size cups. This particular model had no instructions whatsoever, so I had to look up a step-by-step that included how much coffee grounds to use. Overall, the I feel the Pros outweigh the Cons by a wide margin! If you need more than 3 cups (if you have company or if you and your mate like a few cups each in the morning), simply pour your first batch into a separate carafe and make another batch immediately. The second batch will take less time because the glass carafe and your water are already heated up. I also frothed up some milk and added a little vanilla syrup for a super yummy latte! I can't wait to try it with a darker roast--my local grocery store didn't have a very big selection of whole bean coffee. Make sure you have a coffee grinder with a "coarse" setting, or use the grinder in the grocery store on the "coarse" setting. Do not use coffee that is pre-ground for auto-drip coffeemakers, that is too finely ground. I kept the box and the bubble wrap the press came in for easy storage (this takes up about 1/3 the space of my old auto-drip in the cupboard), and I even stored the frother and a coffee scoop right in the box. I taught my 14-year-old daughter how to press coffee, and it is quite easy to do. You will get more flavor from your coffee with a french press!
Review: First French press, very pleased - My wife and I had given up on drip coffee makers, and because we'd been very impressed with the coffee friends had made us in French presses, we decided to go that way instead of getting a Keurig. I obviously have no other models with which to compare, but I've been rather impressed so far. We've had the unit about a month and probably used it 12-15 times, normally preparing its full capacity. The coffee is better than any drip I've ever had, and teamed with a very coarse grind from our Bodum Burr Grinder , we get almost no grinds in our cups. I think that has much more to do with the good fit and quality of the primary strainer than the second filter in the cap; the slots are so large as to only block clumps of grounds. The unit seems very well-built; it's fairly hefty for what it is, especially the metal cage and handle. The cap of the press mechanism feels a little light, but the mesh and strainer are solid and fit the pitcher perfectly. While the borosilicate glass doesn't feel like something I'd throw in with other items to wash in a sink, if you simply wash it in the cage right after you press, you never have to worry about it. As others have pointed out, you should never use metal utensils to stir the coffee or clean the pitcher; use wood or plastic. I've found a silicone spatula works very well for both. Pros - Makes the best at-home coffee I've ever had (steep for 3.5-4 minutes, stirring every minute). - Strainer fits the glass pitcher perfectly and is well-built; almost no grinds end up in cups. - Metal cage and handle feel very solid. - Much less expensive than most quality drip makers. - Easy to clean/maintain. - No power needed and no water left over after brew, so much easier to travel with. Cons - Glass pitcher seems a little more fragile than the rest of the unit, but if cared for properly, it shouldn't be an issue. - Only nets about three small-to-medium mugs or two medium-to-large mugs/tumblers. You might want to keep a drip unit on hand for parties. - Takes a little more time/effort than just putting grinds and water in a drip maker. It takes me just short of ten minutes with grinding, heating the water, steeping, serving, and cleanup. I would definitely recommend this unit for people who drink relatively small amounts of coffee on a regular basis.

