Manual Coffee Grinder - Adjustable Conical Burr - 6 Grinding Sizes - Stainless Steel and Glass

Firstly I don’t normally write reviews unless I feel compelled to do so.This is my first manual coffee grinder and I am so impressed with it. Upon opening the amazon box I was greeted with a surprisingly large and robust box. The box had a real feel of sturdiness and quality about it. The lid for box is held in place by magnets. On opening the box there is a layer of protective foam, an instructions for use card and thank you business card. I removed the foam and got a first glimpse of the product and instantly felt relieved that my purchase was not a waste of money. The grinder is laid out in a strong protective foam with cutouts for each individual part - that is the top lid with handle, the main grinder body, 2 glass jars and a single screw on lid for the jars. Assembly and use is self explanatory and simple. Screw the jar onto the bottom of the grinder body, pour coffee beans into the top of the grinder body until level with drive shaft for the grinder, place the lid on top of the grinder body, twist the black ring on the centre of the grinder to the desired setting (1-6) and turn the handle! The coffee is collected in the jar attached to the grinder with no mess or loss of coffee. The grind on the coffee appears to be consistent and uniform on all settings. If you fill the top of the grinder with coffee beans it will hold roughly 18g max. On the finest setting (Position 1) that 18g of coffee takes around 70 seconds to grind which I am impressed with although I have nothing to gauge it against. I appreciate this is not a cheap product but you get what you pay for in this world and I am very impressed so far with this product.Pros:- nice heavy grinder body, 2 glass jars, super smooth grinder bearing, easy adjustment of grind, overall quality feel of the product.Cons:- you have to be careful how you hold the grinder as it is easy to alter the adjuster whilst grinding, instructions tell you to brush grinder after use so it would be nice to see a suitable sized brush included with the product, a second lid so you can use both jars for storing ground coffee.Overall I am extremely happy with my purchase and the cons listed above are minor gripes on what is a very good, quality product which hopefully will give me many years of use.

This is a stainless burr grinder which works perfectly for filter coffee. It grinds just the right amount for 1 or 2 cups of coffee very easily and quickly in about 1 minute. There are 2 glass jars so you can grind extra to keep for later in the day. 1 jar has a screw cap. The quality is excellent made to German standards but is probably manufactured in China like most things nowadays.I highly recommend this burr grinder, you can't go wrong as there are no electrics to burn out and having actually used this coffee grinder I can guarantee it works. Some other reviewers say it doesn't grind fine enough for espresso but I'm happy with the results on no. 3 for my filter coffee.Research indicates that burr grinders are better than blades as you get the full flavour extracted from the beans rather than blade cut ones. Additionally, steel burrs are better than ceramic. Steel burr grinders are more expensive but the results are better. I tried a manual ceramic burr grinder which was much cheaper but it took more than five minutes to produce enough for 1 cup of coffee which made my hand hurt and I'm sure the taste wasn't as good although I used the same batch of coffee beans.There is another product exactly the same by another seller on Amazon in black or silver called vevouk. They charge £10 more but it only comes with one jar, no screw on cap and the presentation box is not as nice if you want to give it as a gift. The box doesn't show the brand name like the Silberthal, there's just a card in the box.

Good product easy to use. I would have liked an even finer grind though.

I'm absolutely delighted with this grinder. I'd been using an electric one which has blades, and so it chopped the beans rather than grinding them. I noticed the beans were ground more uniformly, and the coffee definitely tastes better. It's much easier to use, as the ground beans go into the glass jar, which is then easy to tip into my porta-filter.The quality is very good, and was beautifully packaged.

Pretty awesome hand operated coffee mill. I'm so glad I made the right choice with a manual grinder rather then an electronic one, even though the cost of both is roughly the same. I feel with some TLC this'll last longer then something electric, which money well invested, plus I find manual grinding very therapeutic.How I grind coffee is my preference. I treat grinding coffee as if I was tapping a thread, I grind forward, stop, pull back slightly, and slowly push forward again. You stop as soon as you feel you have to force forward, by going back slightly to clear it you'll find going forward a lot easier again, plus by forcing forward you'll greater increase wear and tear and the possibility of breaking it.Go easy, enjoy the experience, and your new coffee mill will last longer then you.

