Introducing Fine Grinding by La Marzocco
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LineaMurphy
Email teaser today.. who knows what?
A dedicated line of grinders to perfectly complement the espresso machines you know and love. Crafted by La Marzocco for the café, home, and every space in between. Coming soon.
A dedicated line of grinders to perfectly complement the espresso machines you know and love. Crafted by La Marzocco for the café, home, and every space in between. Coming soon.
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baldheadracing
- Team HB
Those of you who "know your grinder parts" can see if you can spot anything in the one minute long teaser video - which only shows a small part of a grind-on-demand grinder.
The hopper closeup looks like a Mazzer Mini short hopper to me.
-"Good quality brings happiness as you use it" - Nobuho Miya, Kamasada
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Jaroslav
- Supporter ♡
I think Etzinger etzMax/Swift Mini have a similar hopper to the one shown in the video.
Jaroslav
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ira
- Team HB
When LM hinted to me this was coming they said it was being designed in house and would be built in house or at least to their specs.
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snellingio
What we know:
LM currently sells a single rebadged Mazzer, as well as several unbadged Mazzers. (Although, I'm not sure who makes the swift?).
@10 sec, we see a cafe
@17 sec, we see a really wide and short hopper, with a relatively very large anti-popcorn shield.
@25 sec, we see a home, with a very angular looking hopper
@33 sec, we see a metallic portafilter holder, and relatively slow grinding
What we also have seen: in 2020, LM debuted the Swift Mini, which looks like the grinder @ 25 sec.
see:
https://home.lamarzoccousa.com/introduc ... -marzocco/ La Marzocco Swift Mini with Etzinger grind mechanism
There was also a prototype "Swan" from a press release (scroll to bottom): https://www.comunicaffe.com/la-marzocco ... wift-mini/
My guess is: re-introduction of something similar to the Swift Mini or Swan by Etzinger, and a new line of Mazzer rebadges (matching colors).
A friend of mine is *really* hoping for grind by weight. As far as I can tell, it's not a Eureka, Compak, or Mahlkönig. Mazzer doesn't do much high tech from what I know. It definitely looks like the grinding stops, and then he picks up the portafilter, so I'm going to say yes to GBW.
I guess there is a possibility of Fiorenzato, they also have pretty large anti-popcorn devices, and I know they sell white-labeled ones under Sanremo. I'm still going with Etzinger.
LM currently sells a single rebadged Mazzer, as well as several unbadged Mazzers. (Although, I'm not sure who makes the swift?).
@10 sec, we see a cafe
@17 sec, we see a really wide and short hopper, with a relatively very large anti-popcorn shield.
@25 sec, we see a home, with a very angular looking hopper
@33 sec, we see a metallic portafilter holder, and relatively slow grinding
What we also have seen: in 2020, LM debuted the Swift Mini, which looks like the grinder @ 25 sec.
see:
https://home.lamarzoccousa.com/introduc ... -marzocco/ La Marzocco Swift Mini with Etzinger grind mechanism
There was also a prototype "Swan" from a press release (scroll to bottom): https://www.comunicaffe.com/la-marzocco ... wift-mini/
My guess is: re-introduction of something similar to the Swift Mini or Swan by Etzinger, and a new line of Mazzer rebadges (matching colors).
A friend of mine is *really* hoping for grind by weight. As far as I can tell, it's not a Eureka, Compak, or Mahlkönig. Mazzer doesn't do much high tech from what I know. It definitely looks like the grinding stops, and then he picks up the portafilter, so I'm going to say yes to GBW.
I guess there is a possibility of Fiorenzato, they also have pretty large anti-popcorn devices, and I know they sell white-labeled ones under Sanremo. I'm still going with Etzinger.
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Jaroslav
- Supporter ♡
Mazzer doesn't do high tech?! You have some homework to dosnellingio wrote:Mazzer doesn't do much high tech from what I know.
Jaroslav
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snellingio
Genuinely curious!
I was under the impression that Mazzer was sort of "behind" r/e high tech for touch screens, iot connections, grind by weight, etc. Though I will admit, I've only looked at their "affordable" (sub $1500) offerings.
To be clear, I don't think any of these things are better, but feel like something LM and others are starting to stuff in given current trends
I was under the impression that Mazzer was sort of "behind" r/e high tech for touch screens, iot connections, grind by weight, etc. Though I will admit, I've only looked at their "affordable" (sub $1500) offerings.
To be clear, I don't think any of these things are better, but feel like something LM and others are starting to stuff in given current trends
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another_jim
- Team HB
The Swift Mini has a lock-in PF station for very hit or miss autotamping. The video shows a conventional on demand grinder.
Jim Schulman
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