## Features

- ⭐ PREMIUM FRENCH PRESS COFFEE AND TEA MAKER: Elevate your coffee and tea experience with Grosche's high-quality French press. Crafted with a refined chrome housing, durable Borosilicate glass beaker carafe, and an 18/8 heavy-gauge rod, this French press comes in three convenient sizes: 1.0L (34oz), 0.35L (11.8oz) and 1500ml (51 fl oz), making it perfect for one cup of rich, flavorful coffee or tea. Ideal for Kona coffee and more.
- ⭐ ENHANCED COFFEE FLAVOR: Say goodbye to electric percolators and pour-over makers. Our French press filter extracts the full range of coffee flavors thanks to its fine filtration that allows coffee oils to shine. Enjoy a smooth, robust brew in just 3 to 4 minutes. Choose the size that suits your needs, from the 1.0L (34oz) for sharing to the 0.35L (11.8oz) for a personal brew.
- ⭐ VERSATILE DESIGN FOR TEA: Beyond coffee, our French press doubles as a loose-leaf tea maker or glass teapot. Featuring the highest quality stainless steel filter, the MADRID French Press offers exceptional versatility for brewing and steeping fine coffees and teas. Enjoy a premium coffee and tea experience with Grosche in the size that fits your lifestyle.
- ⭐ STYLISH AND ATTRACTIVE: The MADRID French Press boasts an attractive design that enhances any kitchen or coffee nook. Its chrome housing and sleek glass carafe make it a standout addition to your brewing collection. Please choose from our three sizes to complement your space and coffee or tea preferences.
- ⭐ EASY TO CLEAN AND MAINTAIN: Cleaning up is a breeze with the Grosche MADRID French Press, available in three sizes to suit your needs. Disassemble the parts for quick and thorough cleaning. Enjoy hassle-free maintenance and long-lasting quality for your coffee and tea moments.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0083UBKZI |
| Best Sellers Rank | #654,694 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #163 in Coffee Presses |
| Brand | GROSCHE |
| Brand Name | GROSCHE |
| Capacity | 350 Milliliters |
| Coffee Input Type | grounds |
| Coffee Maker Type | Percolator |
| Color | Clear Glass |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,139 Reviews |
| Filter Type | Reusable |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons |
| Included Components | Carafe, Filter |
| Is the item dishwasher safe? | Yes |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 5.3"D x 3.9"W x 3.9"H |
| Manufacturer | GROSCHE |
| Material | Borosilicate Glass |
| Model Number | GR-189 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Integrated Coffee Grinder |
| Part Number | GR 189 |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Product Dimensions | 5.3"D x 3.9"W x 3.9"H |
| Smart Home Compatibility | Not Smart Home Compatible |
| Special Feature | Integrated Coffee Grinder |
| Specific Uses For Product | Coffee, Tea |
| Style | Modern |
| UPC | 721762492369 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** GROSCHE
- **Capacity:** 350 Milliliters
- **Coffee Maker Type:** Percolator
- **Color:** Clear Glass
- **Special Feature:** Integrated Coffee Grinder

## Images

![Madrid Glass French Press Coffee and Tea Maker, 11.8 oz (350 ml) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/815gNY0Yk8L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: where is this french press made?**
A: The packaging is long gone, and no markings on the glass, the plastic, or the metal parts. But I can say that the quality is a step above any of the Bodum pots. Glass is much thicker, though not perfect, is a decent quality. I have accidentally broken many Bodum pots, but this is much heavier.

**Q: Is the glass carafe replaceable?**
A: There is a glass beaker replacement park that is listed as a universal replacement for the Grosche Madrid at a cost of $11.99. Some people purchase one at the same time; the metal encasement which is a very attractive feature also acts as some protection for the French press. While I've not ordered the replacement part it wouldn't be a bad idea if you are concerned about breakage.

**Q: How do you make tea with this? I assume it must be loose leaf.**
A: Put the loose leaf tea at the bottom. It should work with almost any tea except matcha, since that's such a fine powder. Then pour the boiling water on top (for almost all black teas), water just before boiling point for oolong and the most robust herbal teas, or about 160 degrees for green teas or herbal teas that lose flavor when the water's too hot.The disadvantage to using it over a tea ball is that you do need to pour almost immediately or the tea will get too strong.

**Q: is the lid/filter plastic? It looks like a black piece in the photo**
A: I understand your concern about the plastic as that was one of our concerns but upon arrival discovered it was possible to raise the lid at the time of pouring the coffee so it didn't come in contact with the actual plastic. Its a wonderful French press.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ First experience VERY GOOD!
*by P***A on April 25, 2012*

