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About coffee grinders for filter coffee

When we talk about coffee, people usually mention its rich flavor and amazing aroma. Unlike other coffee brewing methods, filtered coffee lets the coffee beans’ essential oils and aromas seep out slowly, resulting in a smoother, more nuanced drink. But for this process to work its best, the beans need to be ground just right. That’s where a filter coffee grinder shines – a handy tool that makes sure your beans are ground evenly, helping you get the most out of your coffee’s flavor and enjoyment.

Filter coffee grinders: what is important to consider?

Filter coffee is all about its clean and delicate taste, which comes down to grinding the beans just right. You want to avoid those bitter notes or weak flavours. A coarser grind is perfect for filter systems – it lets the water flow through steadily, bringing out the subtle aromas and flavours and leaving the unwanted oils and sediments behind. When it comes to choosing a filter coffee grinder, think about the size. You want it to be big enough to grind the perfect amount in one go. Grinding twice is just a hassle. So, finding the right coffee grinder is key to keeping your coffee ritual smooth and enjoyable.

Filter coffee grinders with burrs – what makes them special?

Two types of filter coffee grinders are commonly available: burrs or blade. In this choice, the coffee grinders with burrs are the clear winner. The burrs are two rotating elements that grind the beans into a fine powder. The grinding coarseness of the grind can be set by the grinder by moving the grinding wheels closer and further away from itself. If you bring the mill closer, the grinding will be finer, and if you move it away, the particles will be coarser. Grinding coffee in a burr grinder does not alter its natural characteristics, so even prolonged grinding does not affect its aroma or taste. In addition, the coffee ground in such grinders is finer than that ground in blade grinders, making it particularly suitable for espresso.

Manual filter coffee grinders

The name says it all – manual coffee grinders are made for grinding by hand. When you turn the grinder’s handle, the blades or burrs crush the beans. These hand coffee grinders for filter coffee are small, easy to carry around, and work without electricity, making them great for having freshly ground coffee anywhere, anytime. Besides the benefits we’ve already talked about, manual coffee grinders are much quieter and simpler than electric ones. The most popular filter manual coffee grinders are those with conical burrs, which are recommended because they grind really well and evenly.

Different brewing methods, or coffee pots such as Chemex, AeroPress, require different coffee coarseness. Choose a coffee grinder with an adjustable grind setting so you can tailor the coarseness to your needs. And don’t forget convenience and ergonomics. A manual coffee grinder should be pleasant to use. Look out for models with a sufficiently large capacity and a comfortable handle. Don’t forget the importance of the size and weight of the unit, it should be compact enough to fit in your kitchen cupboard or travel backpack.

Electric filter grinders

Electric coffee grinders make life so much easier. Unlike manual grinders that need time and energy, electric grinders do all the work for you – just press a button and let the burrs do their magic. Plus, you can often adjust how coarse you want your grind to be. If not, no big deal! Just run the grinder for a bit longer and you’re good to go. And the best part? You can grind as much coffee as you want without breaking a sweat. That’s why many people opt for electric grinders – they save time and energy!

Filter coffee grinders are designed to get it just right – from classic pour-overs to coffee pots. They make sure your beans are ground to the perfect coarseness, every time. And remember, when picking an electric grinder, think about how much coffee you need to make at one time. You want a grinder that can handle your daily coffee habit in one go, without needing to grind those beans twice!

Single Dose filter grinders

These genius devices make sure you can whip up every cup of drink with maximum precision and freshness. Single Dose coffee grinders are super cool – they only grind one dose of beans at a time, just what you need for one cup. That means your beans stay super fresh for way longer, since they don’t get exposed to air, which can dull the aroma and flavour.

Single Dose is also great at handling coarser grinds, a must for bringing out the best flavor in filter coffee. With their wide range of grind settings, you can easily customize the grind to your go-to brew method, whether it’s Chemex or cupping. Plus, you’ll get a super consistent grind every time, which is key to making amazing filter coffee with a Single Dose filter coffee grinder.

Espresso coffee grinders are also suitable for filter coffee

These grinders are much more than just espresso grinders. They have adjustable grind settings, making them perfect for a variety of beverages, from espresso to filter coffee. They can grind both fine and medium beans, as well as the coarse grind needed for filter coffee. This means you can enjoy both espresso and filter coffee with just one grinder.

Used and refurbished filter coffee grinders

You don’t need to break the bank to enjoy freshly ground coffee. Coffee Friend offers a smart alternative – affordable, used and refurbished filter coffee grinders. We give them a new lease of life by replacing worn parts and ensuring they work like new through rigorous testing. Plus, all refurbished grinders come with a 12-24 month warranty, so you can trust their quality. Whether you’re on a budget or just want to save some cash, our used and refurbished coffee grinders are the perfect choice – because great coffee shouldn’t have to cost an arm and a leg.

The best filter coffee grinder – which brand and design to choose?

With so many brands out there and in the Coffee Friend range, picking a filter coffee grinder can be tough. It’s not just about the technical stuff, but also the design and the manufacturer that fits your style. Each one has its own way of grinding beans and looks, so you need to pick the one that matches your tastes and preferences.

Comandante and Timemore have a minimalist design. Their coffee grinders are made with high-quality materials that ensure not only durability but also aesthetic appeal. The manual grinding gives a sense of ritual, while the clean lines and subtle accents emphasise the importance of each grind. 

Electric versions such as Baratza and Eureka bring modernity and technical elegance to your daily coffee routine. Their design often features contemporary features, from sleek shapes to shiny metallic surfaces that blend harmoniously in any kitchen. 

For those who appreciate luxury, Rocket Espresso, La Marzocco and Elektra offer exceptionally elegant models that are sure to catch the eye. Their design embodies classic Italian style, combining tradition with modern solutions.

The Fellow and Sage models offer a modern, often futuristic design that fits perfectly into a contemporary, minimalist environment. Their coffee tables are designed to be both functional and aesthetically pleasing, often using bold colours and unusual shapes. 

Hario, Lelit, and Mahlkönig, Eureka Oro are also worthy of attention. Hario is characterised by Japanese craftsmanship and a compact design suitable for a variety of kitchens. Lelit combines elegance with reliability, Mahlkönig is known for its high-quality grinding systems that meet professional standards, and the Eureka Oro models are distinguished by advanced technology that guarantees precision and consistency. 

The SORSO coffee grinder, developed by Coffee Friend, stands out from all these highlights, boasting over a hundred grind settings.

As we’ve already mentioned, almost all espresso grinders are capable of grinding coffee at the coarseness required for filter brewing, but we also have a grinders in our range specifically designed for filter coffee brewing. This is the Eureka Mignon Filtro Black electric coffee grinder. The burr of this grinder is designed to be suitable for brewing brewed coffee: for all filter brewing methods and for French pot. The core of the appliance is equipped with a motor with a lower RPM (revolutions per minute) and 50 mm burrs made of hardened steel. Thanks to this motor, fast grinding speeds are combined with extreme precision and consistency.

Need help to choose?

We’re here to help you find the right coffee grinder based on how you take your coffee. Whether you like espresso, filter coffee, or something in between, we’ve got a grinder for you. You can contact us by phone, send us an email, or stop by our store.