Storage can cause aromas to evaporate, which reduces the intensity of the coffee's flavor. It is therefore best to always grind your beans fresh in a coffee grinder with the desired grinding level to make coffee powder, in order to make your coffee preparation even better. If we have now aroused your curiosity and you would like to buy a coffee grinder, we at Aromatico will be happy to support you with our grinder advisor.

Ordering the right coffee grinder online has never been easier than with us! Browse through our large selection of different models and manufacturers and buy the coffee grinder that is perfectly tailored to your needs - whether for at home or on the go. You can choose between a disc grinder, conical grinder and impact grinder, among others. Also note the different capacities of the bean containers and collecting containers.

Variable grinding settings

For many coffee lovers, a coffee grinder is now a basic household item. Many people ask themselves which coffee grinder should I buy and which one should I use for which purposes?

An electric grinder or would you rather turn the crank by hand? Nowadays, most coffee grinders can be individually adjusted for each use. Logically, the grinding process with an electric grinder is a little different to that with a hand-operated grinder. The grinding level basically ranges from very fine coffee powder for preparing espresso beans in the portafilter to coarse coffee powder for making filter coffee with a French press. Whether the ground coffee should be finely or coarsely ground depends entirely on the contact time of the water with the ground coffee when preparing the coffee.

Different requirements require a wide variety of coffee grinders. We have a large selection if you want to buy a coffee grinder. Our range extends from hand grinders from coffee accessory manufacturers such as HARIO or COMANDANTE to electric coffee grinders from manufacturers such as DE'LONGHI. The range also includes coffee grinders with a height-adjustable portafilter fork, so that the portafilter can be clamped in and filled with ground coffee in a matter of seconds. The coffee grinders differ in terms of capacity, grinder or material. A distinction can be made between three common grinders: the disc grinder, impact grinder and conical grinder. The materials can also vary between ceramic or steel. Some grinders have special features such as a Silent Grind System for a particularly quiet grinding process or a display so that the beans are freshly ground via a timer when you get up in the morning or come home in the afternoon. Buy a first-class espresso grinder to suit your drinking habits today!

The hand mill, the classic travel companion

Coffee grinders don't just look good in your kitchen. If you don't want to miss out on a fresh taste experience when you're travelling, a small and compact hand grinder is the perfect solution. You still have to crank it by hand in the old-fashioned way. But this image is long out of date, as it's now part of the routine for a trained barista to grind their beans fresh at any time using their own hand grinder.