Fiorenzato Pietro 58mm Flat Burr Hand Grinder | Reviews

Pietro is not just a manual coffee grinder, it is a style that gives coffee lovers maximum freedom of expression.
The result of a research process that combines passion, design and technology at your service.
• Designed for outstanding ergonomics: the retractable lever is the link between our work and your passion.
• The top cap and the coffee container are both equipped with an airtight seal to maintain all the flavours.
• Pietro is built with premium and solid materials: all parts in contact with coffee are made of food-grade material.
• Anti-Slipping base to make your grinding experience easy and more effective.
• 58mm Multipurpose or Pro Brewing vertical flat burrs
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[@russianwolfhound1]

Thanks for taking the time to put together the review on this interesting Pietro grinder. Just a couple of points to consider for future reviews :
1) It would have been quite useful to prospective customers if you had timed how long it took to grind the 20 grams. You repeatedly said that it took "quite a while." That can mean a lot of different things to different people.
2) A head to head timed comparison with a well known hand grinder would give people a helpful frame of reference.
3) It would have been useful if you had put the grounds on a white sheet of paper, done a close-up with the camera, and then commented on the consistency of the grind. Again, a head to head comparison with a couple of different hand grinders would have been of use to consumers.
Cheers

[@choppersplace]

Thanks .. very interesting. But how long did it take you to grind the beans? Why didn't you mention the time as that is a key selling component...was this a sponsored review or something?

[@renewimbauer2546]

Can you read my mind? I'm exactely searching for a comparison between Pietro, Ode V2 and Sculptor. Can't wait to see which one performs best in filter brewing.

[@chahahc]

Now this is an interesting one.

[@trojanhman8136]

That crank handle looks like it comes down too close to the desktop, trapping fingers; and being on the side introduces instability. It needs a larger base to oppose this lateral force but also because I can see some rotational instability. It's frustrating. It has taken considerable time and money obviously to get to this stage.

[@scider2]

Asked the manufacturer and they said a base is on its way!

[@strongjrs]

It looks like these burrs are the “pro brew” burrs (not the “multipurpose” ones) based on the geometry of 4 deep grooves/ cuts instead of 8.
The Alternative Brewing channel was also given what they thought were “multipurpose” brew burrs but were in fact the “pro brew” ones.

[@JRM0014]

Great video and awesome product!

[@evandwalsh]

thanks for the video! would love to see some clearer info on time both in grinding and the length of your shot. a refractometer would be nice to see how the extraction went too? glossing over adjusting the grinder and how the experience is made the whole video feel more like an infomercial rather than a review.

[@KristianMortensen]

So its kind of like the ROK GC grinder in size, handeling and grind time?

[@waveman1500]

Based on price, as a home grinder I'd be comparing it against the Eureka Mignon Specialita.
For someone who might have a small kitchen and is usually making only one coffee at a time, the manual grinder would save some space and the added time to grind is not a big deal.
I use a Hario hand grinder probably 50% of mornings, but only for french press. I switch the kettle on, start grinding and I am finished before the water boils.

[@Raditram]

I would reckon the flavour out of these would be wayy better than those of Eureka's for filter

[@kukkurovaca]

What is the benefit of airtight seals on a hand grinder? Is the hopper so big that you would realistically be leaving beans in there and grinding on demand?

[@skyrace730]

interesting uniformity of grinding! And a lot of dust.? I love Turk cezve in the range of 300-400 microns / in this case, how much will it be below 200 microns?

[@cliffcox7643]

Which Burrset for AeroPress?

[@level3ninja125]

The Lyn Weber EG-2 hey? Looks like a WW HG-2

[@carstenjunge1327]

The price point seems to be just short of 400 € depending on burr choice. I would see this against the Fellow Ode 2, which I believe is at a similar price point. The Timemore Sculpture is more expensive and the hopper is too small for filter brews.

[@eugenekong473]

This looks stupid… I want one

[@praetor47]

soo? how is it for filter? how does it compare with a let's say Comandante? lots of ground to cover for this to be a "review". more of an infomercial...