If you’re new to the world of espresso, the niche zero probably seems expensive. But in the realm of prosumer grinders, it’s a fantastic bargain First of all, there are high-quality burrs, which are usually found on models twice the price. Is niche zero good for Pour over? For the first few shot, it works … Read more
Most grinders that claim to do it all, from French Press coffee to espresso, end up doing nothing very well. The Niche is the rare exception It’s an-espresso-focused grinder that can also make a perfect pour over, and it’s easy to switch between the two. Can the niche grind pour over? For the first few … Read more
Thinking back over many years of selling and servicing equipment of all types, I estimated $1,200 to $1,800 One of the most amazing features of the niche grinder is that I was wrong. Crowdfunding supporters were able to get the Niche Zero on Indiegogo for $625! How much does the niche grinder cost? The Niche … Read more
For the first few shot, it works great for espresso (set to 20-25). Tried a few times for V60 at setting 50/~60/~70 and it produce too much fine grinds, and the V60 draw down finish very slowly for last 10g. 3) buy a separate grinder, such as C40, or fellow ODE. Can you use niche … Read more
Value. The niche zero is clearly one of the most expensive grinders you can buy for at home use, but the quality of the product helps to justify that cost and makes it a good value even at that high price point Is niche grinder good? Value for Money – 4.5/5. If you’re new to … Read more