As the coffee scene continues to bloom, and customers ditch the big chains for specialist cafes, choosing top-tasting beans instead of over-roasted robusta, there’s still an assumption that you can’t brew a good cup at home. I’m here to tell you that not only can you enjoy your favourite roastery’s latest batch to its full potential from your kitchen, but you can even compete with local coffee shops too. Here’s what you’ll need. Take it from a head barista: this kit will take your (de)caffeinated adventures to the next level.

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