Website says 18oz but is that the pourable volume or total volume after whatever is lost at the bottom of the press?
1657505
18oz is total volume of liquid even after you include grinds AND assuming you do not do anything to get the last couple ounces of liquid out at the end (such as pressing and pouring at the same time). For example, when I put in ~35g of coffee, 600ml of water gets me to the top fill line. That's about 20oz of liquid. Espro does a good job setting realistic expectations.
1657506
Just a few more data points. The medium has two lines the lower is just under 20oz (about 19 oz) and the upper is 24oz. It's about 30oz all the way to the top (where the seam between the inner and outer are welded). (Measured by weight with no grinds nor filter.) Note that this doesn't seem to match the FAQ (http://espro.ca/faq-espro-press) which notes 600ml/450ml (20.2oz/15.2oz) for the upper/lower marks. I presume the difference is assuming the grinds take up a volume of ~4oz.
1657507
Just a few more data points. The medium has two lines the lower is just under 20oz (about 19 oz) and the upper is 24oz. It's about 30oz all the way to the top (where the seam between the inner and outer are welded). (Measured by weight with no grinds nor filter.)Note that this doesn't seem to match the FAQ (http://espro.ca/faq-espro-press) which notes 600ml/450ml (20.2oz/15.2oz) for the upper/lower marks. I presume the difference is assuming the grinds take up a volume of ~4oz.
1657508
I put in 320ml of water, 20g of coffee and get about 250ml (8oz) of brew out of it. That's about all you can get in there without making a mess.
1657509
I don't know about ounces. We never measured. But, we fill the press with the appropriate amount of course ground coffee, let it seep for four minutes and then plunge the press. We get three cups (not mugs) of coffee. Pretty good coffee, and the press because of its design and insulation factors, holds the third cup pretty hot. How many ounces in a cup? Three times whatever is a pretty good estimate. Hope this helps.
1941860
I received the 16oz but it's probably best to contact the seller since they did put 8oz in the description, they may have changed things, I don't know. I did order and receive 16oz each time I got it.
350645
My earlier answer was incorrect. I measured the volume at 16 fl. oz. Sorry for the incorrect earlier answer.
134504
It's 20oz, an easy way to find answers to questions like this one is to go to the item's website (in this case Contigo). Much quicker than waiting for an answer. :)
477233
Its a 13oz can. I've used it a handful of times so far and it still feels pretty heavy/full. Ha, reminds me I should start using it more frequently bc it's going to last forever otherwise.
1821628
My coffee mug is 16 oz. and there is still a thick layer of foam with my last drink. Actually, I use a spoon to get the last of it out because it is so good!!
1158596
That is a question that you will have to go to the manufacturer or distributor for the answer. I did not notice the different measurement in the description, as I already have two of these, and knew they were 15oz. Surprised that one missed the proofreaders (?) Or, do they have proofreaders any more?
880379
I asked the same question four months ago and never got a reply. This is a simple glitch to fix at the site; wake someone up. I had to buy it to find out. IT IS A 500 ml POT. 220 ml (aprx 7 oz.) will fill the bottom portion below the hammered design if you just want to make 2 good demi-tasse cups of coffee minus the solids. You can make a decent small coffee as well as a larger amount to share so don't listen to much of the chatter from the "experts" online regarding appropriate size to buy. Well made, nice design, worth the extra dollars for a very solid ibrik. Now I will travel back in time and assure myself I am buying the correct pot.
888984
The press holds 20 ounces of water. It is recommended to use 2 tablespoons per 6 oz of water. I put in 6 teaspoons, or coffee measures if you have one of those. I have found that places such as Starbucks do not grind the coffee course enough on their "French Press" setting. Ask them to make it two notches courser. Of course, you actual mileage will vary.
1339949
I think its a typo. When I measure things I'm pretty sure it's goes by 0.1 oz
561153
I measured this weekend - there are two markings inside the carafe: 2 and 4. 2 = 4oz, 4 = 8oz. Total capacity to the top = 12oz.
121090
I've not measured but I believe it is 100oz. Presently, I do not have the mug with me to verify, but I'd say that in comparison to other 58oz and 64oz mugs I own, its size difference is appropriately proportional for that volume.
478970
There are 2 buttons for brews, one for expresso which is 2 oz and the other for coffee which is 8 oz. When I make an expresso, I usually press the button twice unless I want it that strong.
1629632
My press has the number of cups of coffee it makes stamped on the frame. An 8 cup press uses a 32oz carafe. Hope that's helpful.
732442
Not exactly sure where you see that, they have the measurements in metric and then American. 800 ML/27oz
789306
First off, you need to be aware that fluid ounces differ from volume. Espro claims their medium press is equal to a 1.5 - 2 US cups & the large press is equal to 3-4 US cups. Volume and capacity conversion; 1 cup US (cup) in volume = 8.00 fluid ounces US (fl oz).
156546
It is just 8 oz. Get it at Wal Mart. This is a great product by the way. Every time my coffee starts to taste bad, I clean my coffee maker with this product and after rinsing (3 times) my coffee tastes so good again!