Say Goodbye to the Sludge and Fall in Love with Coffee Again with Your Grind

Your Grind Coffee LogoEspresso, French press, drip or stovetop?

Exciting new venture, Your Grind, will tailor your grind, 15 minutes before shipping. You’ll be asked what coffee machine you are using so that they can grind your coffee to its exact specifications. Not a one size fits all approach – like the pouches you get from supermarkets that say ‘suitable for all machines.’

Founder of Your Grind Stephen Rapoport is passionate about coffee, pressure bars and just fine enough espresso grinds. It’s not Stephen’s first business success. The self-confessed web-geek was a co-founder of online marketplace for short stay rentals, Crashpadder.com which was acquired by Airbnb in March 2012. He says of this few-month-old company that it ‘is the best smelling business I’ve ever worked on.’ Stephen has been hanging out at East End hipster concept space and coffee experience at Protein 18 Hewett St run by coffee creatives DunneFrankowski working on getting the business up and running.

Hand written notes on the Your Grind coffee pouch

Handwritten notes on the Your Grind coffee pouch

The coffee I tried was coarse grind Guatemalan Single Origin for cafetière with an intoxicating aroma, delicate creamy taste with melon top notes. The clean taste reminds me of the green hills, fresh air and fast, cool water in the hills around the house of an old lady I stayed with in Antigua, Guatemala. There, coffee is made in a saucepan with freshly boiled water bubbling on a stove, drunk black and eaten with beans and tortillas. I reckon every pouch will take you to a place, a memory or a discovery. It’s been a while since something so exciting has been posted through my letterbox in a plain (resealable) brown envelope.

Your Grind Coffee

The Perfect Serve from Your Grind Coffee

Simply tell Your Grind how much coffee you drink and set up a regular delivery. There’s no contract and you can cancel any time. Never run out of coffee again – even tap on the planned iPhone app and your coffee will be with you the next morning, Stephen says.

Simply put: Life’s too short for crappy coffee.

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