Being the only coffee drinker in the household I find a small grinder ideal for me.

I bought this to replace one of the common manual coffee grinders with the ceramic burrs as a plastic component broke rendering it useless. This Silberthal grinder appears to be much more substantial and better made. All the visible components in the grinding mechanism appear to be stainless steel so this looks like it will last well. It's adjustable, with six settings between large grounds and basically powder which is excellent. So far, with two months of daily use, two grinds per day it is doing well. It comes in a very nice presentation box which would make it a nice gift but as I use mine daily I have no use for the box.

I love everything about this product, it is used daily. Stylish looking quality piece of kit with 6 grind settings.It came beautifully packaged, and would make wonderful gift.It works effortlessly. Quietly and quickly grind your beans while the kettle is boiling.Comes with a booklet listing suggested grind sizes, for various coffee styles or methods.

Materiales resistentes aunque lleva partes de plástico pero esperemos que sea duradero. Nada que ver con otros más económicos.Finalidad correcta, el molido es adecuado y es fácil de ajustar. Aunque he leído que hay gente a los que se le cambia el nivel de molido al moler, si lo sujetas bien no se mueve el nivel.La manivela es de buena calidad y cómoda a la hora de girarlaEl tener dos botes y tapón para guardar el café molido por corto tiempo es una idea acertada. Yo suelo moler para dos veces y lo guardo con el tapón. Y tengo otro bote disponible.Por ahora totalmente recomendable en cuanto a materiales y resultado. Un placer moler y tomar café recién molidoSi hay algún cambio actualizaré la reseña

Moulin à café manuel de haute qualité. Sa taille est réduite donc il n'est pas du tout encombrant. De fait, il est parfait pour moudre du café pour un ou deux expresso mais pas adapté pour une plus grosse quantité ou alors il faudra moudre en plusieurs fois. J'utilise le niveau 1 de mouture pour un expresso, niveau 2 pour une cafetière italienne, c'est parfait. Cela prend un peu de temps pour moudre mais la qualité est au rdv et l'odeur du café fraichement moulu est incroyable.Coffret et ensemble très classes.

A bit heavy, but worth it for the perfect grind and ease of use

Acquisto azzeccato (mi riservo di modificare la descrizione qualora nl tempo non mantenesse le caratteristiche).E' il mio primo macinacaffè manuale, che mi ha fatto scoprire con molta gioia sia il gusto più vero e intenso del caffè macinato al momento sia il "gusto" della ritualità del fare il caffè.Il prodotto si presenta in una bella confezione con chiusura magnetica (!) all'interno della quale i vari componenti sono ben sistemati in un alloggiamento perfettamente tagliato per contenerli in modo che siano separati e ben fermi.una volta assemblato, il meccanismo funziona molto bene, la macinatura avviene in maniera semplice e senza troppo sforzo. Utilizzando una moka Bialetti BRIKKA (che consiglio vivamente) utilizzo la misura 2 (la ghiera del macinacaffè presenta una scala graduata tramite la quale è possibile scegliere il grado di macinatura che si vuole ottenere).Riempiendo fino all'orlo il macinacaffè coi grani, la macinatura richiede un tempo di circa 40''.E' molto comoda la presenza di due barattolini in vetro e soprattutto del coperchio, nel caso avanzasse del caffè non utilizzato.Unica pecca: la mancanza di un pennellino per asportare il caffè macinato che rimane attaccato alla parte inferiore del pezzo che macina...vista la buona qualità del prodotto e l'attenzione ai dettagli del packaging per me andrebbe previsto...spero sia visto come un suggerimento per una futura versione.Venditore ok!Un ultimo consiglio: la confezione è arrivata leggermente danneggiata in un angolo. Prevedete un imballaggio decente perchè altrimenti rovinate tutto quello che ho detto sopra.AGGIORNAMENTO del 12/07/2023:Dopo quasi 2 anni, il macinacaffè funziona ancora come la prima volta (il mio utilizzo è giornaliero, 2 volte al giorno). Noto che hanno aggiunto il pennellino, che avevo consigliato nella mia recensione (😄).Ho provato molti tipi di caffè in granì e acquistato una caffettiera Kamira. Il grado di macinatura che ora vorreii provare (dopo diverse prove anche per la brikka è meglio il livello 1) è inferiore al livello 1 e quindi, seppur molto soddisfatto dell’acquisto e della qualità/durata passo al più tecnico (e costoso) 1ZPresso J-Max S.Ma consiglio ancora a chi volesse iniziare a cimentarsi nella macinatura manuale del caffè, questo oggetto.

