History of Bentwood

Bentwood, founded by Manuel Maimann-Stern in 2017, is a Swiss startup with a name that pays homage to the iconic bentwood chairs found in Viennese cafes, reflecting the founder's Austrian roots. Originally aiming to be named 'Blue Bottle', the brand settled on 'Bentwood' to honor the cultural heritage of coffeehouses.

Get to know Bentwood

Bentwood is known for its flagship product, the Vertical 63 grinder, which caters to both commercial and home users. This innovative grinder features vertically oriented 63-millimeter flat burrs, allowing beans to pass through efficiently and consistently. It is enhanced with a unique adjustment dial for precise grind settings.

The development of the Vertical 63 involved collaboration with barista champions and coffee experts to ensure it delivers exceptional taste for both espresso and filter coffee. Bentwood's products are carefully designed from scratch, with a focus on form and function, and are manufactured in Treviso, Italy, showcasing a commitment to quality.

Bentwood distinguishes itself with its focus on innovation and precision in coffee grinding technology. The brand's rigorous design and testing processes reflect its dedication to providing a superior taste experience.

Bentwood's products, marked by their aesthetic appeal, are suitable for various environments—commercial and domestic alike—and have a solid foundation in both functionality and visual appearance. Having established a presence in European and Asian markets, Bentwood continues to expand its global reach, particularly focusing on the U.S. market, making a significant impact in the coffee industry internationally.

Bentwood Products