Sage BCG820BSSUK the Smart Grinder Pro Coffee Grinder - Silver

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Personally if I wanted a grinder for various different brew methods, from my experience with the smart grinder pro, I’d definitely go for another one of these if this one gave up. Anyway, love your videos and the fact that you don’t take yourself too seriously in the sometimes snobby world of coffee!It does seem a little pricy, but the quality and performance is so much better than my old (less expensive) one, which broke after 18 months. This Sage coffee grinder ensures that your kitchen will soon be full of the delicious aroma of grinded coffee beans; just what you need to ensure that your day starts off in the best possible way! This is something else that I think is fairly important, most of us are grinding coffee early in the morning, so a grinder that sounds like a Boeing 747 probably isn't the best idea.

We only work with roasters who share the same ethos and ask you to get in touch if for any reason the recycling info isn't clear on a coffee bag. different settings allows you to grind fine enough for espresso or coarse enough for cafetière, perfect for all coffee lovers.The intuitive digital display ensures accuracy and control over each grind cycle, along with five preset grind settings and a dedicated espresso button. You can’t really rely on timing for dosing, you really need scales, and the timing then is just there as a guide. A big selling point of the Sage Smart Grinder Pro is the LCD screen and how intuitive and easy it is to operate and adjust. There have been a few minor issues with certain models and versions of Sage grinders over the years that they have addressed and fixed. It depends on the beans of course, but I often find myself grinding at a setting of 1 and still getting fast flowing, under-extracted shots.

This is one of the best reviews I have seen and has convinced me that my first coffee grinder should be a Sage Smart Grinder Pro. Grab your favourite coffee beans and get grinding with the perfect everyday coffee bean grinder for your home. Once you have your desired dose of coffee you can then alter the grind size depending on how your espresso is pouring.

Their range of smart appliances, which includes kettles, toasters, and blenders, through to their ice cream maker and microwaves, has been exactingly considered to give you perfect results every time, all at the push of a button. It didn't take me too long, however, to realize that this is just because the paddles on the side of the portafilter have to be parallel with the sides of the cradle, and because of where these are on the Gaggia Classic, you just have to put the portafilter in with the handle over to one side. Having said that, generally speaking I’d expect better espresso quality with any decent espresso machine by investing more in a higher level grinder.

Get a free bag of our freshly roasted 2022 Great Taste award winning Colombian Jazz coffee beans when you purchase a Sage grinder. The Sage dose control coffee grinder comes with two removable portafilter holders ranging which accommodates portafilters from 50mm-58mm (pretty much any espresso machine). So if it flows faster than that, I’ll go slightly finer – and if it flows slower than that, I’ll go slightly more course. Choose between 'cups' for French Press or filter and 'shots' for Espresso to get the right dose for the coffee you're brewing.Aside from the functionality of the Sage Smart Grinder Pro what’s really important os what’s under the hood. The obvious difference between the Sage Barista Pro and the Dose Control is the LCD screen or lack thereof. This is to ensure the machine is kept in top notch condition, resulting in less breaks downs and better tasting coffee. I’m not sure the Sette would give you any performance gains of the smart grinder pro for manual brew methods, for the extra cost. This is actually quite complex, and it's a hotly debated subject, but most experts agree that the most important element of coffee grinding is the consistency of particle sizes.