Medium grind coffee

If you’re just getting deeper into coffee brewing, you may be feeling overwhelmed by grind size. What kind of grind is best for French press, espresso, or cold brew? You may be tempted to buy pre-ground beans instead of learning how to grind your beans at home.

But read this first!

Don’t worry, you won’t need to resort to less-fresh coffee beans.

Coffee Grind Size Chart

Our coffee grind size chart has all of the information you’ll need to become an expert grinder. From the finest grind to the coarsest, we’ve put together all of the information you’re looking for. First, we’ll show youwhy you’ll want to grind at home, and then we’ll cover what each grind size looks like.

Finally, we’ll show you which grind sizes work best for each brewing method!

Difference between coarse and fine coffee

And stick around for our discussion of why grind size matters and a handy FAQ.

Why should you grind coffee beans at home?

When it comes to coffee flavor, freshness is king. No matter their roast or country of origin, to get the most flavor out of your beans, you’ll want them to be as fresh as they can be.

This means making sure they’ve been roasted and gro

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