What We're Loving - Coffee Grinders

What We're Loving - Coffee Grinders

A rotating shortlist of grinders from Profitec, Eureka, Ascaso and DF64 Coffee, currently including the Twist SD54, Mignon Specialita, H64 and DF54. Each suits a different bench and budget, so treat this page as a starting point, then visit a showroom to compare them in person where on display.
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Profitec Twist SD54
Profitec Twist SD54

The TWIST SD54 enables precise, reproducible grinding results of the highest quality. The Single Dosing brings the freshest grind into the portafil...

$1,299 RRP $1,500
Eureka Mignon Specialita
Eureka Mignon Specialita

The Specialita is the fastest option available in Eureka's new line of Mignons. Sporting a digital display and the quiet grind found in it's bigger...

$799 RRP $1,099
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Ascaso H64 Grinder
Ascaso H64 Grinder

Elevate your coffee ritual with Ascaso's new H64 Grinder. Enhance your home barista setup with a compact home-pro grinder that boasts professional...

$1,099 WAS $1,399 RRP $1,500
DF54 Coffee Grinder
DF54 Coffee Grinder

The DF54 is an entry level flat burr coffee grinder that incorporates the best features from the DF64 Gen 2 but in a more compact and budget friend...

$419 RRP $500

Grinders worth a look

This page is a hand-picked shortlist that changes over time. The grinders here all use flat burrs and suit espresso, but they take quite different approaches to dosing, adjustment and size.

Compact single-dose grinders

The Profitec Twist SD54 is a single-dose grinder with 54mm flat burrs and a worm-gear adjustment, with a tilted chamber and bellows designed to keep retention low. The DF54 also uses 54mm flat burrs for single dosing, though it is plastic-heavy and a little slower.

Everyday espresso grinders

The Eureka Mignon Specialita has 55mm flat burrs and a stepless dial, and is designed for quiet operation. The Ascaso H64 has larger 64mm flat burrs, a stepless adjustment ring, three timed dose presets and a manual mode. It ships with both a 300g hopper and a single-dose hopper.

How to choose

Think about how you drink coffee. Single dosing suits people who switch beans often. A hopper suits regular routines. Consider bench space, how much noise you can live with and whether you want timed dosing or stepless fine adjustment.

See them in person

Many of our grinders are on display in our showrooms in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Hobart, Newcastle and Kiama, so you can compare size and feel. Pair a grinder with your machine, and the team can advise.

Frequently asked questions

A single-dose grinder is designed for you to weigh in just the beans for one drink, grind them and clear the chamber. It suits people who change coffees often and want less stale coffee sitting in a hopper. Low retention matters most with this style.

Flat burr sets tend to give consistent particle size and clarity in the cup, and every grinder on this page uses them. Larger burrs can also grind faster with less heat. Design, alignment and the machine around the burrs matter as much as the burr shape.

A stepless dial lets you move the burrs continuously instead of in fixed clicks, so you can make very small changes when dialling in espresso. It is usually helpful for espresso. Some grinders also use a fine adjustment mechanism, such as the worm gear on the Twist SD54.

Timed dosing, like the three presets on the Ascaso H64, lets you grind a repeatable amount at the press of a button. If you prefer to weigh each dose, a single-dose grinder with a bellows and cup may be a better fit. It comes down to routine.

Start with how you drink: one or two coffees a day, different beans or one blend. Then consider bench space, noise and budget. Visit a showroom to compare size and feel, and our team can talk you through the pairing with your machine.