Electric and Hand Coffee Grinders
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Mahlkönig X54 Coffee Grinder
499.00€ -
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Eureka Mignon MCI Espresso Grinder
from 328.00€ -
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Baratza Encore Coffee Grinder
from 139.00€ -
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Baratza Forté AP Coffee Grinder
from 749.00€ -
Porlex Hand Coffee Grinder
from 64.90€ -
Fellow Ode Brew Kaffeemühle V1.1
359.00€ -
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Eureka Mignon Silenzio Espresso Grinder
from 349.00€ -
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Eureka Mignon Specialità Espresso Grinder
from 449.00€ -
Timemore Slim Plus Coffee Grinder
112.00€ -
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Baratza Sette 270 & 270Wi Coffee Grinder
from 357.00€ -
Wilfa Uniform WSFBS-100B Grinder
from 389.00€ -
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Eureka Mignon Perfetto Espresso Grinder
459.00€ -
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Eureka Mignon Magnifico Espressomühle
from 539.00€ -
Comandante C40 MK4 Nitro Blade Coffee Grinder
from 258.00€ -
1Zpresso JX-Pro Coffee Grinder
179.00€ -
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Hario Skerton PLUS Kaffeemühle
42.90€ -
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Wilfa Svart Aroma CGWS-130B Coffee Grinder
from 124.90€ -
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Baratza Sette 30 AP Coffee Grinder
239.00€ -
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Quamar M80E Espresso Grinder
569.00€ -
Graef CM 800 Coffee Grinder
149.00€ -
Rommelsbacher EKM 200 Coffee Grinder
45.90€ -
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Hario Mini Mill PLUS Kaffeemühle
39.90€ -
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Baratza Virtuoso+ Coffee Grinder
259.00€ -
Eureka Filtro 15BL black Grinder
239.00€ -
Eureka Mignon Puristico Espresso Grinder
from 425.00€ -
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ECM C-Manuale 54 Espresso Grinder
395.00€ -
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Macap M2E Espresso Grinder
from 545.00€ -
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Eureka Mignon XL Espresso Grinder
from 879.00€ -
Eureka Atom 65 Espresso Grinder
from 919.00€ -
Eureka Mignon Brew Pro 16CR chrome coffee grinder
499.00€ -
Sage The Dose Control Pro Grinder
from 199.90€ -
Eureka Atom 75 Espresso Grinder
from 1,150.00€ -
Eureka Mignon Manuale 15BL Espressomühle
299.00€ -
Macap M42D Espresso Grinder
from 589.00€ -
Eureka Mignon Crono Grinder
from 269.00€ -
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ECM S Automatic 64 Espresso Grinder
749.00€ -
Eureka Atom Maginifico Espresso Grinder
from 879.00€ -
Eureka Atom Pro Espresso Grinder
1,390.00€ -
Eureka Drogheria MCD4 Espresso Grinder
from 849.00€ -
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Ceado E37S Espresso Grinder
1,550.00€ -
La Marzocco Mini Swift Grinder
from 1,919.00€ -
Eureka Mignon Single Dose Espresso Grinder
from 649.00€ -
Bentwood VERTICAL 63 Coffee Grinder
from 3,089.00€ -
Grindz Coffee Grinder Cleaner Set
39.80€
From beginner to expert, there is something for everyone!


Why is it important to grind coffee freshly?
The taste of coffee is composed of many different factors. In addition to the freshness of the roast, the grind also plays a major role. You will achieve the best taste if the coffee is freshly ground just before preparation. This is because each preparation method requires a certain grind of coffee beans. Once ground coffee, commonly known as ground coffee or ground coffee grounds, comes into contact with oxygen, its aromas evaporate. This is because the surface area of ground coffee is larger than that of coffee beans. For this reason, the flavors of ground coffee disappear more quickly, while whole beans last longer. When storing coffee, avoid contact with its natural enemies: Oxygen, moisture, heat and light.
What is important when grinding coffee?
The aim of coffee grinding is to extract the aromas present in the coffee as best as possible during brewing. The most important factor is the correct grind, because this determines the extraction strength. The following can be remembered: If your coffee tastes sour or watery, your grind is probably too coarse. If your coffee tastes too strong and bitter, the grind may be too fine. Which grind is the right one depends mainly on the preparation method. In general, the finer the grind, the shorter the contact time with the water.

- Left: fine – suitable for espresso machines
- Middle: medium – suitable for filter coffee
- Right: coarse – suitable for the French Pres
Explained in the video: How do I find the ideal grind for espresso?
How you find the right grinding degree we show you step by step here:
How to recognize a good coffee grinder?
Two factors should be considered before buying a grinder. First, the question should be clarified whether the motor and the grinder generate a lot of heat when grinding the coffee beans. Because if the beans are heated too much during grinding, the coffee oils change and the coffee tastes bitter to burnt. The second factor concerns the homogeneity of the ground coffee. A good coffee grinder should grind the coffee beans to an identical size so that uniform extraction is possible. If the grind is uneven, the extraction will also be uneven and the coffee will be unbalanced.
Generally speaking, if the coffee grinder has a stepless macro adjustment and a stepless micro adjustment, the grind can be set very easily and precisely. An all-rounder offers flexibility for both coffee and espresso preparation.





What grinders are available?
An important indicator of the quality of the ground product is the grinding mechanism of the grinder. There are grinders with beater blades, electric grinders with disc mill, electric grinders with cone mill and hand grinders. We generally advise against coffee grinders with impact knives, as the coffee is ground very unevenly. This results in uneven extraction. All coffee grinders differ in operation, handling, but mainly in the quality of the ground coffee.
Which grinder fits you best? Electric and manual grinders in test:
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