Commercial café precision in a home-sized package — the Philos delivers near-zero retention, 145 micro-adjustment steps, and espresso so syrupy and sweet it'll make you question every shot you've pulled before. For serious espresso lovers only.
If you're spending $1,000+ on an espresso machine, the Philos is the grinder that finally matches it. WIRED called it responsible for 'some of the most delicate and full-bodied cups of espresso' they've made at home — that's not hyperbole.
“Use the Philos to grind coffee for pretty much any espresso machine. Your cup of coffee will still come out so full-bodied and syrupy you'd swear it was fed by Willy Wonka's chocolate river.”
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“The Philos has made a firm argument for coffee grinders that cost as much as an entry-level ebike, especially if you love light- and medium-roast espresso.”
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“On fine espresso settings, the Philos was significantly more precise than grinders in the $200 to $500 range, with fewer fines and pretty much no coarse boulders.”
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“It's the 'last grinder you'll ever buy'”
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