Comparisons

Designed with home baristas in mind, the new Eureka Mignon Zero 55S builds on the success of the original Mignon Zero with a series of thoughtful upgrades that improve usability, workflow, and grinding performance. 

Choosing the right IMS filter basket may seem confusing at first. In reality, every part of the code represents a specific feature of the basket, including its diameter, capacity, shape, height, and hole pattern. 

But is a GBW grinder really worth the investment? In our opinion, yes and here are four reasons why. 

From espresso machines to grinders and accessories, each product featured in this guide has earned its place by delivering consistent results and an outstanding user experience.

In the world of specialty coffee, few brands embody the union of engineering precision and barista passion quite like Weber Workshops.

If you are thinking of starting to brew your own espresso coffee right at home and you are considering buying your first machine, then you are in the right place.

In this article we compare the main Eureka Mignon models, from the most entry-level to one designed for those seeking maximum precision: Manuale, Specialtà, Zero, Single Dose Pro, Libra, and Libra 65.

When choosing an espresso machine, the group head is one of the most important components to consider. It plays a key role in coffee extraction, directly influencing the result in the cup. This is where water meets coffee, the right pressure is generated, and espresso comes to life.

When it comes to choosing the perfect coffee, there are two names that immediately come to mind: Arabica and Robusta. Each variety has its own distinctive characteristics that actually affect flavor and aroma. But what changes from one type to another?  

The coffee grinder is among the most important equipment for any barista and home barista. When it comes to choosing a coffee grinder we have many options to consider, but the main feature we need to evaluate is the real core: the burrs.