However, for first-time users or after deep cleaning, assembling it correctly is essential for smooth operation and optimal brewing results. Using a SELLWELL French Press Coffee Maker, the process is straightforward and takes only a few minutes. This guide explains each component, how to assemble it properly, and how to prepare it for your next brew.

The answer depends on several factors — grind size, water temperature, and desired strength — but generally, the process takes around 4 to 6 minutes from start to finish. That short time investment results in one of the most flavorful brewing experiences. With a SELLWELL French Press Coffee Maker, every second of this process is optimized for consistency and taste.

Whether you use a paper filter, metal mesh, or both, mastering the right brewing process ensures a smoother, richer, and more balanced taste. With a SELLWELL French Press Coffee Maker, you can combine traditional immersion brewing with modern filtration techniques for the best results.

This guide explains the correct French press ratio, how to adjust it based on personal taste, and the small details that help you get the most out of your SELLWELL French Press Coffee Maker.

​Many coffee lovers enjoy the rich, full-bodied flavor that a French press offers. However, one of the most common issues people face is bitterness.

In this guide, you’ll learn how to clean a French press coffee maker step by step, how often to deep clean it, and why using a high-quality model — such as those from Sellwell — makes cleaning easier and faster.

In this guide, you’ll learn how to assemble a French press coffee maker step by step, understand what each part does, and discover why Sellwell French presses are designed for effortless setup, durability, and consistent performance.

Let’s explore what “stronger” really means, why the French press stands out, and how Sellwell French presses can help you achieve that perfect, full-bodied strength every time.

The French press is one of the most iconic coffee makers in the world — loved for its simplicity, full-bodied flavor, and ability to bring out the natural oils of coffee. But many people wonder: does a French press make coffee or espresso?