AeroPress Drops a Stainless-Steel Version of Its Iconic Immersion Coffee Maker, and I Tried It

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AeroPress is a favorite among coffee snobs who find themselves in places where plugging in an electric coffee maker isn’t an option. These portable immersion brewers function like a French press but in a super-portable, tube-style design. One hesitation some have about the system is the amount of plastic your coffee touches throughout the brewing process — which is to say, a lot.

Not so with the brand’s latest launch.

Let’s not bury the lede: AeroPress’s new Stainless Steel 3-in-1 Coffee Press will run you $170. That’s a serious sum for a fully analog, non-electric coffee setup, and I’m not going to bury that fact several paragraphs deep only to spring it on you later.

That said, I was impressed by the stainless-steel model and matching manual burr grinder ($200) after testing both. If you’re among the many with concerns about microplastic consumption, the mostly-metal version is probably worth the...

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