Wake Up and Coffee
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I have a Barazta that I like, a conical electric burr grinder, but it has stainless and not ceramic burrs.
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Okay gents, on the RMC mugs, from the Coffee thread…....
So I picked up a Real McCoy's mug, it's nice/good, but it's not The Real McCoy in this case. Comparing against a Four Barrel (SF Coffee ~3 blocks from SelfEdge - Kiya's Fav
) the construction is totally different. The Four Barrel mug is the style of mug I got in most good coffee shops state-side, even some good diners.
A quick Rakuten search and I found the Navy version for $25
21 USD
http://item.rakuten.co.jp/vintage/mn8002/You're right, my bad, bit more than $10, my dodgy memory
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He's right though
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I tried out my new Hario hand grinder (with Chemex) today.
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Steffen always takes it up a notch
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Day 2 of 2015 with a cold: nonplussed.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
That's a great mug. wait for it…. the cup is nice too.
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Which hand grinders have all ya'll picked up in the last 6-9 months or so? Do Knock's Hausgrind get up? Is Lido 2 all the rage? Did something smash them both up? Always filter beans, of course.
I'm averaging a hand grinder every 1.5 years, with a RRP of between $30-60, so if it's $200-300 it's going to have to last at least a few years and or be more consistent with the grind….
Purchased the Lido 2 today after reading MANY reviews on the extremely bad customer service by Knock. A lot of people are having to start paypal disputes to get a reply to their e-mail, and often then it's still hit or miss if it'll ship or a refund.
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Lido looks nice. Might get one of those if mine ever stops working.
Just came across this beauty. V60 in Copper. Kettle is nice too but I use an electric one. Def need to get one.
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I'll let you know how it goes and compare against the Hario I've got at the mo. I figured $300AUD isn't too much to spend on something I'll used daily considering I drop more than that on clothing I wear once a week.
Love those copper V60's.
Does anyone here do the Wave? Not that I'm looking @ changing methods for at least another year, however, haven't heard of 'real' people using it..
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I just use a Porlex hand grinder, but to be honest, every couple of weeks when I "re-up" I tend to ask them to just grind the beans for me :S
Tempted by a Baratza but I drink more in work so the having the ground done by the supplier is a lot easier… Maybe if I ever work from home I'd get one.
