Somehow we totally missed your comment here. So sorry!
For most Bunn brewers you need a drip flat grind setting or a number 6. Some Bunn brewers will use a cone filter which would be drip-cone or number 4. The different between the two is the basket on a drip cone comes to a point, while the drip flat basket is flat on the bottom.
You have grind options of Espresso 1 and Espresso 2, but I don’t see an explanation for what those are or what they are recommended for on the site. Could you add a page or a blog to talk about the different grinds that are available? I usually grind my own coffee, but sometimes add a bag of decaf for my espresso machine. I don’t want to have to swap my regular beans out of my grinder, so I order the decaf pre-ground. I’d like to know what the different grinds are for. Thanks!
The espresso #2 is more fine than espresso #1. For most of our customers Espresso #1 works great. For some, however, we have had requests for their coffee to be slightly more fine. For this reason we added espresso #2 as an alternative. Feel free to give both grinds a try and let us know what you think!
Thank you for drinking our coffee! We love roasting it for you!
What grind for use with regular coffee pot? I have a Bunn
Katherine,
Great question!
For your Bunn it depends on whether the filter is flat-bottomed or cone shaped.
For flat-bottomed we recommend the drip flat grind which is a number 6 setting.
For cone-shaped filters we recommend the drip cone grind which is a number 4 setting.
If you need any further assistance in determining the best grind for you please feel free to give our customer care team a call at (866) 387-5282.
I hope that helps!
Hi Katherine,
Somehow we totally missed your comment here. So sorry!
For most Bunn brewers you need a drip flat grind setting or a number 6. Some Bunn brewers will use a cone filter which would be drip-cone or number 4. The different between the two is the basket on a drip cone comes to a point, while the drip flat basket is flat on the bottom.
Thanks for commenting and drinking our coffee!
TJ
You have grind options of Espresso 1 and Espresso 2, but I don’t see an explanation for what those are or what they are recommended for on the site. Could you add a page or a blog to talk about the different grinds that are available? I usually grind my own coffee, but sometimes add a bag of decaf for my espresso machine. I don’t want to have to swap my regular beans out of my grinder, so I order the decaf pre-ground. I’d like to know what the different grinds are for. Thanks!
Hi Donald,
Thanks for reaching out.
This is a great question and idea!
The espresso #2 is more fine than espresso #1. For most of our customers Espresso #1 works great. For some, however, we have had requests for their coffee to be slightly more fine. For this reason we added espresso #2 as an alternative. Feel free to give both grinds a try and let us know what you think!
Thank you for drinking our coffee! We love roasting it for you!
TJ