Manual Coffee Grinder

The choice of your coffee grinder will depend on the method you use to make your coffee.

But whether it's espresso, slow coffee or a plunger coffee maker, your cup result will be better with freshly ground coffee to appreciate all the aromas and a homogeneous grind (fine or coarse) to avoid residues.

The manual coffee grinder has the advantage of being ecological-friendly and transportable . The price difference between models is often linked to the materials used, the performance and the possible adjustments.

For example, treated steel burrs will cost more than ceramic burrs, a grinder with ABS components will be less expensive. Your choice will therefore be more a question of ease of use and budget depending on the coffee you want to make.

Espresso requires a fine, homogeneous and very precise grind. If you opt for a manual espresso grinder , you should choose a model with numerous notch or micrometric settings, but also a grinder with which you can grind your coffee beans quickly, without getting too tired.

The finer your grind, the tighter your burrs will be: you will need strength and stamina to get 20g of ground coffee with a basic manual grinder! Think about this when making your choice.

You will find a whole range of high quality manual coffee grinders on our site: Comandante, Kinu, Timemore, Porle...

If you are looking for an traditional coffee grinder , or an old fashioned coffee grinder , collectors will rejoice with the manual coffee grinders from Peugeot, Kalita or even Hario.