Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 9 minutes ago
In this video, I show you the reason why you need a grinder. Even if you buy high quality espresso beans that are pre-ground, the grind size will most likely be off. In this case, waaay too coarse. Also, the beans lose freshness much more quickly, once ground. Get yourself a grinder, even a cheap one, and you'll get much better espresso.
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► The espresso glasses I use: geni.us/MontanaEspressoGlasses
Beans used: Dinlzer Moderna (pre-ground) and Gorilla Crema No. 1
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In this video, I show you the reason why you need a grinder. Even if you buy high quality espresso beans that are pre-ground, the grind size will most likely be off. In this case, waaay too coarse. Also, the beans lose freshness much more quickly, once ground. Get yourself a grinder, even a cheap one, and you'll get much better espresso.
-- Products used/recommended in this video --
(these are affiliate links that help fund videos like this, at no extra cost to you)
► Support the Channel, shop my storefront: amazon.com/shop/tomscoffeecorner
► Grinder Suggestions: kit.co/tomscoffeecorner/grinder-suggestions
► The espresso glasses I use: geni.us/MontanaEspressoGlasses
Beans used: Dinlzer Moderna (pre-ground) and Gorilla Crema No. 1
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*DISCLOSURE: The above Kit.co and Amazon links lead to Amazon, and since I am an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases, at no extra cost to you.
#TomsCoffeeCorner #Espresso #HomeBarista










