Which coffee gear should you buy? When setting up your coffee bar there are some standard questions in the coffee circles that we tend to ask. How many types of brewers do we need? Which types should you prioritize: immersion, drip, or espresso? What kind of accessories do you get? How many accessories are needed? My mindset when going through and recommending what to get at each experience level is based on convenience and quality. I have tiered each “level” based on experience and coffee enthusiasm. One final note: this is based exclusively on my journey in coffee, what I added and waited on, and why. Whether you are moving homes or setting up a new one, the basics for coffee I think you need are an electric drip coffee brewer and a burr grinder. In college, I had a press and a Keurig. Then I went to just a press and a Chemex. Today, I think it would be nice to have an electric drip brewer like a Hamilton or black and Decker just for convenience, and it will get me to like 65%-70% of what a pour-over will do. I think a burr grinder would be a good thing to spend money on because it will stay with you. And if you are new and want to add, the burr grinder will be essential. Try as many coffees here as possible, from “espresso” blends like Café Bustelo to light and dark roast. I recommend Black Beards for a dark roast. For a medium roast, try Gevalia, or find a roaster and buy some beans. I would add a French press and a gooseneck kettle as essential for the intermediate. If you wanted to round out here, a pour-over and an Aeropress would finish nicely. The kettle and French…