A new commercial grinder called the Vertical 75 is slated to launch later this summer, courtesy of a collaboration between Swiss grinder maker Bentwood and North Carolina-based equipment seller…
Bentwood and GH Grinding & Brewing Launching the Vertical 75 Grinder
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