☕️ Rancilio HSD-ROC-SS Rocky Espresso Coffee Grinder: The Ultimate Grinder with Doser Chamber! Review

Well, pros (which are important), it's a very adjustable and fairly consistent grind, which helps to make great espresso and cappuccino. The downsides are that it's very difficult not to spill and ruin the ground coffee. Also, it often stops grinding because the grains in the hopper somehow stop flowing into the grinding mechanism.

This is the cheapest espresso grinder for extra fine and even grinding. Otherwise you will have to pay through the nose. However, there are a few features worth mentioning. 1) The portafilter holder is almost useless. I took it out and the machine was much easier to use. 2) Cleaning is a bit troublesome. The grinder can definitely be tricky to clean as the coffee disperses inside and I have found using the tip of a kitchen thermometer to be very handy to clean the coffee maker. Otherwise, that…

This grinder produces excellent ground coffee. The grind setting is extremely precise, allowing you to choose the ideal grind for everything from espresso to French press. For espresso I use level 11. I've been using mine for about a year with no problems. The funnel holds enough regular 12 oz. beanbag. I have an extra dosing nozzle. I was hoping that by doing this I could reduce the amount of spilled coffee. It helps with this problem, but with some inconveniences. For example, you have to…

So far it has worked great for the first two months of use. I compared them to the Baratza Vario W, which, according to reviews, has had power issues over time. The only issue I've had with the Rancilio Rocky Doser so far is the grind size setting feature, which isn't a deal breaker. Just make sure when lowering the ground setting that you don't immediately turn on the motor when you meet resistance. If you twist it a few times, it will loosen the soil and return to normal operation. With Rocky