French Press Chambord

It is the most famous press pot in the world. Fans of this preparation method, also known as the French press, have long used the words Bodum and Chambord interchangeably. The recognizable model originally came from the French company Melior. According to legend, only a well-known historical building on the Loire can be considered as a design model: Château de Chambord, built in the first half of the 16th century as a magnificent hunting lodge for King François I. To this day, it is considered the most magnificent of the Loire castles - if you take a closer look at the filter jug, you may see the two outer castle towers with the characteristic domed roofs rising up before your inner eye.

However, we are also impressed by the inner values of this coffee maker, which has been produced by Bodum since the 1970s. Exclusively for us, the lid and retaining strainer are not made of plastic, but of stainless steel. The body of the jug is made of borosilicate glass and the frame is also made of stainless steel. A set of new tools was specially made for the walnut handle at the production site in Portugal.