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AeroPress’s all-metal grinder makes brewing outdoors simpler than ever

AeroPress releases first-ever pro manual coffee grinder

By Emily Caldwell Nov 14, 2025 11:38 AM

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The maker of the renowned AeroPress coffee press is back on the market with an innovation to complement their unique coffee brewers. The AeroPress Manual Grinder, launched earlier this month, marks the brand’s introduction to the coffee grinder market and also marks the first-ever expansion beyond manual brewers.

This pro-level, ultra-slim, all-metal grinder delivers effortless, smooth, consistent coffee grinding to ensure a consistent cup with every brew. From espresso to AeroPress to pour-over grind settings, the new AeroPress Manual Grinder can be used to grind coffee to the perfect size for your favorite brewing method.

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Per the 20-year history of the brand, AeroPress has committed to delivering products that allow consumers to travel anywhere and brew better — and this innovation delivers just that. The AeroPress Manual Grinder is made for long-term performance and ultimate precision in grinding (made to last for everyday coffee grinding use).

The Manual Grinder is available at AeroPress.com and Amazon.com for $199.95 USD.

Key Features of Aeropress Manual Grinder

Crafted with over 60 grind settings for full control of every type of grinding, from coarse for cold brew to finely ground for espresso
Engineered with Italian-made 38mm titanium-coated burrs for maximum durability and an ultra-consistent grind.
The grinder fits inside an AeroPress for ultimate portability, including the patent-pending magnetic handle
Works as a travel companion for both coffee lovers and industry professionals.
Extra-long ergonomic handle with dual bearings allows for effortless grinding, while a slim design makes it easy to grip for anyone
Lifetime burr warranty, plus a two-year warranty on all other components upon registration.

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