Ode Gen 2

got both, if you are looking for well blended and sweet brews use the fellow ode gen 2 burrs. and if you are looking for a high clarity, flavor separation use the zp6. i use both for all coffee process.

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It may be related to your grinder. I loved my Oxo Brew grinder at first, but over time the grind was much less consistent in size (more unevenness and fines) and the flavor got very muddy. Since I've moved to a Fellow Ode Gen 2 I get much more consistent, bright results. That being said, you're comp

If I had to choose a top grinder from your shortlist, the Fellow Ode Gen 2 would be my first pick without hesitation. Among other grinders in this category, it really stands out for its focus on brewed coffee rather than being a one-size-fits-all machine. The large flat burrs produce an incredibly c

Your requirements literally describe the Fellow Ode Gen 2. I was in a similar boat to yours - a couple of years with Baratza Encore ESP and doing filter (initially I had a haggis for espresso, but decide to give that up due to enjoying filter more). I made the jump to Ode G2 a year ago, and I only w

I wanted to start with the LSv3 as many reviews and charts online had mentioned the ability to do pour over and espresso well with that burr set. I figured I'd start there to have an all purpose set before venturing out. Since this post I managed to secure a Fellow Ode with SSP MP v2 burrs and have

I have four grinders. I have the P2 and K6 by KINGrinder, the Ode Gen 2 by Fellow, and the ZP6 by 1Zpresso. The P2 was my first grinder and is what got me into my pour over journey. Reviewed by James Hoffmann, I saw it as an inexpensive way into coffee and grinding at home. I then got the Ode Gen 2