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Hario Hand Coffee Grinder Ceramic Slim

¥3,300

Category: Hario

A LIGHTWEIGHT MILL WITH A PUNCHY GRIND

While this neat, Coffee Mill Ceramic Slim grinder is ideal for a barista on the move, it also packs a punchy grind as an everyday mill in the kitchen.

Hario branding is a reliable mark of quality, and this slim hand grinder certainly delivers top-class results. The unit features a simple, ‘twist and click’ grind adjustment along with conical ceramic burrs. This mill is a dream to use, delivering a wide range of coffee grinds which are suitable for everything from French press brewing to a fine, drip cone pour.

The low price tag makes this coffee mill perfect for a barista on a budget!

FEATURES

Long, removable handle for effortless grinding
Removable hopper with lid for easy access
Twist and click grind setting for consistent results
Sprung, conical ceramic burrs for the optimum grind
Transparent flask holds 24 grams of ground coffee
Plastic lid, hopper and flask make the grinder ideal for travel

Details

Materials: Mixed
Burrs: Conical ceramic (sprung)
Grind Setting: Adjustable
Capacity: 24g
Weight: 0.5lbs (around 227g)
Size: W150 (with handle) x D72 x H220 mm
Made in China in Hario's exclusive factory

Nice design and practicable

Very convenient to use, easy to change grind size.
May also be used together with the Hario Smart G Electric Grinder.

Light and good quality

This is so handy so that I can bring it along with me when I travel.

Good entry level grinder

Basic grinder good for coarse grounds for pour over coffee. Not for espresso or fine grinds.

Great grinder

I saw this grinder on one of James Hoffmann's YT video and thought why not give it a try, it's a nice grinder easy to use and carry on, definitely an affordable way to entry to the world of making your own coffee (≧∇≦)b

Easy & consistent Grind

Compact and yet good for 1 to almost 4 cups of coffee. Because it's small, it's easy to clean. Ergonomically, easy grind. The trick to getting the correct configuration is to tighten the mechanism to the limit (turning clockwise) and then count the number of clicks as you turn anti-clockwise - do remember to record it in your brew notebook as you experiment to get the appropriate grind. There is a video on youtube, like a video manual on the use of this grinder - it even show you how to dismantle the mechanism for a full clean. I don't really dismantle the grind to wash it, I just give it a thorough rinse each time after use.