How to Use the Trinity Zero Coffee Press

The Trinity Zero is a patent pending design that brews a delicious cup of coffee in under 60 seconds. It’s made from recyclable materials and features a reusable stainless steel filter which filters your coffee.

The minimal waste may be small, but it’s big on convenience. Simply add 18g of ground coffee into the Trinity, pour in your water, place your lid onto the brewer, and your thumb pressurises the water chamber, resulting in a shot of concentrated coffee that is ready in 60 seconds from roughly 10-15 pumps.

A shot from the Trinity is stronger than your usual coffee press or other brewed coffee method (i.e french press or pour over), however it is not espresso – nor does it try to be.

Designed to be compact enough to fit in your bag or pocket, making it perfect for busy and active people on the go who don’t have time to wait for their coffee to be ready.

No paper filters or pods to deal with. The Trinity Zero is the most innovative portable coffee brewing system yet. It’s simple, elegant and makes strong coffee. In fact you can even drink it out of the cup if you want to.

TRINITY ZERO COFFEE PRESS FEATURES
Long-lasting Design – No high-wearing parts, longevity being key consideration in design.

Fast, Strong Cup Brewed – a concentrated coffee ready in 60 seconds from 10-15 pumps.

Hybrid Brew Method – Designed for diluting with milk or hot water for up to 8oz / 225mL

Reusable Filter – Uses a Stainless Steel filter without consuming paper filters or pods.

Reduced Environmental Impact – The amount of material is significantly lower than other coffee makers available.

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[hendrikano]

As a flightattendant I use the trinity zero for years now both on board the aircraft and in my hotel room…I love it!!!!

[robandkarenoberg]

So simple! Our daughter bought us one of these to use in our camper van. Perfection!

[Jaymvs]

Shoot. I really don't need another coffee maker but now I want this. I travel often and this seems even easier to travel with than aeropress.

[PreoteeAfsanaHoq]

Got mine from #Kickstarter last week! Love using it!

[christophermoore]

Bought one of these from you guys last week and have enjoyed the results so far! May replace my Nanopresso on work trips! Is it normal for some of the coffee grounds to work their way up into the top chamber during the pumping process, or am I filling to high/using too fine a grind? Still makes great coffee and none of the grounds end up in the cup, but I just want to make sure I am doing it right :-)

[_guillermo]

What other brewer would you say the results are similar to? Is it like what you get out of a moka pot, aeropress, drip system, or something else entirely?

[ekasupariyanti]

Nice and travel friendly product to have. How about the taste compared to portable espresso maker? Thanks

[christoskoulizakis]

Sounds great for travelling very light as an alternative to my Moka Pot, will prepacked and grind coffee work too?

[gracielavilla]

Thank you for the tutorial! I have just received my brewer and tried it out. Happy with it!
What do you think of pouring 100÷100 ml through the coffee filter instead of pouring water on top of the standard brewing? Pros and cons?

[Palaloiiy]

How about the taste compare to Vacone?

[dimdimdimsum]

how does it compares to aeropress? which one taste better?

[ginomp]

what grind size do you recommend for this brewer? trying to get the fines out of my brew.

[-chris-]

After owning a Delter Press for over a year, which needs all of the silicone to be removed and fastidiously cleaned regularly, it didn’t take me long to break a tab on the Trinity Zero’s silicone pump trying to remove it. It still works, but not regularly pulling the lid apart can lead to questionable smells. Is there any way to hygienically clean it without breaking it?

[PeterDoughman]

You really couldn't have found a better glass to brew into? I was stressed out watching the brew process

[razisbadilah]

trinity zero vs delter press.. what better?

[TheKiwimedic]

I don't like it. No matter how I grind the coffee, fine or coarse or anywhere between, water gets pushed out from around the edges of where the coffee basket screws into the body of the brewer.

[kriskhaira]

Doesn't seem like enough bars of pressure to make a proper espresso (which requires ~9 bars of pressure). Still a great concept for travellers, though.

[phillipgraves]

I wish people would Stop using environmental profile as a selling technique. It is so insulting.

[apocalic]

Meh, just use Vietnamese filter coffee method...