
Blade vs. Burr Grinder
What’s the difference? A blade grinder will produce coarse and uneven grounds, a burr grinder will produce consistent and uniform grounds. We recommend if you’re grinding your own coffee to look for a burr grinder. A coarser grind will produce under extracted coffee, while a finer grind can produce over extracted coffee. Finding the right grind size can help you achieve the best results.

Espresso
Recommended for: Espresso Machines

Fine
Recommended for: Pour Over, Aeropress, and Moka Pot.

Medium
Recommended for: Clever Dripper, Auto Drip, Chemex, Cold Brew, French Press, K-Cup

Coarse
Recommended for: Percolator