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he roasts at the light end of medium. I’ve loved every coffee I’ve gotten from him. I’d say it’s perfect for the chemex. My decent espresso machine is a good match in size for the niche. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

he may get another bag of the yemen.

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This is a picture I took in the dark at a quarry last night. 10 second exposure on my iPhone 11 Pro

I'm thankful I have comcast business these days, but I also haven't done much streaming, just lots of working

the niche zero is the answer you seek

Lentil curry

If he’s still got it it was the first one listed. meanwhile IMG_0579.mov

yup, first one. It's $8 for up to 4 bottles...that's what I ordered. The Kenyan is fucking fantastic too. I've had 6 lbs of that.

https://www.levercraft.com/decent-espresso-club This is a small coffee shop in Austin that is roasting far better coffee than I can. He’s hurting right now because he just bought a lot of really expensive Yemeni coffee. If you have it in your budget it’s a cup of a lifetime and would help a small shop survive the trump plague.

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so I have to say I absolutely love the niche at this point. It's a very well thought out grinder, especially for espresso.

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95% of my use is for espresso, or "allongée" espresso. I'll probably keep another grinder for drip and French press. But this will let me put my commercial grinder into storage, it's too big and annoying for home use.

my niche should be here within the week

espresso is way more important than audio.

https://www.home-barista.com/reviews/niche-zero-grinder-review-t57516.html

I took the hopper off my current grinder (a commercial Wega K10), and do individual dosing. This lets me store the beans in a valve bag, so they stay fresh longer. I'm probably going to pull the trigger on the niche zero in the next week or so. I currently weigh the beans in and the grinds out. I'm looking forward to skipping the "grinds out" step when I get the Niche.

$650

https://www.nichecoffee.co.uk Here's the head-case solution to needing a grinder that doesn't take up much space. It's my next coffee purchase.

ground coffee starts losing flavor in about 10 minutes. You won’t see an advantage to switching to pour over if you also switch to pre-ground coffee.

without a good grinder, you're better off staying with the french press method

I'd bet the superluxes were made by Beyerdynamic