Palmpress

how to brew cold coffee with palmpress

cold brew

Cold-brewing coffee involves using time instead of heat to extract deliciousness from the ground coffee. This slow-brewing method can result in a sweeter, flavorful cup.


1. Add 4 level tablespoons ground coffee.

2. Add room-temperature water to the MAX FILL line. Stir to ensure no dry spots.

3. Close Filter Cap and let sit on counter for 12+ hours (convenient to let steep over night).

4. Set Palmpress onto mug Filter-side down, and gently press downward.

5. Remove Palmpress from mug - add ice and enjoy!

iced coffee

For iced coffee that's not over-diluted, brew slightly concentrated hot coffee and press over ice.


1. Add ground coffee to the COFFEE LINE and add hot water to 1-inch below the MAX FILL line. Hot water should be about 200°F, or a minute off-boil. (Alternatively, for a larger cup, add 4 level tablespoons ground coffee and add hot water to the MAX FILL line.)

2. Close Filter Cap and let brew for 3 minutes. During this time, fill mug halfway with ice.

3. Set Palmpress onto mug Filter-side down, and gently press downward.

4. Remove Palmpress from mug - add ice and enjoy!

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Love love love

So simple and easy to use, I take this with me anytime I travel and use it on a daily basis. Loved it so much I bought it as a gift for a friend :) definitely a great purchase

Thank you, Cayla!

Great Little Press

The coffee it brews is excellent. I have used many different brewing systems and I believe this is the best cup of coffee I have ever made!
I compared this to the Aeropress, and although it is a little more price-wise, I believe it is worth it. It comes completely apart and cleans up fairly easily. Like all coffee presses, the grounds never fall right out, there are always some to rinse away.
Take it from a former barista, you won't be disappointed with the freshest, most flavorful cup of coffee you've ever had!

Thank you, Kent!

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Paul from New York
Whoever invented this is a genius!

I bought a Palm Press at a coffee expo in New York in (I think) 2019 in anticipation of a trip to Japan in 2020. Well, we all know what happened in 2020 (and 2021, and 2022) but this year I finally made the trip and I've gotta tell you, having my Palm Press was a godsend. Hotels in Japan have a kettle, but only tea and instant coffee (ugh) but with the Palm Press, we were able to have great coffee every morning.

Most importantly, it makes great coffee. Secondly, it cleans up very easily. Third, the built-in filter means no paper filters required. Fourth, no glass to break (I found this out the hard way, when a mini French press shattered in my luggage once), and Fifth, it squishes down to nothing and easily fits in a suitcase or backpack.

My partner and I use a Chemex for our morning pot of coffee, but now that I'm retired, I sometimes feel like a mid-morning cup while I read the paper or do the crossword. Before, I'd use the Nespresso, but now I just use my Palm Press. Not only is it a better cup of coffee, I like the fact that there's no little pods to worry about buying and then recycling (or worse, cluttering up the landfill).

Wow, thank you so much, Paul!!

Fun and efficient

I love the Palmpress! I rarely need more than one cup of coffee at a time and this is an amazing way to make sure I’m not wasting any coffee or water. I love it! It’s easy and fun to use. It would make a great gift idea as well!

Thank you, Kate!

Palm Press Revolution

This is my second order of Palm Presses. My friends love them to. I bring it with me on vacations, for the freshest cup of coffee. When someone sees it and asks about it, I usually end up letting them have it. Today I thought about ordering a bunch more. Watch out for a large order coming your way Palm Press.

This made our day, thank you Marc!!