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Baratza Virtuoso+ $187.47 Encore $127.47 Stagg Kettle $119.25
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Baratza Virtuoso+ - $187.47
Baratza Encore - $127.47
Stagg EKG Electric Goose Neck Kettle by Fellow - $119.25
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Baratza Virtuoso+ - $187.47
Baratza Encore - $127.47
Stagg EKG Electric Goose Neck Kettle by Fellow - $119.25
https://www.bonescoffee
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Go to 3:15 in that video. "They all (blade and burr ground DRIP coffee) tasted good".
Blade ground DRIP COFFEE tasted as good as burr ground and some tasters preferred the blade ground in the blind tests.
Burr grinders were recommended for two reasons...convenience and grind consistency for types of coffees that require it, such as espresso and French press. Not DRIP coffee.
Yes it's a deal now. That's actually been the refurb price range for some time. So this qualifies as hot.
I imagine we'll see this price range around the holidays, but with all the supply chain issues of the last 20 months, all deals have to be looked at through a more recent lens.
PS - I got the hottest deal of all: Bought the Encore from Amazon Warehouse for $121. It stopped working 2 days after the return window ended. I reached out to Baratza Support but also appealed to Amazon. Amazon issued a full refund without asking that it be sent back, then Baratza helped diagnose the problem as a broken paddlewheel, and exchanged it for a brand new Encore. Their support is superlative.
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Never mind, I forgot the coupon code
Have you tried adding a shim? Might help
America's Test Kitchen (aka Cook's Country) did multiple blind tests with everyone from regular coffee drinkers to coffee shop owners. None of them could tell burr ground vs blade ground DRIP COFFEE.
Their tests are behind a paywall on their websites the last time I looked, but the videos with the details are available on YouTube.
Burr grinders are more suited for the types of coffee that need a very specific grind size, like French press, Espresso, etc.
I, on the other hand, have a very sensitive palate, but there are so many variables that any one thing can make a coffee taste different.
As it is, I just like to find my grind setting for my old ass hand grinder, get my aeropress, and enjoy.