Encore ESP

There are many other grinders now for $200 that outperform the baratza encore esp, where you don't have to worry about shims and are full metal construction. Two of which I mentioned.

Are you moving from the Baratza Encore or the Baratza Encore ESP? I moved from the Baratza Encore (non ESP) to the CF64 (bought an open box model on sale) and it is a significant upgrade for me. It takes far less attempts to dial in the grind. That said if you don’t change beans often then you might

Turkish grind is the finest of all coffee types (literally powder), so it really puts grinders to the test. Honestly, manual grinders give you the best bang for your buck for Turkish coffee. Check out the 1Zpresso J-Ultra or a classic Sözen hand mill. If you really want an electric grinder, you'll n

This is true also of the Baratza Encore ESP - I have had one for a year, and it absolutely has never ground finely enough. Almost. But no. Steer clear of that I would say.

Good news to know now… Baratza Encore ESPs can’t drift from zero. Or at least, they aren’t supposed to be realigned. Nothing I found online showed me that until AFTER I went through the process. Now the grinder is broken. So, now I do have to buy a new one.

buh, esos no son pa espresso a pesar que los vendan así Baratza encore ESP, o sette o virtuoso+ son caros si, onda desde 200lucas, pq son con muelas de acero y de regulación 'sin pasos' tb hay unos manuales, onda a manivela, Hario mini por ejemplo, muelas de ceramica eso si, funciona, pero pa espres

IMHO, the Encore ESP is a fine (and clever), basic, starter conical burr grinder, especially geared towards medium and dark roasts. If that's all you want and need, you're set. But I have found that it can be less precise in its stepped grind settings--e.g. you can be at a grind step setting of 19 a

well...... i hate to be that one guy but this baratza encore model is not made for proper espresso. it is designed for drip coffee for the most part. they have another model for espresso called the encore ESP however, i'd look into a DF54 instead because it's muuuuuch better value. Espresso needs mi

I had this same problem (Breville Bambino Plus and Baratza Encore ESP). All of a sudden it was running way too fast. Cleaned both. Descaled. Everything. Same beans as always. Stored in an airtight container. Even tried a new batch of the same beans. Nothing worked. I’ve bought a new grinder (Niche Z