We're offering this Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2 by itself for only $559.20 which is a wild 20% off the RRP of $699.
Grinding fresh coffee right before you brew it with a high quality burr grinder can be a truly wonderful experience and is in a flavour league of it's own compared to using pre-ground coffee. We're over the moon to have found a solution for you to enjoy the wonderful experience of grinding your own delicious coffee without seriously breaking the bank or needing a PHD and a lab coat to make a world class coffee; drum role please...introducing the Fellow Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2. Bang for buck, this grinder is wonderful value and I'd still say that if it was 10 times the price, it really is such a quality and versatile unit for filter coffee making.
The quality of your coffee grinder has the single greatest impact on the quality of your extraction and that flavour of your coffee. Of course, you still need high quality coffee beans to set you up for success, but thereafter if your grinder isn't up to scratch you're fighting a losing battle. I frequently get asked about how I make coffee for myself. I use different grinders for different types of coffee (one for filter and a different one for espresso). Every single morning to kick off my day I make a fresh Pour Over coffee using the Fellow Brew Grinder Gen 2.
Here's the tech info about this spectacular coffee grinder:
- New with a 12 month warranty
- Dimensions: 239mm (L) x 105mm (W) x 248.3mm (H)
- Weight: 4.6kg
- Grind Capacity: 100g, beans should be weighed/measure before grinding, grinder is intended for single dose grinding
- Cord Length: 1m
- Power: Single On/Off button with auto off function, essentially a short white after the Ode detects it's ground all the beans in the hopper it will turn itself off
- Burr Size: 64mm
- Burr Material: Stainless Steel
- Body Material: Aluminium
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Base/Load Bin Material: Plastic
- Capabilities: Suits a wide spectrum of Filter style brewing methods, does not suit Espresso Style coffee making methods
Another thing I do in the morning's to both maximise my coffee's flavour enjoyment resulting in virtually zero ground retention in the chute and significantly minimising any mess caused by lose coffee grounds sticking to things as a result of statis electricity is to spray the beans with a light mist of water using an atomizer, you're able to add an atomiser via the variants options here for only $25.