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I can vouch for pantherish

https://www.lonelyplanet.com/articles/coffee-travel-companion Some nice words about IASH in this article which is only on bloody Lonely Planet

We're moving back to a Mythos for the shop so selling our Anfim SPII. It's the white version as shown in the attached pics. I'd estimate it's had 600 kilos through it but it's been well looked after. Absolute tank of a grinder. 75mm Ti coated burrs, super fine stepless adjustment. Looking for £1100 posted. We're not VAT registered so can't do a VAT invoice. Warts and all review here: https://allstartedhere.wordpress.com/2018/09/10/grinders/ - came out pretty good.

I get quite a lot of stuff from them, they aren't bad guys - from the later response you've screengrabbed it seems like they said they were SSP without really knowing or understanding what SSP meant which is poor, and I think reasonable grounds for you to return them. If you're still in communication, maybe email and explain what SSP burrs are and you wanted them specifically - they said they were SSP when they aren't, so you'd like to return them?

Cartwheel said they think the maceration process makes the structure of the bean more porous which leads to the oil spots

EK43S

Easy.

We use a Marco Mix, set to 97, 85 and 70. No complaints after two years, but my friend had one in their cafe which broke fairly soon after purchase. The capacity is pretty small so maybe not one to go for if you're expecting to do crazy volumes, but we've never maxed it out.

In my house I have a Best Taste X plumbed in, which goes to the coffee machine and also to a tap I use for water for filter. We also use them in the shop just now for both batch brew and the espresso machine. It doesn't add anything back, but helps to get rid of some impurities. I think our coffee in the shop is generally pretty decent. There's a new filter on the scene, the Best Soft, which apparently gives better balance and also a little scale protection but it's 3x the price of the Best Taste so the decision on whether to switch to them is pretty tough. The Best Max (I think) whi

I filter mine through a worn sock

Go right towards city centre, right at Seaward St then along Scotland St, right at Shields Road, left at St Andrews Road, up Darnley St, left at Minard Road and then right onto Deanston I reckon you're maybe 5-8 minutes.

The shop turned two recently (although IASH is four) so we had a wee party last night. A rare sighting of the full IASH team in one place

They went on the facebook group earlier, sorry. I have 250g bags of the Kenyan though if you want one? Could do it for £10 posted.

Got these left over from last week, about 180g of the Colombia and 200g of the Kenya. £10 posted for both.

If you're doing different brew methods I think the EK takes some beating, but the espresso it makes isn't your typical espresso so you need to make a judgment on that. We're Mahlkonig dealers so if you do decide to go EK gimme a shout.