Bricks 01S

Exactly. Upgrades can always be considered later, but what you have now, you can still make great coffee with. Pretty sure I’ve tasted fantastic espresso from a friend’s Bambino and I thought about it for a few days because of how good it was—and he was using the Timemore Bricks 01S grinder. My firs

Timemore Bricks 01s. Currently 299 euros from their European distributor. I have one and I love it, I prefer it to my Eureka Mignon Manuale. https: //timemore eu.com/collections/electric-coffee-grinder/products/timemore-bricks-01s-electric-coffee-grinder?variant=50028600099063 Remove the spaces to r

I haven't read all the replies to this thread yet. My only advice so far is to NOT buy any of the grinders you have shown. I have a Eureka Mignon Manuale which is very good, but I only use it for light roasts nowadays because I also have a Timemore Bricks 01s which cost me even less but I prefer it.

Ah sucks to hear that. Currently using the Timemore Bricks 01S as a dedicated decaf grinder and it’s been great so far - thought that the bigger brothers may be better. I have heard common complaints of the reassembly, but thought maybe I’d close an eye for it. Though from Lance’s streams, they may

I totally agree with this. Even with my two low priced grinders using the same beans and the same recipe I can taste a difference between my Eureka flat burr and my newly purchased Timemore Bricks 01s grinder, to the extent that I am starting to buy different beans deliberately targeted for use with

I recently bought a Timemore Bricks 01S as an upgrade on my Sage/Breville Smart Grinder Pro and I find that there is a noticeable difference in the results I get even when using the same beans in the Timemore and my Eureka Mignon Manuale. Also the Timemore drinks are more enjoyable than those from m