I'm going to buy a coffee grinder. Any recommendation?

Katrina Yentch

Coffee experts@Era of We

2 years

Depends on the kind of methods you plan on brewing coffee with. I think the Baratza line makes great home burr grinders, especially for pour overs. The Virtuoso is a home brewer's favorite. If you're looking for something more cost-efficient, blade grinders are good for brewing methods like French press and AeroPress. Happy brewing!

Anna Nordström

Coffee experts@Löfbergs

2 years

Hi Erik! The best coffee grinder is the one that gives as even grind size as possible and where you easily can adjust grind settings to match your brew method. Chose a burr grinder and avoid grinders with "propeller blades". A grinder that don´t have too loud sound and is easy to clean will make your coffee moments more enjoyable in the long run. A heavy and expensive grinder is often better than a light weight cheap one. Good luck!

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