These are the tables we build our own reviews and tools on. Every figure is the manufacturer’s own published specification as we recorded it, with the date we read the listing; every gap is shown as a gap rather than filled in. There are no scores here — our evaluation results live on the awards pages, and these tables carry only what a maker states.
Coffee grinder specifications
16 grinders · 13 fields · sortable, filterable, CSV
Burr type, burr diameter and material, grind settings, motor speed, dosing, hopper capacity and measured noise for every grinder in our catalog — the numbers manufacturers publish in a dozen different places, in one sortable table.
Open the dataset →Coffee label facts
80 coffees · 9 fields · sortable, filterable, CSV
Origin, growing region, process, variety, roast level and form for every coffee in our catalog — taken from what each bag’s own label and listing state, with the date we read them. Where a label says nothing, this table says nothing.
Open the dataset →Espresso machine specifications
20 machines · 12 fields · sortable, filterable, CSV
Boiler architecture, portafilter size, pump pressure, built-in grinder, steam system, tank capacity, power and warranty for every espresso machine in our catalog, in one sortable table.
Open the dataset →What these are for
Buying guides tell you what we think. A dataset tells you what is true of every unit we hold, in one place, so you can sort it by whatever you actually care about and reach your own conclusion. They are free to download and to cite; if you use one, a link back is appreciated and not required.