Wilfa Svart Precison Coffee Grinder
The most important part of brewing is grind size- it is the difference between a sour, sweet and bitter in a coffee. So why not invest well in a grinder?
When I consult with cafes I specify that the most important upgrade you can make is your grinder. Rubbish grinder means rubbish coffee! (That’s why I don’t ever recommend you buy a blade grinder for your coffee)
Too fine, and you will find your water takes too long to pass through giving you a bitter cup, and too coarse and the water will rush through only dissolving the volatile acidic flavours and none of the sugars, giving you a super sour cup.
This is the grinder for those who want seriously good coffee at home- grinds coffee quickly and consistently to all settings. Easy to adjust, electric powered and does all the hard work for you. Long-life, easy to clean (although ALWAYS unplug before cleaning!) and reliable.
The most important part of brewing is grind size- it is the difference between a sour, sweet and bitter in a coffee. So why not invest well in a grinder?
When I consult with cafes I specify that the most important upgrade you can make is your grinder. Rubbish grinder means rubbish coffee! (That’s why I don’t ever recommend you buy a blade grinder for your coffee)
Too fine, and you will find your water takes too long to pass through giving you a bitter cup, and too coarse and the water will rush through only dissolving the volatile acidic flavours and none of the sugars, giving you a super sour cup.
This is the grinder for those who want seriously good coffee at home- grinds coffee quickly and consistently to all settings. Easy to adjust, electric powered and does all the hard work for you. Long-life, easy to clean (although ALWAYS unplug before cleaning!) and reliable.
The most important part of brewing is grind size- it is the difference between a sour, sweet and bitter in a coffee. So why not invest well in a grinder?
When I consult with cafes I specify that the most important upgrade you can make is your grinder. Rubbish grinder means rubbish coffee! (That’s why I don’t ever recommend you buy a blade grinder for your coffee)
Too fine, and you will find your water takes too long to pass through giving you a bitter cup, and too coarse and the water will rush through only dissolving the volatile acidic flavours and none of the sugars, giving you a super sour cup.
This is the grinder for those who want seriously good coffee at home- grinds coffee quickly and consistently to all settings. Easy to adjust, electric powered and does all the hard work for you. Long-life, easy to clean (although ALWAYS unplug before cleaning!) and reliable.