If you've never had a French coffee before, it's soft, rich and forgiving. Combine it with a spongy Croissant or Crepes Suzette, and you will be in heaven. Of course, that does not mean that you cannot have it every day. You have to! But maybe you could get a little better. We are sure you can.

No other way to do coffee works just like a French press and is therefore popular with coffee connoisseurs, including us. While it may take longer to use a drip coffee machine, you can master the process in a short time. To begin with, opt for a good French press.

SterlingPro French Press

If I should choose a French press as a must in the kitchen, it should be a SterlingPro. This French press produces 8 cups of delicious, freshly brewed coffees and the sophisticated design makes you feel like you're having coffee in a Parisian café.

Heat-resistant borosilicate glass is used to make the can of SterlingPro. A white plastic liner adheres to the lid to prevent overheating, but since the liner is so close to the lid, it does not touch the coffee.

With the low price, the Sterling Pro French press is an affordable deal that makes a fantastic coffee machine.

Most coffeemakers use a single screen to filter the coffee powder, which means they stay on the bottom of the cup with small slags and particles. This machine uses a dual screen system so that the powder stays in the pot to which it belongs. It means that I can finally drink this last sip of coffee without swallowing a mouthful of powder.

If the SterlingPro French press is not your cup of tea (er, coffee), then the SterlingPro Double Wall French Press is a great alternative. With a full exterior and interior made of stainless steel, this press differs a bit from traditional models. That means you can still make a big cup of coffee. Because it uses stainless steel, the taste of coffee is not affected. The double-walled construction keeps the warm coffee longer.