| Management number | 248463611 | Release Date | 2026/09/03 | List Price | US$39.60 | Model Number | 248463611 | ||
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Borosilicate glass with a vacuum-sealed lid and a date tracker dial on top. Set the roast date, watch the beans through the wall, pump the lid to pull the air out. 37 oz, warm gray with a rose gold dial.
The Studio Bean Vault is a vacuum-sealed borosilicate glass jar with a rotating date tracker on the lid. One-press vacuum pump, silicone-reinforced seal, wide-mouth design for easy scooping and cleaning.
Roast date on the lid.
Borosilicate glass is thermal-shock resistant, but the seal and mechanism need gentle handling.
How does the vacuum seal work?
Press down on the center button of the lid. A one-way valve expels air from the jar, creating partial vacuum. To open, press the air-release button on the side of the lid, the seal breaks and the lid lifts easily.
Which size should I pick?
The 17 oz holds about 170 grams of whole beans, one week of daily brewing. The 37 oz holds 370 grams, two to three weeks. The 57 oz holds 600 grams, a full month for most households.
What is the date tracker for?
The rotating dial on the lid lets you mark the date you opened or stored the beans. Coffee peaks two weeks after roasting, then slowly fades. The tracker reminds you when to finish the batch or replace it.
Can I store ground coffee in it?
Yes, but ground coffee loses flavor faster than whole beans, even under vacuum. If you must pre-grind, use the smallest jar and finish within a week.
Can I use it for tea or other dry goods?
Yes. The vacuum seal works for loose-leaf tea, grains, nuts, dried herbs, anything that benefits from moisture and oxygen protection. Just make sure the contents are completely dry before sealing.
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