Timemore Chestnut G1 silver with wooden magazine

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Timemore Chestnut G1 silver with wooden magazine

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Ahand grinder with a wooden tray that reliably combines plastic and metal into a beautiful design product that even won the world-famous The RedDot Award 2017. The grinder perfectly prepares coffee on an AeroPress, dripper or French press. More

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214,40 € incl. VAT

Product code: 4210 Shipping options

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Hand grinder with wooden tray

✓ Combination of aluminium, wood and plastic
✓ 2 bearings inside so that the grinding stones rub together regularly and with minimum deviation
✓ Grinding stones made of stainless steel (G1)
✓ excellent consistency even with light roasted coffees.
✓ suitable for coffee preparation with AeroPress, dripper or French press

How was the silver-wood Chestnut G1 born?

Since October 2015, the Timemore team has been working hard, focusing on every detail and not forgetting the original design. This is how the unique Timemore Chestnut G1 hand grinder was created. The G1 coffee grinder combines a round mechanism with an outer square outline to create a unique design. The precision workmanship ensures a pleasant feel and comfortable handling. As a result, the G1 has become Timemore's best-selling product.

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Colour
Material	Wood, Aluminium, Plastic
Material of grinding stones	Steel
Shape of grinding stones	Conical
Height (cm)	17
Width (cm)	6

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