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Freshly Ground Coffee is Best

There are numerous grind levels and brew options for you to decide from. We recommend that you purchase a small grinder and see what grind level tastes best to you. Below are four popular grind levels and brew options as a guide for grinding and brewing good coffee.

Brew Method - French Press
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Grind Level - French Press
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If you have a grinder at home, start with a coarse grind.
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Brew Method - Automatic Drip
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Grind Level - Drip
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If you have a grinder at home, start with a medium grind.
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Brew Method - Chemex
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Grind Level - Fine to Drip
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If you have a grinder at home start with a medium fine grind.
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Brew Method - Espresso
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Grind Level - Espresso
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If you have a home espresso machine, you can typically use a fine grind.
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