Manual Coffee Grinder
Why buy a manual coffee grinder ?
A
manual coffee grinder
is the must-have tool for real coffee lovers.
Get freshly ground coffee for your favourite coffee brewing method : drip filter, moka pot, French press, slow coffee... Find the best brands selected with care: Hario, Comandante, Bisetti, Porlex and many others. Find also the
best coffee beans
products here.
Filters
- Robust Mecanism
- Ceramic Conical Burrs
- Simple Adjustments par crans
- For Slow Coffee Methods
- + 200g Specialty Coffee Beans
- Conical Burr 38mm in Stainless Steel
- Light and Compact
- Easy to Use
- Ideal for Beginners
- Best for Filter Methods / Slow Coffee
- Precise manual coffee grinder
- Great for espresso and slow coffee
- Large base for great stability
- Long handle for ease of use
- With bamboo recipient
- Hopper capacity: 20g
- Hand grinder
- Notches to adjust grind
- Small and compact grinder
- Built-in suction base for stability
- Ceramic conical burrs
- See-through design
- Compact Grinder
- Titanium coated steel burr
- 38mm Conical burr
- Easy to grip
- Foldable Handle
- 38mm Conical Burrs
- Stainless Steel Burrs
- Aluminium Alloy
- Black Walnut
- Capacity: 25g
- Stainless steel Conical Burr
- Anodised Aluminium Body
- For Slow Coffee Methods
- Or Espresso with double wall filter baskets
- + 200g Specialty Coffee Gift Offer
- Removable handle
- Conical steel burrs
- Polished wood for retro look
- Improved version of the Hario Skerton
- Hand grinder with conical ceramic burrs
- To grind up to 100g of coffee
- Anti-slip cover for stability
- Hopper capacity: 35g
- For all uses
- Notches to adjust grind
- Vintage look
- Hand-aged beechwood
- 47mm Conical Steel Burrs
- 0.01mm Adjustment Increments
- Anti-rotational knob
- Hopper Capacity: 50-60g
- 35-40g Capacity
- Food-Safe Stainless Steel and ABS
- Conical burrs 38mmin Stainless Steel
- Aluminum Alloy Body
- Smaller Diameter (45 mm)
- Easy to Use
- 20g capacity
- The Kronos mill is a timeless hommage to watchmaking, which originates in the Franche-Comté area of France, the cradle of the Peugeot saga. 2 year warranty.
- Removable handle
- Conical steel burrs
- Natural wood body
- Coffee grinder with 50g bean hopper
- Adjustable ceramic burrs
- Stainless steel body
- Will grind up to 24g
- Stainless steel body
- Conical ceramic burrs
- Light & Compact
- Special adaptor for Aeropress
- 47mm Conical Steel Burrs
- 0.01mm Adjustment Increments
- Anti-rotational knob
- Hopper Capacity: 40-50g
- 35-40g Capacity
- Food-Safe Stainless Steel and ABS
- Ceramic burrs
- Ergonomic & Modern design
- Dishwasher-safe
- Very stable
- Hopper capacity: 40g
- All uses
- With container
- Hand grinder
- Notches to adjust grind
- Italian Metal-burr
- 30g capacity
- Espresso to pour-over
- Extra Light Grinder
- Ceramic burr mechanism
- Detachable stainless steel body
- To grind up to 30g of coffee beans
- Premium Hand Grinder
- 24 Separate Grind Adjustments
- Patented S2C Burrs (Spike to Cut)
- Patented Foldable Handle
- Suitable for Espresso, Pour Over & French Press
- Safari Green: Limited edition
- Even grinding.
