The grind size can typically be chosen based on the brewing method. Immersion brewing is when all the water and coffee sit together for the entire brewing time, as seen in South Indian filter coffee.

You can’t make good coffee without good coffee beans. But even if you buy the best beans, you can ruin your cup of joe by buying those beans pre-ground. Worst yet, buying whole beans and grinding them ...

“If you use a very, very fine grind size in a pour-over, it just sops all the water up and nothing goes through, so you have a great big wet mess of coffee [grounds] and, say, three drips [of ...

Why grind uniformity matters Uniform grind size may sound like yet another thing for coffee nerds to obsess over. If you love good joe though, it's no trivial matter.

Turkish coffee uses the smallest grind size (around 200 microns) and cold brew can use grinds as coarse as 1600μm. So, if a grinder can grind both 200μm and all the way up to 1600μm, it’s a ...

The complete guide to pulling the 25-second espresso shot. Gear, grind, ratios, and troubleshooting to help you pull perfect ...

It's Coffee Week here at Tom's Guide. With National Coffee Day on September 29th and World Coffee Day on October 1st, it's the ideal time to think about how to perfect your home coffee setup, or ...