[pumpkinbreeze]

With work from home becoming more of a norm, I'm looking to invest in a good home coffee setup.

So fair I've been using instant coffee, but I've been reading about using fresh beans and coffee grinders. 

Any thoughts on a good model to get? Amazon would be a preference for ease of delivery.

[longlakedisco]

I went the total Reddit "entry-level" route when I started working from home. Got a Baratza Encore and one of the Bonavita brewers and I have to say they together make way higher quality coffee than I had before in my french press or other devices. I buy the slightly higher quality coffee from TJ's and have great coffee for not too big of an investment.

[cypherdiaz]

Look for a conical burr grinder, the grounds you get are much more uniform in size

Good luck and have fun OP!

[pumpkinbreeze]

The baratza encore has been on my radar from reviews. Strongly looking into getting it now

[watermelon lemonade]

Burr grinder is definitely a must! Other than, you can experiment! I like to use filter (pourover) and French press, both very cheap to buy and if you put in a little time, you can get great results!

[nissyack]

I'm a Keurig peasant, but I'm a big coffee drinker, so I've been thinking of upgrading. Good suggestions here, thank you.

[bm-999]

What types of coffee do you like,?

[pumpkinbreeze]

The usual cappuccino