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Full-bodied, chocolatey coffees made for the French press — medium and medium-dark roasts with rich body and low acidity. Freshly roasted and delivered across India.
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Toddy & Toffee
₹860.00 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageEst delivery date: Jul 20, 2026 - Sale!
Black Honey Coffee
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Rum Barrel Aged Coffee
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Bourbon Bliss Coffee
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Why French press?
- Full, rich bodyThe metal filter keeps the coffee’s natural oils, for a heavier, fuller cup.
- Bold and satisfyingIt brings out chocolate, nut, and caramel depth beautifully.
- Simple and forgivingNo paper, no pouring technique — just steep and plunge.
- Great with medium roastsExactly the roasts that suit its full-bodied style.
- Brews a crowdEasy to scale up for more than one cup.
- Freshly roastedBody and sweetness are best from fresh, small-batch beans.
Best coffees for French press
| If you like… | Try… |
|---|---|
| Chocolate & berries | Toddy & Toffee |
| Woody & sweet | Bourbon Bliss |
| Syrupy & rich | Black Honey |
| Boozy & bold | Rum Barrel Aged |
How this coffee brews
- French Press★★★★★Full-bodied · 4 minRecommended
- Moka Pot★★★★☆Strong, stovetop
- Espresso★★★☆☆Bold & concentrated
- Pour Over★★★☆☆Delicate & aromatic
How to brew French press coffee
- 1Add your coffeeUse about 30g of coarse coffee for 450ml of water (a 1:15 ratio).
- 2Add water and start the timerPour all the water in, saturating the grounds evenly, and start a 4-minute timer.
- 3Stir the crustAt one minute, gently stir the crust that forms on top, then place the lid without plunging.
- 4PlungeAt 4 minutes, press the plunger down slowly and steadily.
- 5Decant fullyPour all the coffee out straight away so it doesn’t keep extracting and turn bitter.
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From estate to cup
Every Zenforest coffee is traceable to a single estate in the hills of Karnataka, India.
- Coorg (Kodagu)~3,100–3,900 ft · washed, natural & honey lots
- Chikkamagaluru~3,100–3,900 ft · fermented, barrel-aged & naturals
Getting the best from a French press
Use a coarse grind
French press needs a coarse grind — think coarse sea salt. Grind too fine and you get a muddy, over-extracted cup and grounds slipping through the filter. Coarse grounds steep cleanly and press easily. Choose the French press grind at checkout if you don’t grind at home.
Ratio and time
A 1:15 ratio works well — around 30g of coffee to 450ml of water — steeped for four minutes. Longer steeping increases strength but also bitterness, so keep an eye on the clock.
Stir, then decant
Stirring the crust at one minute helps even extraction. Just as important: pour all the coffee out as soon as you plunge. Coffee left sitting on the grounds keeps extracting and turns harsh.
Which coffees to choose
Full-bodied, chocolatey coffees are the French press’s natural match — Toddy & Toffee, Bourbon Bliss, Black Honey, and Rum Barrel Aged all shine, their richness carried by the method’s oily, full mouthfeel.
Frequently asked questions
Full-bodied, chocolatey medium and medium-dark roasts — Toddy & Toffee, Bourbon Bliss, and Black Honey are ideal.
A coarse grind, like coarse sea salt. Too fine makes the cup muddy and lets grounds through the filter.
Around 1:15 — about 30g of coffee to 450ml of water. Adjust to taste.
About four minutes. Longer steeping adds strength but also bitterness.
The metal filter has larger holes, so fine grounds slip through and over-extract, making the cup gritty and bitter.
Usually too fine a grind, too long a steep, or leaving coffee on the grounds. Grind coarser, steep four minutes, and decant fully.
No — pour it all out as soon as you plunge, or it keeps extracting and turns harsh.
Whole bean if you can grind coarse. Otherwise choose the French press grind at checkout.