I have never used a french press before, and since my old drip coffeemaker bit the dust, I was looking for an alternative that wouldn't give my water a "plastic" flavor. This press got very good reviews, so I gave it a try. My first impression is: I think I am going to love this thing! Here are the Pros: It makes a wonderful, flavorful and fragrant cup of coffee. If you grind your own coffee beans, it has the freshest flavor! It has no electronic or high-tech parts to break down. It is very easy to use. It takes about the same amount of time as an auto-drip. You can use it for tea also (loose tea is amazing!). Super easy to clean and store. The overall design is kind of modern and funky, in an IKEA sort of way, so if you store on your countertop, it looks way cuter than an auto-drip (and takes up much less room). I could probably take this to work and use it easily, since we have a water dispenser with instant-hot water. I'll update this review later if I try it that way. Here are the Cons: You cannot program it to have your coffee ready when you get up like an auto-drip--maybe you could program an early-rising spouse to make it for you! It makes only 32 oz. of coffee, which is about 3 good-size cups. This particular model had no instructions whatsoever, so I had to look up a step-by-step that included how much coffee grounds to use. Overall, the I feel the Pros outweigh the Cons by a wide margin! If you need more than 3 cups (if you have company or if you and your mate like a few cups each in the morning), simply pour your first batch into a separate carafe and make another batch immediately. The second batch will take less time because the glass carafe and your water are already heated up. I also frothed up some milk and added a little vanilla syrup for a super yummy latte! I can't wait to try it with a darker roast--my local grocery store didn't have a very big selection of whole bean coffee. Make sure you have a coffee grinder with a "coarse" setting, or use the grinder in the grocery store on the "coarse" setting. Do not use coffee that is pre-ground for auto-drip coffeemakers, that is too finely ground. I kept the box and the bubble wrap the press came in for easy storage (this takes up about 1/3 the space of my old auto-drip in the cupboard), and I even stored the frother and a coffee scoop right in the box. I taught my 14-year-old daughter how to press coffee, and it is quite easy to do. You will get more flavor from your coffee with a french press!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ First French press, very pleased
*by S***N on November 5, 2012*

My wife and I had given up on drip coffee makers, and because we'd been very impressed with the coffee friends had made us in French presses, we decided to go that way instead of getting a Keurig. I obviously have no other models with which to compare, but I've been rather impressed so far. We've had the unit about a month and probably used it 12-15 times, normally preparing its full capacity. The coffee is better than any drip I've ever had, and teamed with a very coarse grind from our Bodum Burr Grinder , we get almost no grinds in our cups. I think that has much more to do with the good fit and quality of the primary strainer than the second filter in the cap; the slots are so large as to only block clumps of grounds. The unit seems very well-built; it's fairly hefty for what it is, especially the metal cage and handle. The cap of the press mechanism feels a little light, but the mesh and strainer are solid and fit the pitcher perfectly. While the borosilicate glass doesn't feel like something I'd throw in with other items to wash in a sink, if you simply wash it in the cage right after you press, you never have to worry about it. As others have pointed out, you should never use metal utensils to stir the coffee or clean the pitcher; use wood or plastic. I've found a silicone spatula works very well for both. Pros - Makes the best at-home coffee I've ever had (steep for 3.5-4 minutes, stirring every minute). - Strainer fits the glass pitcher perfectly and is well-built; almost no grinds end up in cups. - Metal cage and handle feel very solid. - Much less expensive than most quality drip makers. - Easy to clean/maintain. - No power needed and no water left over after brew, so much easier to travel with. Cons - Glass pitcher seems a little more fragile than the rest of the unit, but if cared for properly, it shouldn't be an issue. - Only nets about three small-to-medium mugs or two medium-to-large mugs/tumblers. You might want to keep a drip unit on hand for parties. - Takes a little more time/effort than just putting grinds and water in a drip maker. It takes me just short of ten minutes with grinding, heating the water, steeping, serving, and cleanup. I would definitely recommend this unit for people who drink relatively small amounts of coffee on a regular basis.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wonderful product, wonderful service
*by H***Y on June 6, 2014*

I simply cannot believe how much I love this press (Madrid 1500). Durable. Keeps coffee hot. Looks great in my modern kitchen. Easy to keep clean. And if you have your beans ground COURSE, the coffee is just delicious. Much better than the last few presses I've had (not Grosche). I've had this about a year and use it A LOT. That's a lot of hot hot water and coffee grounds. This morning I noticed that the screen had developed a little wrinkle or kink and I couldn't easily "press" down, (I did it though, and everything is fine) so I started looking around to find a replacement screen online... but was having some problems finding the right thing. No way am I gonna live without one of these if I can help it, so I was getting ready to buy a second one and had the idea to call the people at Grosche directly (http://www.grosche.ca/contact.php). I am glad I did. Customer service is like nothing I've ever experienced. I am being sent a new screen now. Wow. I feel foolish caring so much about a kitchen device, but this makes good coffee (in my opinion) and I just love it. And now it is fair to say I am crazy about the people at Grosche too. I think I'm going to order a second one as a backup. Highly recommend. Highest recommendation.

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