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Maybe this is well trodden ground but what the heck.. I've just climbed onto the Weber truck and ordered the EG1, in Onyx, or just plain black as that's what it is. I'm only using it when it arrives for espresso and have absolutely zero experience with V60 or pour...
There is a new grinder out there (not yet released probably). I cannot for the life of me remember the name. They have 3 versions. a large flat, a large conical and then a double grinder than has both combined. The combined one actually looked like 2...
I wanted to google Compak PK100 but due to a brain glitch, I accidentally found this page:
Seems like Lagom is preparing a new model, yet unannounced, I couldn't find any mention of it anywhere else. 98mm, variable rpm, purge...
I was looking at the helor stance motor on option-os website and noticed the Coming Soon for the Lagom P64 Flat Burr Grinder. It appears to be a single dose grinder with adjustable RPM similar in design to monolith but keeping the asthetic of the HSM.
I was poking around on Espresso Outlet and noticed a page for an upcoming variation (not a replacement) on the DF64 -
It's more than just upgraded bits (wood trim, anti-popcorning, etc) being swapped in to the existing DF64, with the most notable change being that the upper...
The new recently promoted 'Olympia SD' grinder is now previewing before sale in September.
It's Olympia's offering of a low retention grinder single dose grinder, And being promoted as less than one tenth of a gram retention.
It seems from the advertised dimensions are the same...
Hi all!
I have been using Eureka Mignon SD for over six months now with a great results. I have found it easier to grind directly into the portafilter (using a funnel) than into a dosing cup. I only use Eureka's cup to measuring doses. The grinder itself is super fast so holding...
