MELBOURNE Eco Friendly Natural Bamboo French Press Coffee Maker - 34 fl. oz / 1000mL Capacity

Mine just cracked as I was washing it. I'm so upset, as this was my favourite piece.
I came on here looking to buy a replacement beaker and so sad there isn't an option of this. There is nothing wrong with the other parts we have as it's new. Hopefully there is an option to purchase the glass beaker in this style in the future.

steeping tea and making caffeinated beverages with this is better than any coffee machine.

Oh my goodness, I love this press, its so classy and beautiful! One downside is that the steam seems to affect the bamboo more than it would its plastic counterpart. Mine is slightly cracked from the moisture (from general use). But it still works and you wouldnt notice unless youre paying particular attention to the lid.

By the way, if you contact customer service, you CAN buy a replacement jar!

P.S. I love this companys values!

Works great! Looks great! No plastic!

I've had this French Press for a couple of months now - and I'm really happy with it.

I think it's a good looking unit. We have it sit on our countertop all of the time because we use it frequently, and it's a really good looking piece. My wife has commented several times that she thinks it's beautiful. I'd have to agree, I like the aesthetics.

It functions really well - as most quality french presses tend to. Screen seems to be good, and although it lets a small amount of "silty" grounds through, I attribute that more so to the medium grind that we get from our local roaster (not a true course grind as recommended). I've by no means ever noticed a gritty texture.

Lastly, buying plastic free products is a point of emphasis for me - to avoid plastics whenever possible. This unit is completely plastic free, which I love. A french press doesn't need a single bit of plastic to function well, while most popular ones on the market have some component of plastic. When buying products that don't NEED to be plastic, I'll always opt for ones that choose to avoid using it - for health and pollution reasons. I understand the argument that a glass beaker is more delicate than plastic, but it just means handling it with the same care as your plates or cocktail glasses. If you own a wine glass (vs. a solo cup), I think you can handle a glass carafe french press. And, if it does break, then you can get a new one and don't have to worry about the waste byproducts of this natural product...

Great french press - highly recommended!