K-Ultra

There is no end game, just diminishing returns lol Realistically, depends on what youre looking for and budget If its electric, either femobook A4z, Ode gen 2 (for 64mm platform) or timemore 078, but if you’ve got an inflated budget, a zerno z2 or even a weber eg-1. Theres also new exciting grinders

eso depende bastante de que tipo de cafetera vayas a comprar. Aparte también de tu presupuesto. Molinillos manuales (buenos) vas a encontrar desde 40 a 300 lucas. para lo que sería prensa francesa/v60 lo mas barato que recomendaría es el KINGrinder P0 o P2 (50-60 lucas). Alternativa intermedia KINGr

Get at Kingrinder K6, 1Zpresso K Ultra, or 1Zpresso ZP6 hand grinder. There’s lots of other good options, but these 3 are solid, affordable picks. There are also lots of good electric pour over grinders, but you spend 2x price at least for same in cup quality, and hand grinding for pour over is much

go for mischief m40 if youre mainly doing pourover, but consider 1zpresso k ultra(buy once, cry once) if you really want to do all 3 methods.

Aufgrund limitierten Budgets hab ich mich damals für den Kingrinder K6 entschieden, der kostet „nur“ 100€ und ist seit 3 Jahren ein zuverlässiger Begleiter. Konnte mit der Aeropress damals auch einen „aeropresso“ (≈ Espresso) machen (also vom Mahlgrad) und für Espresso Tonics zb sehr nice. Als purer

I've used a Timemore C3 and now 1zpresso K ultra, both very good in their own price brackets

I'd honestly get a really good hand grinder while you save up for a good electric grinder. There are some options in the $250 and less range that can get the job done, but I'd personally rather have a 1Zpresso K Ultra than a cheap electric grinder. Even a Kinggrinder K6 will be better than a cheaper

If you don't mind manual grinding, that would certainly be the best value solution. The J Series 1Zpresso, K-Ultra or a Kinu M47 would be absolutely killing it at that price point. I sometimes use my K-Ultra over my Philos for Espresso and I heard the same in regards to the M47. Plus the K-Ultra wou

I have the Kinu m47 grinder. I purchased it for espresso only. It is one heck of a solid grinder, and very good for that purpose. I recently swapped the burr out for their original pourover burr I found on eBay (they updated it recently and the update is more expensive and I don’t know it’s really a

Coffee can very quickly become a full on hobby to satisfy your curiosity. And that's more than ok. You just need to be prepared for that. You can gear up reasonably for both if you go for more manual methods. First things first. You need to get a good multipurpose hand grinder. It will allow you to