The latest from Rocket Espresso is this: The Gianino.
Similar to the Faustino,
yet boost in more power, larger burrs
And a few other little things I think you will like.
Hi, I`m Pedro from Coffee Parts and we have here the Rocket Gianino.
Now, this is a 390 wats 55mm flat burr grinder
which sits between the Rocket Faustino at 50mm burrs and the Rocket Fausto
which has 65mm burrs.
What makes these burrs different?
is that they're not only 55 mm,
but they are screwless design, which has been patented by Rocket.
Now, the top burr effectively has, although it's 55 mm in the geometry,
the actual burr has almost an in-built carry, that goes wider
On the outside you've got three divots where the screw
from the top plate he go through and that holds the burr from moving
and then the vertical height
is pushed down from the rubber on the top of the burr carrying.
The Botton Burr has a very different internal diameter,
which means that you're getting a lot more surface area and the geometry really
is changing things compared to standard 55mm burr with the three wholes
going through the middle and that makes it quite unique.
And when it comes to grinding coffee,
you really do notice a difference in uniformity and consistency,
especially compared to other 55 mm burr grinders.
And that changes the game for this grinder.
When it comes to using and dialing in this grinder, it really is easy.
So to dial in the grinder,
you got a stepless micro metric design and it's done by turning the knob here.
Now this knob is a really nice bit of aluminum typical in Rocket fashion.
It really is finished compared to, say, the Eureka with the little plastic knob.
When it comes to dialing in the time on the screen,
you got three times. Single, double and triple.
But you can really dial in to whatever time you want.
I like running the single for a single basket,
the double for double basket, which is what I actually used.
And on the triple I normally run as a purge button.
So the lowest amount of time you can set this grinder up for is half a second
because the grinder has very low retention about 0.2 of a gram exchange.
What I normally do
Is set-up the triple for half a second
working a triple, grind it out.
So you got half a second, get rid of that coffee.
And now when I do
my shot, I'm running the freshest grind possible makes it really easy.
And talking about the portafilter to support
it does hold the portafilter in place for hands free operation.
Now, one thing I didn't mention, obviously, is turning on this grinder.
Every grinder has an on off switch.
One thing that's really cool is he didn't switch under the grinder.
So it really does allow for that beautiful, seamless look.
And something that I mentioned in most videos and it's probably more of a
mating is a power cord, it comes out of the bottom.
So if you did have a kitchen where you drew the whole through the bench
can really make it a seamless design.
Or if you have this grinder on one side or the other of the machine,
you can make it come out underneath and then go under your machine
in whatever way you want it. And it really does
allow for a minimalistic, beautiful design on the bench.
So obvious question design aside, what's the coffee like.
Lets grind out a double shot and find out
locking in, pressing double
and grinding,
even visually, the grind is very consistent.
You're not seeing clumpy.
You really are seeing a nice grind, even from a visual perspective,
moment of truth.
The espresso is nice, full bodied and textured with nice clarity.
Now bear in mind different coffee machines will result slightly differently.
This is a vibrating pump machine.
If it's been a road, you'll be a little bit nicer.
But it's what I expect.
I'm actually really happy with this coffee.
In reality though, if you comparing this grinder just on specs,
it sits on the more premium end of the market.
So if you're comparing a 55mm flat bur grinder on the main grinder
where this grinder is a little bit different is on that patented
Design of that screw less burrs that really nice. And Rocket
being a Rocket it's got that timeless is a really beautiful build
so where do I see this grinder I see these for
those are really have a Rocket coffee machine said a Giotto, Mozafiatto
R991
They are really beautiful design and still one beautiful coffee grind
but the design matters the look and feel the build quality matters.
So I see this in homes with beautiful coffee setups
and one thing we've noticed at our warehouse now, we sell equipment both home
and commercial.
We're relaying noticing that the more beautiful, more premium,
more well built and put together equipment with beautiful brand stories
Starts to sell value for money spec sheet.
So people aren't comparing on specs anymore.
They're actually comparing on overall design and philosophy.
And for me personally, I love that because I really love beautiful things.
So my question to you is
where this value for money and design come into play for you?
Do you prefer value for money?
And still the results, but you're looking more at the value of
how that grind works and how much it costs.
Or do you look at everything for a more holistic
you really like beautiful, timeless design.
Let me know timeless design or value for money in the comments below.
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