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We have been lucky enough to be able to test the Varia VS3, it is a well-designed and solid coffee grinder that has been tested and thoroughly evaluated over the course of a few weeks. This grinder is well built, feels great in the hand, and has been used with ease for Filter and Espresso brewing methods. In both cases, the VS3 produces a sweet and complex cup of coffee. Although we have not yet conducted a blind tasting between this and something like an EK43, the results so far have been very positive and I am happy to report that this grinder...

Our Coffee Filter Subscription program offers a great way to save money on our range of coffee filters. By selecting the subscription option on the product page, you can receive a discount of up to 15% off the regular price. The best part is that you can choose to have your coffee filters of choice delivered to you every 1, 2, or 3 months, so you never have to worry about running out of filters again. Plus, you can cancel your subscription at any time, giving you complete control over your deliveries. So don't wait, sign up today and start saving on...

There are many reasons why people choose pour over coffee, discover a hobby, develop a better sense of taste and to get a caffeine buzz just to list a few. In this blog post we are going to hopefully give you enough information to help you compare and decide on what brewing equipment is right for you but before we get into that you will need to ask your self why you are making coffee and what coffee you want to make. Where are you making coffee? 1. To make and drink coffee at home 2. To make coffee when out (travel friendly) What coffee...

Cupping is a practice that is essential for many coffee professionals, as it allows you to truly understand the intricacies of flavour, aroma, and body in a cup of coffee. In fact most roasters cup every batch of coffee that they roast to ensure that it meets quality standards. However, cupping is not only about quality control, it is also a great opportunity for people to come together and build on sensory development either as a team or at home.  When it comes to cupping, the right tools are essential. You'll need 20g of 3-4 different coffees, 6-8 identical cupping bowls that hold between 160-200ml of water...

When it comes to creating café-quality latte art at home, one of the most important elements is producing microfoam with the right texture and consistency. In coffee shops, baristas use steam wands on espresso machines to create smooth, glossy microfoam that allows them to pour all sorts of latte art patterns, including hearts, tulips, and rosettas. But, is it possible to achieve the same results at home without investing in commercial-grade barista equipment? There are several ways for home coffee drinkers to make milk foam. One of the more popular methods is to use a French press. Essentially, after adding...