Encore ESP

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

I have no doubt that the 3 flat-burr and 3 conical grinders studied indeed are quite excellent. But burrs and small changes in them, from what I have gathered in this subreddit, can be dramatically different and cause dramatic flavor profile differences. And this study is asking that a universe of o

Seems hard to argue against the Gaggia classic out of the box other than possibly the lack of PID. I was previously sold on a baratza encore/esp but looking on here, I've seen some people talk about clogging when trying to go really fine. Not sure how common that actually is, or just user error.

went the bambino route and baratza esp... can only do pretty dark roasts which is hard to tell when ordering coffee what you are getting and its very inconsistent ( esp burr holder breaks if its too light- you find this when cleaning after the grind gets a bit inconsitent) bambino cant regulate its

I been reading the reviews for the baratza encore esp grinder for $200 it had 4.5 stars I need a good all around grinder they said it dials in espresso and drip really good I just don't like the way it looks does anyone know about this grinder?

Hmmmm you can probably check Fellow Opus as well. The Baratza ESP can still do coarser grinds for drip brewing but I know it wont be as good as a regular Baratza Encore. Or if you can stretch the budget more, the Eureka Mignon Zero is another choice