- Washable glass container
- Holds up to 35g of coffee
- Settings for all coffee brewing methods
- Very compact coffee grinder
- Durable stainless steel conical burrs
- Simple settings
- Italian Metal-burr
- 30g capacity
- Espresso to pour-over
- Extra Light Grinder
- 38mm Conical Burrs
- Titanium Coated Steel Burrs
- Aluminium Alloy
- Black Walnut
- Capacity : 25g
- Conical burrs 38mmin Titanium coating
- Aluminum Alloy Body
- Smaller Diameter (45 mm)
- Easy to Use
- 20g capacity
- Premium Hand Grinder
- 24 Separate Grind Adjustments
- Patented S2C Burrs (Spike to Cut)
- Patented Foldable Handle
- Suitable for Espresso, Pour Over & French Press
- Manual grinder with hopper
- Adjustable conical ceramic burrs
- 50g hopper for coffee beans
- Will grind up to 24g in container
- Manual grinder
- Removable handle
- Conical steel burrs
- wooden body
- Updated version of the Skerton
- Thick glass jar for up to 100g grind
- Antislip silicone surround
- Manual grinder with retro look
- Wood, ceramic burrs & stainless steel
- Ground coffee capacity: 35g
- Pack of 4 clear glass jars
- With lids to protect your coffee
- Official Comandante jars
- Kit for C40 Nitro Blade and C40 Ironheart
- To upgrade the precision of your Comandante
- Easy & quick replacement of the original parts
- Airtight lid
- Ideal for Filter & Slow Coffee methods
- Anti-slip base
- For up to 140g ground coffee
- Ceramic burrs
- Hopper capacity: 40g
- Weight: 470g
- For all uses
- Made in Germany
- Hopper capacity: 40g capacity
- Manual grinder
- Natural wood body
- Manual coffee grinder
- Ideal for Slow Coffee
- 30g hopper capacity
- Adjustable ceramic burrs
- Olive wood & ceramic body
- Airtight lid
- Best for Slow Coffee, French Press, Cold Brew
- Notches to adjust grind settings
- Hopper capacity: 35g
- For all uses
- Notches to adjust grind
- Vintage look
- Wood & Stainless Steel
- Hopper capacity: 35g
- For all uses
- Notches to adjust grind
- Vintage look
- Wood & Stainless Steel
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How to choose a manual coffee grinder?
Choosing a coffee grinder is not a step to be taken lightly when you want to control your coffee results. The choice of coffee grinder is just as important as the choice of coffee machine !
With a coffee grinder adapted to the extraction method , it is possible to sublimate the flavours and quality of the coffee beans you have chosen. In fact, I think that a grinder is more significant than the machine itself. Here's why:
The basic principle of coffee grinders , whether manual or electric , is simple: they are used to grind the coffee beans to the correct grind for the extraction method. This allows you to enjoy the freshness and aromatic oils of the coffee, which provide all the complexity of flavour that we love about coffee.
However, it is clear that there are many factors to consider. Several criteria should be taken into account: the types of grinders , the grinding wheels as well as the impact of the diameter and material, and the programming possibilities. How to choose a coffee grinder? Which one to get and why? We will help you to analyse what a coffee grinder is, in order to find the most suitable one for your needs.
Manual or electric coffee grinder, which is better?
One might think that the mere presence of an electric motor would make an electric grinder more efficient than a manual grinder . This is partly true.
Only partly, because there are now manual mills with performances that far exceed electric mills. But then, how do you differentiate between these two types of grinders , and which one to choose?
Legend has it that a manual grinder is unsuitable for extraction methods that require precision (such as espresso ).
However, the legend remains a legend... Historically, a manual grinder is either decorative and somewhat functional, or nomadic but suitable for a small list of extractions.
Today, we find all types of manual coffee grinders:
The traditional wooden grinder , which we knew from our grandmothers, and which will allow us to make filter coffee . The stainless-steel grinder , with notches, to make Aeropress everywhere, and also micrometric grinders that allow to make espresso , and even espresso on E61 groups .
The advantage of a manual grinder is that there is no retention . Retention is the ground coffee that can remain in the duct from one grind to another.
Moreover, most of them can be completely dismantled for thorough maintenance. And last but not least, it's environmentally friendly! No electricity, just a little strength and patience!