The Apex from Orphan Espresso features enormous (78mm rotating and 75mm stationary) Ghost Tooth burrs that chew coffee beans to impressively uniform particles (comparable, yes, to that of the beloved EK43) and allow grinding clockwise or counterclock …

One of the most anticipated grinders in recent memory, the Lagom P64 from Option-O is a single-dose espresso grinder with 64mm SSP flat burrs coated with an indestructible layer of "Red Speed" (titanium aluminum carbon nitride), giving the burrs grea …

The Fixie from Orphan Espresso is every backpacker’s dream. Made of ultra-lightweight materials, such as carbon fiber and titanium, the Fixie, with all of its components, weighs only 12 ounces, some of which can be shed once the grind is set. In this …

Standing at just 5-inches tall, 3-inches wide in its folded form, the NANO is the most compact grinder in Timemore’s Chestnut line and the quintessential travel grinder. Watch to see its features, including the collapsible handle, removable pommel, a …

The Chestnut G1 comes in a modernist package—a rounded cuboid shape, black walnut grinds-catch, and slate steel body—but has a distinctly Timemore interior with 38mm conical burrs, steel axle, and dual bearings. In this video, Steve highlights the un …

Timemore’s Chestnut line includes a manual grinder for every aesthetic and budget. The C2 is the most affordable model because of its materials—the lid, pommel, struts, and adjustment wheel are all plastic—, not because of its performance, which is a …

The Timemore Chestnut Slim is true to its name—coming in at only 1.5” in diameter—but powerful, boasting super efficient 38mm titanium-coated burrs and a stylish, ergonomic crank arm with which to turn them. Watch this overview to see why the Slim is …

The G1 Plus features a titanium-coated version of Timemore's new E&B burrs, which are capable of grinding efficiently for any brewing method, including espresso. Other notable features, which were included on the original Chestnut model of the G1 …