Discover our curated selection of high-quality espresso equipment for the home barista. From precision grinders and manual brewers to electric coffee makers – each product is chosen to deliver exceptional quality and durability.
Grinders: Electric, manual, and hybrid grinders from Eureka, 1Zpresso, Timemore, and Wiedemann
Manual Brewers: Pour-over equipment for precise manual brewing
Coffee Makers: Automatic solutions for consistent quality
All equipment complements our espresso machines from Torre, Gaggia, Ascaso, Rocket, and Profitec – for a complete home barista experience.
What type of grinder is best suited for my espresso machine?
For espresso, we recommend a grinder with stepless grind adjustment and high precision, such as the Eureka Mignon series or the 1Zpresso K series. These grinders provide the fine and consistent grind required for optimal extraction. Manual grinders like the 1Zpresso K-Max or K-Plus work excellently for home use, while electric grinders like the Eureka Mignon Specialita offer speed and consistent quality.
What is the difference between an electric grinder and a manual grinder?
Electric grinders offer speed, consistent grind, and are ideal for daily use with espresso machines. Manual grinders provide full control, are quiet, portable, and perfect for travel or smaller volumes. Manual grinders from 1Zpresso and Timemore deliver professional quality at a lower cost, while electric grinders from Eureka and Wiedemann suit those who value convenience and speed
Do I need a separate grinder for espresso and filter brewing?
Yes, for the best results we recommend separate grinders. Espresso requires a much finer grind than filter brewing, and constantly adjusting the grind size between extremes can affect precision. If you only have one grinder, it works, but you will get better and more consistent results with dedicated grinders for each brewing method.
What equipment do I need to start with manual brewing?
To get started with manual brewing, you need: a manual brewer (e.g., V60, Chemex, or Kalita Wave), matching paper filters, a grinder with adjustable grind size, a scale with a timer for precision, and a kettle with a narrow spout for controlled pouring. Start with the basic equipment and expand with a thermometer and other accessories as needed.
How do I choose the right coffee maker for my home?
Choose a coffee maker based on your needs: For simplicity and automation, choose a drip coffee maker with temperature control. For full control and the ritual of brewing, choose manual brewers like V60 or Chemex. Consider volume (how many cups), kitchen space, and how much time you want to spend on the brewing process each morning.
Can I use the same equipment for both coffee and tea?
Some tools work for both coffee and tea, such as precision scales and kettles. However, grinders should only be used for coffee, as coffee oils can affect the taste of tea. For matcha and tea, we have dedicated equipment like whisks, bowls, and strainers specifically designed for optimal tea preparation. Keep the equipment separate for the best flavor experience.
