J-Ultra

Of course. ZP6 is the clarity king which is for filter coffee. I can't make espresso with ZP6 without pressurized baskets. J Ultra, on the other hand is the espresso grinder. Though 1zpresso did show the chart of J Ultra for filter coffee but I found brewing filter coffee with J Ultra may make my co

Correct, I got the HG-1 Prime. I wanted larger, higher quality burrs without breaking the bank. And the reviews I found indicated it was what I was after: lots of body with a bit more clarity than usual for conical burrs. I'm not after hyper clarity in my coffee and usually make medium-dark espresso

Just the stock 1 shim under the burr. That shim seems to be thicker than the 2 ones provided in the package by Varia along the replacement springs etc. The shots are not too good and I pulled about 14 already with the coffee I usually drink - Ethiopia light roast, so far they are worse in taste and

Interesting I'd say that the bitterness depends on the coffee as well there are certainly some beans that are not bitter at all using J-ultra, what I find annoying is the muddied cup like the flavours are not as clear and pronounced, but since my lack of experience I don't know if it's the part of t

Looking for a hand grinder that's both exceptional on paper and worth owning as an object. The Weber HG-2 is the answer — unfortunately it costs more than my rent. I brew Moka pot now, espresso is the plan in 2–3 years before I move to an electric grinder permanently — at which point this becomes my

Indeed, the lighter the roast, the denser the bean, and the harder it is to grind. I usually drink specialty coffee with a medium-light roast, so it's very hard to grind with my J-Ultra grinder. I'm going to buy an electric grinder to solve my problem because my wrist has hurt twice in the last mont