Dies ist eine kleine, handliche und robuste Kaffeemühle, die ihren Preis wirklich wert ist! Lange habe ich nach einer manuellen Kaffemühle gesucht und bin schließlich hier fündig geworden. Was unterscheidet diese Kaffeemühle von all den anderen? Nun, für mich war es wichtig, dass die Mühle KEIN Keramik-Mahlwerk, sondern eines aus Edelstahl hat. Wieso? Ganz einfach: Keramik ist nicht so langlebig wie Edelstahl und nutzt sich irgendwann ab. Diesen ganzen Keramik-Trend kann ich ohnehin nicht nachvollziehen.Ein weiterer wichtiger Punkt für mich sind die einzelnen Mahlstufen (von grob bis fein). Ich trinke jeder morgen einen Espresso/Cappuccino aus einer Siebträgermaschine. Dafür brauche ich einen möglichst feinen Mahlgrad. Die fertig gemahlen Espressos aus dem Supermarkt sind immer noch viel zu grob gemahlen, wie ich finde. Daher habe ich nie die gewünschten 9-10 Bar Durchlaufdruck für einen gelungenen Espresso erreicht. Mit dieser Mühle hat es aber letztendlich doch noch geklappt. Sie mahlt auf Stufe 1 nämlich so fein, dass einige Kaffeekörnchen schon wie Staub aussehen und sich auch so zwischen den Fingern anfühlen. Das Mahlgut ist dabei stets gut homogen.Das Mahlen an sich geht super einfach von der Hand und dauert wirklich nicht lange. Für einen 2er Espresso-Sieb brauche ich nur wenige Sekunden. Es dauert wirklich keine Minute!Die richtige Handhabung beim Mahlen sollte jeder für sich selbst herausfinden. Die einen stellen die Mühle auf den Tisch und legen los; die anderen halten sie in die Luft und kurbeln...und ich stütze sie im Stehen (oder auch sitzend) gegen meinen Bauch und drehe dann fleißig meine Kreise. Damit fühle ich mich irgendwie am wohlsten ;-)Richtig gut finde ich es auch, dass an dem Gerät selbst kaum Plastik-Elemente verarbeitet sind. Lediglich der Mahlgrad-Ring besteht aus Kunststoff, und natürlich auch der Deckel für das zweite Gläschen. Aber sonst hat man nur reines Edelstahl und Glas verarbeitet.Für mich ist es gegenwärtig die perfekte Kaffeemühle, da sie im Gegensatz zu vielen elektrischen "Monster"-Mühlen sehr klein ist und überall in der Küche platz findet. Zudem sieht sie richtig edel und schick aus, so dass man sie auch richtig gerne zur Schau stellt ;-)Die einzelnen Mahlstufen sind sehr praktisch und produzieren sehr gute Ergebnisse für alle Arten von Kaffeeliebhabern. Für meinen morgendlichen Espresso aus meiner Siebträgermaschine ist die Stufe 1 die perfekte Wahl. Im Lieferumfang befindet sich noch ein zweites Gläschen (samt Deckel), in dem man schon mal den Kaffee für den nächsten Morgen vorbereiten kann.Eigentlich werfe ich Verpackungen von gekauften Produkten immer weg, da sie Platz weg nehmen und nicht gerade eine Augenweide sind, doch die Verpackung von der Silberthal-Mühle wirkt schon so edel, dass ich es einfach nicht fertig bringe sie in den Müll zu werfen ;-)In der Summe bin ich von dieser Mühle bisher restlos begeistert. Diese Investition hat sich für mich auf jeden Fall sehr gelohnt. Ich kann das Gerät uneingeschränkt weiter empfehlen und vergebe die volle Punktzahl.