From the outside, the canister is delightfully minimal. It’s constructed of 18/8 stainless steel with what Miir calls a Hardshell™ powder coat. That coating is what gives Miir bottles their texture and grip. I tested the white option, which makes the canister seem at home in any Apple store. You can also choose from black, stainless steel, or copper.
An accordion style seal is part of the system that keeps your beans fresh. That seal also adds some bulk to the canister. It might look like it can hold more than 12 oz, but to ensure an air-tight seal, listen to Miir’s instructions and keep the capacity to 12 oz or less of whole beans or ground coffee.
To seal in the freshness, drop the plug on top of the beans and flip the level while pushing down. That causes the walls of the plug to expand until a complete seal is formed within the canister.
When you flip the lever back to release the plug, there’s a satisfying popping sound as air rushes back in. Once you’ve sealed in your beans, screw the top cap on until it’s time to brew.
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