Baratza's Virtuoso+ is the Hermes of grinders.
The full name is Virtuoso+ Conical Burr Coffee Grinder with Digital Timer Display.
Baratza specializes in grinders, and it offers various models starting at $149.95.
If you wanna go crazy over the top, consider Baratza's Forté BG which retails for $899.95.
I love drinking coffee, but I'm not a coffee connoisseur, so I figured the Virtuoso+ was perfect. And it seemed like the most popular choice among other customers.
The base of the grinder where the motor is is the heaviest part, and the rest is just plastic.
I don't mind that because it's going to be housing whole beans temporarily anyway.
This base has all the important components - a conical burr, timer, burr dial, and a container where the freshly ground coffee drops to.
Virtuoso+ is equipped with an integrated timer to grind the perfect dose, every time, so you get just the right amount of coffee without wasting your precious beans.
You can set the timer to the tenth of a second with the Virtuoso+.
Also, Virtuoso+'s precision M2 burr allows you to dial in your grind to the desired coarseness.
The conical steel burr is precision-milled in Europe, and it grinds beans exactly how you want them.
This grinder makes all the difference!
Using the coffee ground from the Virtuoso+, I now make kickass coffee.
To upgrade my coffee game even more, I'm considering purchasing a better coffee machine. And I'll write a separate post if I end up buying one because I'm currently eyeing something, haha.
If you're looking to up your coffee game, consider switching your coffee grinder.
I was skeptical at first too, but it makes a world of difference.
Baratza's Virtuoso+ is the Hermes of grinders.
The full name is Virtuoso+ Conical Burr Coffee Grinder with Digital Timer Display.
Baratza specializes in grinders, and it offers various models starting at $149.95.
If you wanna go crazy over the top, consider Baratza's Forté BG which retails for $899.95.
I love drinking coffee, but I'm not a coffee connoisseur, so I figured the Virtuoso+ was perfect. And it seemed like the most popular choice among other customers.
The base of the grinder where the motor is is the heaviest part, and the rest is just plastic.
I don't mind that because it's going to be housing whole beans temporarily anyway.
This base has all the important components - a conical burr, timer, burr dial, and a container where the freshly ground coffee drops to.
Virtuoso+ is equipped with an integrated timer to grind the perfect dose, every time, so you get just the right amount of coffee without wasting your precious beans.
You can set the timer to the tenth of a second with the Virtuoso+.
Also, Virtuoso+'s precision M2 burr allows you to dial in your grind to the desired coarseness.
The conical steel burr is precision-milled in Europe, and it grinds beans exactly how you want them.
This grinder makes all the difference!
Using the coffee ground from the Virtuoso+, I now make kickass coffee.
To upgrade my coffee game even more, I'm considering purchasing a better coffee machine. And I'll write a separate post if I end up buying one because I'm currently eyeing something, haha.
If you're looking to up your coffee game, consider switching your coffee grinder.
I was skeptical at first too, but it makes a world of difference.