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There are many components to making a good coffee, beyond choosing the right coffee beans. The coffee grind is one element that can make a huge difference to the taste and consistency of your coffee. When we talk about coffee grind, we are talking about ground coffee beans and the level of coarseness they have been ground to. When you purchase a coffee at your local cafe, the baristas will ensure the grind is set to the correct coarseness for the optimal cup of coffee. But what happens when you make your coffee at home?

When it comes to making coffee at home, a coffee plunger is a simple, easy to use option. While it’s a slower method of brewing coffee, the rich taste and aroma that fills your home more than makes up for it. Coffee made in a plunger is versatile, satisfying both black and white coffee lovers alike. If you’re grinding yourself, you want to aim for a medium grind, more coarse than for an espresso machine, to ensure the best possible taste. Here's our step-by-step guide to using a coffee plunger.

As self-claimed coffee addicts, we always wake up craving that first cup of coffee in the morning. We’re also the first to admit that, after a sleepless, hot summer night, it’s usually a cold, refreshing drink we’re after, instead of the usual hot cup of coffee. If you’ve been feeling the same as the weather warms up, let us introduce you to our favourite summer drink, and no, it’s not a cocktail! Cold brew coffee is our go-to on a warm summer morning. It’s easy to prepare, keeps in the fridge, has a refreshing taste, all while giving you the...

One of the many things we love about coffee is the versatility that comes with the wide range of brewing styles. The equipment used to brew coffee can greatly alter its consistency, flavour and texture, creating a unique experience with every cup. A popular brewing method, and piece of home-equipment is an AeroPress. This low-cost, lightweight piece of equipment is a great option for a quick cup of coffee in the morning.