The degree of grinding, which will be the most controlled and can change the extraction time. Once both the amount of powder and the amount of extraction are determined, adjusting the extraction time will be the last chance to change the extraction flavor; and adjusting the grinding degree can increase or decrease the concentration and extraction rate at the same time. Generally speaking, finer grinding will increase both extraction rate and concentration. The process of grinding the powder more finely increases the extraction area of the coffee and increases the extraction rate. At the same time, slowing down the flow rate of the concentrated liquid also improves the extraction rate. The effect of changing the grinding degree on Espresso is much smaller than directly changing the extraction volume, but it is equally important. There is no way to change the under-extraction condition by adjusting the extraction volume. More extraction volume will result in a thinner taste and more Less extraction will make it more bitter. At this time, the coffee beans are ground finer, which can solve the problems of insufficient extraction and low concentration, and can reduce the sharpness and increase the alcohol thickness.