Japanese heat-resistant glassware company Hario has designed this classic French coffee press that has been made to the highest of standards.
The Japanese company began making glassware for laboratories in 1921 and eventually branched out in the 1940s when it recognized that its heatproof glass could be utilized in the coffee industry. The 'Olive Wood French Press' follows Hario's high standard of quality and features double-walled glass to help keep beverages warm both during and after brewing. An attractive olive wood-accented holding handle and lid is paired alongside shiny stainless steel for a refined addition to your morning breakfast routine.
The glass container is also able to hold approximately two cups at a time, and uses the French press method of brewing coffee which creates a more rich and flavorful cup of coffee.
Lab-Quality French Presses
This French Press from Hario is Made with an Olive Wood Finish
Trend Themes
1. Heat-resistant Glassware - Opportunity for creating innovative and durable glass products that can be used in both laboratory and consumer settings.
2. Double-walled Glass - Potential for developing new insulated glass products that can keep beverages warm for extended periods of time.
3. French Press Brewing Method - Opportunity for creating innovative French press coffee makers that provide a richer and more flavorful coffee experience.
Industry Implications
1. Glassware Manufacturing - The glassware manufacturing industry can explore the production of heat-resistant glass products for both laboratory and consumer use.
2. Kitchenware and Appliances - Opportunity for kitchenware and appliances manufacturers to create double-walled glass products for keeping beverages warm while adding an elegant touch to the design.
3. Coffee Equipment and Supplies - Coffee equipment manufacturers can capitalize on the popularity of French press brewing method by creating innovative and high-quality French press coffee makers.