Best espresso grinders
Which are the best espresso grinders?
We are often asked which is the best espresso grinder for the home barista so our curator and AST Hugo Ferraz has put together some suggestions.
There may be, in the same manufacturer and in the same model, (for example Fellow's Ode) different grinding wheels for different grinds, or different models (such as the Sculptor by Timemore) designed for a specific type of extraction. There are also models (the Pietro, for example) that we recommend for one type of extraction but which can be used for several, making them a more versatile option.
Also note that there are mill models whose performance may change depending on the millstones used.
Looking for the best filter mills? See our suggestions here.
MANUAL ESPRESSO GRINDER
Choosing a manual espresso grinder allows for greater flexibility and lower budgets, while maintaining the quality of the grind. However, we note that grinding coffee manually for espresso can take up to 2 minutes for 18 grams.
The best manual espresso grinders on the market today:
Pietro manual coffee grinder
370€
1Zpresso J-Max S
€199
Kinu M47 Classic
349€
ELECTRIC ESPRESSO GRINDER
Electric espresso grinders, although bulkier and more expensive, allow for fast and effortless grinding and are the perfect upgrade for your home espresso machine.
The best electric espresso grinders at the moment:
Bentwood Vertical 63
2.500€
Timemore Sculptor 64S
€585
Opus Conical Burr Grinder
177€
DISCLAIMER
These are Hugo Ferraz's choices at the time of writing, without influence from the brands mentioned, for the best domestic filter mills. The prices shown are purely indicative at the time of publication of the article.
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