The Espro Press takes a new approach to coffee-making
Espro Press features a two-stage micro-filter that preserves coffee flavors and prevents sediments or muddiness in the coffee (image: Epro Inc.)
Article Summary
Coffee lovers Chris Mclean (design engineer) and Bruce Constantine (engineer/ entrepreneur) have spent the last two years developing a precision coffee brewer dubbed Espro Press. The product is similar to classical french presses, however Espro Press features a two-stage micro-filter that reportedly preserves coffee flavors and prevents sediments or muddiness in the coffee.
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