Mignon Silenzio

Eureka Mignon Silenzio 55 is probably the best you'll get for $500 new, You might look for a used commercial grinder as they're faster, more reliable and put out good grinds.

I don’t care about speed; I just want top-notch quality. IMO the only reason to choose a hand grinder is to get the price down. Otherwise, day by day, month by month, year by year, you'll rue the day you made that choice over "pushing a button". My favourite grinders today are the Turin line up, alt

On our espresso journey, we started with Keurig and Nespresso. We thought we really liked coffee so we bought the (very expensive) Breville Oracle, all in one machine - especially so my wife could use its automated features, as she wanted "a coffee, not a project". I really like the idea of the mach

I bought a EUREKA MIGNON SILENZIO 55 about five years ago, and I still love it. Best purchase I have ever made. I do about 8 dosed shots a week, and it has never needed maintenance other than occasionally cleaning the burrs. Super easy to dial in. The main selling point for me was how quiet it is. W

Eu de vreo 2 ani sunt pe un combo de Gaggia Classic Pro + Eureka Mignon Silenzio luat la 3.3K lei de pe edream. Pentru un cuplu care lucrează de acasă, și bagă cam 6-7 cafele pe zi, e setup-ul perfect. Am mai investit în câteva extras, precum: tamper, WDT tool, inel de dozare, mats cauciucate, pahar

I'll answer the short question first: the grinder. I loved my Eureka Mignon Silenzio, but it was a hopper style grinder. I learned quickly that what I like is fresh beans. A hopper would not do. So I got a Single Doser kit off of Etsy for it. That was great, but... The workflow wasn't the best. I st

Kann ich unterschreiben. Unser Gedanke war die günstige Espressomaschine und eine gute Kaffeemühle (eureka mignon silenzio) zum Einstieg zu holen. Was soll ich sagen, 2,5Jahre später ist das Setup unverändert. Espresso und Cafe crema schmecken uns hervorragend. Die kurze Aufheizdauer des Thermoblock

I was going to add that you could also tear the Philos apart and check its burr alignment. However all the reviews I've seen of it say that its alignment from the factory is surprisingly good. I just bought a DF83V to replace my trusty Eureka Mignon Silenzio of 4 years. I remember how the flavour wa

Have you considered a Turin DF83V ? It's a significant change from the DF83. I had a Eureka Mignon Silenzio which I found very competent, but then I had nothing to compare it to except the builtin grinder of a Breville. It's early days yet for my new grinder but I'm finding that it produces less fin

The only concern I've read about the DF64V is some are reporting that you have to use RDT. Dunno how that strikes you. It sounds like the gen 2 chute improvement is a big win. I read good things about Timemore. My bias is to only buy 64mm or 83mm because I can always try out different burrs later. D