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AeroPress Steel launches: All-metal 3-in-1 brewer for travel

AeroPress debuts new, all-over stainless steel brewer

By Emily Caldwell Feb 24, 2026 9:00 AM

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AeroPress is back with another exciting launch for coffee lovers: The AeroPress Steel. Engineered from 304 stainless steel, this 3-in-1 brewer includes the AeroPress coffee maker itself as well as a scoop and stirrer. This next-generation launch is made entirely from metal, from the chamber to the plunger to the filter cap and accessories — perfect for the coffee drinker trying to move away from plastic. Not only does this new launch help AeroPress lovers move away from plastic, but the precision and craftsmanship of the new stainless steel design reinforces the brand’s commitment to outstanding thermal stability and durability.

Some exciting new features of the AeroPress Steel 3-in-1 brewer include:

Three color choices, which include Stainless, Black, and White
Large 12 ounce design which holds more volume than standard models (20% larger)
Double wall construction for longevity, heat retention, and daily use/travel
Unlocks recipe possibilities like smooth cold brew, lattes, and more
Sturdy construction adds peace of mind for brewing on-the-go

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“Our new AeroPress Steel 3-in-1 brewer showcases AeroPress’ design and engineering capabilities,” said AeroPress CEO Gerard Meyer. “We’re challenging the assumption that compact manual coffee makers must trade off elevated materials, durability and ease of use. AeroPress Steel brings all three together—purpose-built for life on the move, with the confidence and feel of a truly elevated travel brewer.”

The new AeroPress Steel ($169.95 USD; $219.95 CAD) is now available for purchase on AeroPress.com and will be available on Amazon and select national and independent retailers in the coming months.

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