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Hand Coffee Grinder Ireland – Stainless Steel Ceramic Burr Coffee Grinder

Specialty coffee has a a bit of a problem sometimes. It’s not nearly as usable and immediately enjoyable as other beverages like wine, beer, and even tea thanks to coffee’s two step process. Beans must first be ground using a Hand Coffee Grinder and then brewed. Doing so means you’ll get a superior cup of joe first thing in the morning.

Pop a cork, twist a cap, crack open a beer, throw tea leaves into a pot— you’re ready to drink. While grinding beans has been around since the mortar and pestle, many coffee drinkers have been loathe to purchase quality home grinders because of their relatively high cost – that’s where we come in! With our affordable range of at home coffee making equipment.

In recent years, specialty coffee’s answer has been the burr mill hand grinder, a generally inexpensive device that allows brewers to use arm power to adequately grind beans. These mystical objects line the shelves of hip coffee bars and take prominent spots on roasters’ websites. Any home brewer worth their salt knows that blade grinders are about the worst thing for grinding coffee. Why? When brewing coffee, it’s important that the grinds are a consistent texture and size so that the extraction of solubles is even. Blade grinders tend to pulverize beans, which results in inconsistent bean fragments and mostly very fine particles, all of which extract different amounts of coffee solubles.

We’ve tested lots of Coffee Hand Grinders and the one you’re looking at, is by far the best in terms of quality and price. Whilst you’re here, check out our best of Irish Coffee article. We also sell a beautiful coffee that’s roasted here in Ireland from SilverSkin coffee roasters, it’s a truly wonderful coffee and a great all round drinkable brew.