Thank you for the suggestion, I've seen it mentionned a couple times during my initial benchmark, although not as much as 1Z or, Commodante or Kingrinder. I appreciate your feedback!
Wow, first of all, thank you for taking the time to write such a detailed answer. It's full of very useful information, and and helps a ton! I'll make sure to save it!
Coffee is more of an after lunch delight for me, I enjoy taking my time, and 90% of the time, we're just two, so manual sounds like a good option to me since I'll get more out of it for my buck (seemingly). But you totally make sense and I'm pretty sure I'll get an electric one later!
The baratza encore is also on my list, but it's the only electric grinder on it. I'm not set yet, but I think a manual is nice, and easier to carry on a trip. Thank you very much for this detailed review, it's much appreciated and I'll take it into consideration!
Thanks, it may not be the best choice for me then, I don't want to mess up a brand new grinder.
If youn don't mind le asking, can you elaborate on the 'factory calibration' part ? Is it something I can easily correct by myself at home?
Thank you for your insight, hadn't thought of it as a potential gift later down the way but I like the idea!
Thank you for the suggestion, I've seen it mentionned a couple times during my initial benchmark, although not as much as 1Z or, Commodante or Kingrinder. I appreciate your feedback!
Another good suggestion I hadn't thought of asking local baristas! Thanks again!
Interesting, it sure is nice to have specific indication on how to grind certain beans beans!
Thank you for the information!
Thank you for the tip, I'll make sure to check the ESP!
Thank you very much for your insight!
Wow, first of all, thank you for taking the time to write such a detailed answer. It's full of very useful information, and and helps a ton! I'll make sure to save it!
Around €100 would be nice. If I had to pick I'd say drip > moka > espresso, given my current appliances.
As for the flavor profile, I'm still willing to experiment.
Coffee is more of an after lunch delight for me, I enjoy taking my time, and 90% of the time, we're just two, so manual sounds like a good option to me since I'll get more out of it for my buck (seemingly). But you totally make sense and I'm pretty sure I'll get an electric one later!
Yeah, going on trips with my grinder sounds like a nice upgrade!
Fun tip, and thank you for your reply!
Fair enough that's what if heard too, I asked just in case people would consider their grinders good enough for both.
The baratza encore is also on my list, but it's the only electric grinder on it. I'm not set yet, but I think a manual is nice, and easier to carry on a trip. Thank you very much for this detailed review, it's much appreciated and I'll take it into consideration!
Sorry about that :/
I've heard so many great things about the 1zpresso, it's currently on top of my list, thank you for your advice.
I'll keep that in mind, thanks!
Thank you for your reply! Very affordable I'll look into it!