Brewing Gear

You don't need a ton of fancy equipment to make great coffee at home. If you're just getting started, grab a grinder, a brewer, filters, and a way to heat water. If there's one place worth investing a little more, it's your beans (you're at the right place), and your grinder. Avoid a spinning blade grinder and find a burr grinder for quality flavor and consistency. Feel free to reach out with any questions!

Hario V60 Ceramic Dripper

My favorite method of brewing coffee is the pour over. Place this right on your mug or on the carafe below, add a filter, add your coffee, and pour your hot water. It's a simple, mindful morning ritual that results in a great cup.

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Cafec Filters

These filters are highly regarded for V60 pour over coffee. They tend to flow a little faster and more consistently than standard filters, which helps create a cleaner, brighter cup. Especially with lighter roasts.

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Bonavita Gooseneck Kettle

A gooseneck kettle gives you better control over your pour, which matters for pour-over brewing. It helps with accuracy and flow speed. This particular kettle shows water temperature. A common rule of thumb is 200-205F for light roasts, 195-200F for medium, and 190-195F for dark roasts. Letting boiling water sit for about a minute lands you in a workable range if your kettle doesn't have a thermometer.

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OXO Grinder

The grinder is arguably the most important piece of equipment in the coffee world. This is a great entry point if you want better tasting coffee at home. Avoid blade grinders if possible, find a burr grinder.

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Timemore Manual Grinder

Maybe the best value if you're ready for a workout is a manual grinder. It offers impressive consistency for pour overs at a lower price than many electric grinders. Travel friendly and doesn't take up counter space.

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Hario Glass Carafe

Great for brewing multiple cups or serving coffee for two. You can brew straight into your mug for a single cup, but this makes larger brews easy. And its pretty!

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Coffee Scale

One of the easiest ways to make your coffee taste better. Measuring your coffee and water makes your brews consistent, and built in timers help you dial in your pour-over recipe. 20g of coffee and 320g of water is the standard.

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