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Producer Series Lot 2 | Ratnagiri Estate
Posted by Srishti Sabharwal on October 27, 2020
Our Producer Series is a celebration of our coffee producers’ commitment to innovation and quality and we’re so thankful for the love you’ve shown to the first coffee in the...
Picking Your Preferred Brewing Method
Posted by Rohan Mehta on March 08, 2018
There are a lot of ways to make a great cup of coffee at home. What you use to make your coffee should be based on how you like to...
The Basics of Different Roast Levels
Posted by Rohan Mehta on February 02, 2018
Coffee starts its journey as the seeds of the flowering Coffea plant. These seeds or ‘green’ beans have none of the characteristics of the roasted coffee beans. They are hard...
Why Different Grind Sizes?
Understanding grind sizes can go a long way in helping you achieve the perfect cup of coffee. Brewing coffee using the wrong grind size is one of the most common reasons...
Water Matters
Posted by Rhea Sanghi on March 10, 2016
How important is the water when you brew a cup of coffee? The water you use is integral to the way your coffee tastes. It changes every characteristic of your...
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Turkish
This is the finest grind we offer, as fine as flour
Espresso Machine
Fine grind, a bit finer than table salt.
Aeropress
Fine grind, slightly finer than sand granules
South Indian filter
Medium fine grind, suitable for filters with small holes.
Moka Pot
Medium fine grind for stovetop espresso makers, also good for single cup pourovers.
Coffee Filter
Used for drip filter machines and two cup pour overs, this is a medium coarse grind like rough sand.
Inverted Aeropress
Medium coarse grind, suitable for 1-2 minute brew times.
Cold Brew
Coarse grind to ease filtration.
French Press
Very coarse grind, similar to sea salt.
