Sage BCG820BSSUK the Smart Grinder Pro Coffee Grinder - Silver

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With so many intuitive grind settings to choose from, you can create perfection from Espresso to French Press. At the moment I use pre-ground coffee from a local roasting company, of course in 3 different courses. My journey down this route started when I had ground some beans in a blade grinder and the EC685 choked. I think the one we have was even more expensive by the time we bought it 🙂 thanks for the effort of writing this review. The other far more annoying is that the timer runs down to zero and continues from the top again and the buttons don’t work.

If you're doing this, you may as well leave them in the bag and just leave the bag open, as the hopper (any hopper, not just the hopper on the Sage grinders) doesn't protect against the environment. I’m not likely to grind for espresso as I much prefer having one out in a cafe, and tend to make mokapot most of the time in the mornings (I like strong coffee lol).

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It ticked all of the boxes for me, in theory, and given that I was wanting to grind for a wide range of different brew methods, espresso included, I couldn't see many other options without upping the budget by quite a bit. I’ve been using the Sage Dose Control Pro for a few months and I’m usually quite happy, using it daily for espressos with my Lelit Mara X. You can’t really rely on timing for dosing, you really need scales, and the timing then is just there as a guide. Thank you for your in depth experience of using the Sage grinder, your candour is very much appreciated. PS I’m using a Dedica with the bottomless portafilter you recommended and am pleased with the results: thank you for that tip.It's plenty quick enough for me, when I was using it as my daily driver for manual brew (mainly Aeropress) and for espresso, I never had an issue with grinding speed. 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. Here at Clumsy Goat Coffee, we have worked with Sage for many years and we are proud to sell their machines and grinders.

If an instruction booklet isn’t your thing, we’ve partnered with BILT® Intelligent Instructions for a seamless and interactive product setup. You will also find that making the coffee grind finer will decrease the weight and volume of your coffee grounds. The Sage Smart Grinder™ Pro comes in sleek stainless steel, boasts a high-performing DC motor that provides 60 distinctive adjustments for all types of coffee, from espresso to drip coffee, and more. The obvious difference between the Sage Barista Pro and the Dose Control is the LCD screen or lack thereof.I'd ruled out blade grinders, my coffee knowledge definitely wasn't what it is now, but I knew enough by that point to know that while blade grinders are better than nothing, it was a burr grinder I needed. As coffee beans begin to let off their aromas as soon as they are ground, grinding your own beans ensures the freshest possible coffee in the comfort of your own kitchen. Looking at all the dials and buttons on the SGP I must admit did set the alarm bells going, to begin with, but I soon discovered how simple it is.

They are quick to get back to you and are really friendly :) I definitely recommend if you'd like to get some good quality coffee delivered at your doorstep. GRIND SETTINGS With so many intuitive grind settings to choose from, you can create perfection from Espresso to French Press. This is the real minimum you need to start making espresso at home, but this great grinder will have you covered for making specialty coffee from espresso all the way to cold brew and everything in-between. different settings allows you to grind fine enough for espresso or coarse enough for cafetière, perfect for all coffee lovers.

Our electric coffee grinder models with stainless steel conical burr grinding mechanism is are designed to minimise grind heat and protect essential oils where fresh coffee flavour resides. It goes even further than this, especially for espresso, for example, you may find that you need to change your grind size when you come back to the machine a bit later in the day, just because of the change in humidity!