Collection: Coffee Grinders

Are you someone who prefers to grind your own coffee beans? Then you should buy a coffee grinder from Monteriva! We offer high-quality coffee grinders from brands such as Ascaso, Eureka, Finum, and Rocket, which ensure a perfect dose every time you grind your espresso or coffee beans. Choose between stylish models in cast aluminum or chrome-plated metal. Contact us if you have any questions or need advice when buying a coffee grinder.

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  • Espresso grinder or drip coffee grinder?

    An espresso grinder gives you more options when it comes to adjusting the grind size to get finely ground coffee for your espresso. A drip coffee grinder, on the other hand, is simpler and adapted with a coarser grind size that is suitable for brewing. Filter below!

  • Grind your coffee beans correctly

    The right grind size makes a big difference to the taste. Learn more about what you should keep in mind when grinding your beans.

    How to do it

How to choose a coffee grinder

Several models of electric coffee grinders

With an electric coffee grinder, you can grind your coffee in no time. Many of our electric coffee grinders feature a touch display, adjustable grind settings, and a built-in timer, allowing you to easily determine the dosage and when your freshly ground coffee will be ready.

How do I clean my coffee grinder?

Turn off and unplug the grinder, empty it of any beans, and clean the removable parts with warm soapy water. Use a brush for hard-to-reach areas like the grinding mechanism, then reassemble the grinder and grind a few beans to ensure it is clean before using it as usual.

How often should I clean the coffee grinder?

Regular cleaning should be performed with the same frequency as the espresso machine - approximately once a week, but an interval of up to a month is also acceptable.

What can you grind in a coffee grinder?

In a coffee grinder, you can grind both coffee and espresso beans. The grind size affects taste and strength: a coarse grind (like granulated sugar) suits brewing methods like French press and cold brew, while a fine grind (like cocoa or powdered sugar) is best suited for espresso machines.