Baratza Vario W+ 230V Coffee Grinder Electric Bean Burr Grinder, Black

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399.95

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Amazon Precision Grinding: The Vario W+ boasts 54mm steel flat burrs milled in Europe for exacting precision, enabling balanced and delicious cups of coffee with remarkable clarity Integrated Scale: Features an integrated scale for weight-based dosing with 0.1g accuracy, ensuring the right amount of coffee every time for various brew methods Adjustable Settings: Offers macro and micro adjustments, subdivided into 22 levels, for pinpoint accuracy, making it easy to find the ideal grind size for any coffee type Customisable Dosing: Program up to three buttons to dispense specific doses with 0.1g accuracy for different brewing methods, from espresso to French press Craftsmanship in Every Grind: At Baratza, we believe the secret to an exceptional cup of coffee begins with the grind. Our burr grinders are meticulously designed for a superior brew, Weight: 11.904962148 pounds, Manufacturer: BRG Appliances

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Precision Grinding: The Vario W+ boasts 54mm steel flat burrs milled in Europe for exacting precision, enabling balanced and delicious cups of coffee with remarkable clarity Integrated Scale: Features an integrated scale for weight-based dosing with 0.1g accuracy, ensuring the right amount of coffee every time for various brew methods Adjustable Settings: Offers macro and micro adjustments, subdivided into 22 levels, for pinpoint accuracy, making it easy to find the ideal grind size for any coffee type Customisable Dosing: Program up to three buttons to dispense specific doses with 0.1g accuracy for different brewing methods, from espresso to French press Craftsmanship in Every Grind: At Baratza, we believe the secret to an exceptional cup of coffee begins with the grind. Our burr grinders are meticulously designed for a superior brew, Weight: 11.904962148 pounds, Manufacturer: BRG Appliances


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Brand Baratza
EAN
  • 0838823000743

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