Our Festive French Press Bundle includes everything you need for a seamless coffee experience. This bundle includes a sleek and durable 6 cup Laura French Press, perfect for sharing with friends, as well as a box of our limited-edition Festive Blend.
Christmas coffee usually brings to mind rich chocolate, warming spices and cosy winter evenings. But here in New Zealand, Christmas means sunshine, long summer days and plenty of time spent with good people. So this year’s blend is made for a Kiwi summer.
A little like Christmas cake in a coffee cup, with a brighter summer twist. Dried fruit and brown sugar make a rounded, comforting base, lifted by sweet orange peel and cherry.
Easy to love, easy to share and very easy to accidentally drink your way through. Ready for gifting, it’s a little something for the coffee lovers in your life, including you.
We’re donating 50¢ from every 200g and 500g bag, and $1 from every 1kg and 3kg bag, to Deaf Aotearoa, the national organisation for Deaf people in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Love your coffee bold and aromatic? Or do you prefer it mild and smooth? Meet LAURA – the elegant and practical cafetière from Solingen-based brand Cilio.
Crafted with a sleek, polished stainless-steel lid featuring a sturdy knob, LAURA makes pressing the filter rod effortless. The pot itself is made from durable, heat-resistant borosilicate glass, ensuring both style and functionality.
For an extra touch of comfort, pair it with a matching warmer. And it’s not just for coffee – LAURA is also perfect for brewing loose-leaf tea.
8 cups
- Capacity: 1L
- Ø: 12 cm
- Height: 21cm
- Material: Polished stainless steel with heat-resistant borosilicate glass
- 1 x Festive Blend Coffee (200g)
- 1 x 6 cup Laura French Press
Please note that the bundle will arrive in a standard box. If you order additional items with your order, they will also arrive in the same box where possible, to reduce packaging and honour our commitment to sustainability.
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