Gold
Dream PID
$1,635.00
7 colors
Compact, with PID, pre-infusion and shot-time programming, in several colors. A machine you leave out on purpose.
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Brewology · No. 01
A cup of brewed coffee is about 98% water. If the water tastes off, so will the coffee, no matter who roasted it.
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Ships straight from the brand, so it may arrive separately from your coffee. Returns follow the brand's policy.
Gold
$1,635.00
7 colors
Compact, with PID, pre-infusion and shot-time programming, in several colors. A machine you leave out on purpose.
Gold
$2,095.00
3 colors
Dual thermoblocks mean brew and steam at once without a dual-boiler price. Needs a 20-amp circuit, so check first.
Bronze
$149.95
2 colors
Baratza's starter burr grinder for drip, pour-over, siphon and cold brew. Not an espresso grinder: for espresso, look at the OutIn Fino or a Mahlkönig.
Bronze
$52.50
Fresh grounds for one or two cups, and the handle comes off so it tucks away in a drawer.
Gold
$599.00
Mahlkönig's home grinder: 54 mm burrs, stepless, four stored grind times and quiet. Ready for a Platinum bar.
Gold
$599.00
Weigh the dose, grind it all, nothing left behind. 64 mm flat burrs and stepless adjustment, from the grinder maker behind café workhorses.
Platinum
$1,450.00
Acaia's first grinder. Weigh the beans in, grind them all, and it clears itself out between doses. Pair it with a Lunar and it grinds by weight.
Platinum
$1,199.00
Set the dose in grams and it stops there. A flat-burr espresso grinder that weighs as it grinds, so every shot starts the same.
Gold
$470.00
2 frames
The big tower, for a crowd or a café counter. Same slow drip, a whole batch.
Silver
$315.00
3 frames
Ice water drips through the grounds one drop at a time. The result is a clean, sweet cold brew, and it's fun to watch.
Bronze
$38.00
Kalita's flat-bed dripper in stainless steel. Water drains evenly instead of pooling, so a shaky pour still brews a clean cup.
Bronze
$39.00
A flat-bed dripper with three holes that forgives a sloppy pour. For people who find cones fussy.
Bronze
$68.00
The siphon that heats on your own burner. No alcohol to buy, and enough for the table.
Bronze
$78.00
2 sizes
Vapor pushes the water up through the grounds, then the coffee falls back through cloth. Part science class, part coffee.
Bronze
$49.95
4 colors
The AeroPress in see-through Tritan, so you can watch the brew. Same press, same clean cup, four colors.
Bronze
$89.95
Twice the AeroPress. Enough for two cups, or one big one.
Bronze
$44.95
The cheapest way to brew a clean cup of our coffee. One or two cups, no fuss.
Bronze
$12.00
The paper the Wave 155 is built around. One pack, a hundred cups.
Bronze
$13.00
The filters a Wave 185 needs. Keep a spare pack in the drawer.
Bronze
$9.00
Spare washable cloths for a Yama siphon. Rinse after each brew and rotate.
Silver
$10.00
The round paper that sits on top of the grounds in a 6-8 cup tower. One per batch.
Bronze
$26.00
2 sizes
A small glass press for one, or a bigger one to share. Coffee or loose leaf.
Bronze
$71.40
Fill it with hot water and the narrow spout does the rest: a slow, steady pour that doesn't splash.
Bronze
$49.99
A small round scale with espresso and pour-over modes and a case of its own. Light enough to travel, good enough to stay on the counter.
Platinum
$250.00
Compact, 0.1 g, flow-rate readout and auto-start timer. Built to live on a drip tray.
Silver
$150.00
The pour-over-sized sibling of the Lunar: 0.1 g readability on a platform big enough for a dripper and carafe.
Silver
$39.99
Grind into the cup, give it a shake, tip it into the basket. Cleaner transfers and fewer grounds on the counter, especially with a single-dose grinder.
Silver
$29.99
Levels the grounds before the tamp, so water can't find a shortcut.
Silver
$48.00
A knock box that sits in a hole in the counter, for a bar that's built in. Holds a day of pucks and keeps the bang quiet.
Silver
$59.99
A solid hand tamper that matches a Mahlkönig grinder. For days the puck press is off duty.
Bronze
$20.00
A plain 20 oz steel pitcher with measurement lines. Milk drinks on an entry machine without spending much.
Bronze
$49.99
A handheld frother with a mesh whisk instead of a spring. Dense foam for a latte or a matcha latte, no steam wand needed.
Bronze
$18.00
Third Wave Water's mineral mix for dark roasts like Embers, made to tame bitterness and keep the chocolate and nutty notes.
Bronze
$18.00
Third Wave Water's mineral mix for medium roasts like Forge and Pathfinder, made to cut bitterness and bring up sweetness.
Bronze
$18.00
Cold brew is mostly water, so the water matters. Mineral sticks built for long, cold steeps.
Gold
$18.00
Minerals made for espresso machines, skipping the chlorides that can damage boilers. Easier on your machine.
Silver
$8.40
A 58 mm group head brush that scrubs out coffee oil without wrecking the gasket. Costs less than a latte.
Bronze
$19.99
A brush that gets into the tight spots. Sweep the chute after every session and yesterday's grounds never reach today's cup.
Bronze
$9.99
Every bar needs two towels: one for the steam wand, one for the counter. These dry fast and hang on a hook.
Silver
$68.00
Dirty machines make dirty-tasting shots. Backflush with it, then soak the portafilter and baskets in it too.
Bronze
$39.99
Double-wall insulated, with a steel lining that keeps coffee tasting like coffee. Morning drip or an afternoon iced tea, it holds.
Bronze
$49.95
Packs a press, filters and a mug into one carry. A real cup at camp, in a hotel or at your desk.
Bronze
$179.99
A portable electric burr grinder that covers espresso to French press. Fresh-ground coffee on the road, no hand cranking.
Bronze
$199.99
OutIn's pocket-sized espresso maker. It heats its own water, so a real shot needs nothing but a charge and fresh grounds.
Bronze
$149.99
A handheld espresso maker. A shot next to your pour-over, or on the road, without a machine on the counter.
Bronze
$30.00
A side-handled kyusu-style pot in glass, made for green tea, matcha and herbals.
Bronze
$36.00
2 sizes
A glass teapot with the filter built into the spout. Watch the loose leaf open up, then pour.
Bronze
$16.99
Loose leaf in a mug, no teapot needed. The lid keeps it hot while it steeps.
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Grinders, scales, portable espresso, brewing water and the small tools that make a home bar work, shipped straight from the brands we work with. Not sure where to start? See the setups.
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