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For a standard 32 oz. sized french press measure out 53 grams coffee, that's about half a cup of coffee. You'll need to boil 800 grams (28 ounces or 3 & 1/2 cups) of water. Protip: If you're using the smaller 12 oz french press, all the steps remain the same, only the measurements are 18g coffee to 270g water.3 tbsp to 9.5 oz by volume. If you have a completely different sized french press, just see what fits naturally using a 1:15 coffee to water brew ratio.Step 2.rotip: If you're using the smaller 12 oz french press, all the steps remain the same, only the measurements are 18g coffee to 270g water. 3 tbsp to 9.5 oz by volume. If you have a completely different sized french press, just see what fits naturally using a 1:15 coffee to water brew ratio. Step 2.
Adding the grounds: You next need to add your coffee to the French Press. Keep in mind the proper measurement. 7-grams per 5 ounces of water. A small 3-cup French Press is used in the picture, requiring 3 scoops or 21 grams of dry coffee grounds.Tip: Pre-heat your French Press (before adding the coffee grounds) by filling it with very hot tap water.ou simply can't go wrong with the French Press. A solid cup of coffee, indeed When you finish your cup, you will notice a few solids at the bottom of the mug. This is the mark of a good cup of French Press coffee. Instructions on how to make it can be found below.