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Baratza Virtuoso+

Pour-over and drip brewers wanting a step up

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Overview

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Illustration of Baratza Virtuoso+
Best forPour-over and drip brewers wanting a step up
Price band$200–$500 (prices change often; check the current price on Amazon)

40mm conical burrs; 40 grind settings; digital timer; metal accents

A long-running mid-range grinder for filter coffee, known for consistent grinds and easy maintenance.

Pros

  • Consistent for filter brewing
  • Easy to clean and repair

Cons

  • None noted
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