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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.
To determine the perfect steep time for your French press coffee, you should take into consideration the level of coarseness of the coffee grind, the water temperature and personal taste. Coffee that has been ground more finely has more surface area for the water to contact, and will brew faster than coffee that is ground to a coarser level. Hotter water will extract flavor faster than cooler water. Finally, the longer you let your French press steep, the stronger your coffee will be, both in terms of flavor and caffeine content. The ideal cup of French press coffee generally steeps for between three and five minutes.