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Product Dimensions 6.3"L x 4.7"W x 13.8"H
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Wattage
220 watts
Capacity
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  • SPECIALTY COFFEE ASSOCIATION AWARD WINNING GRINDERS - Baratza grinders are preferred by coffee professionals and backed by Baratza’s world class support.
  • GO-TO ENTRY LEVEL GRINDER - Baratza’s best-selling grinder, with its small footprint, is THE choice for brewing coffee at home. Available in White or Black.
  • USER FRIENDLY - A convenient, front-mounted pulse button, plus a simple ON/OFF switch make it easy to grind fresh coffee.
  • 40 GRIND SETTINGS - Engineered with 40mm commercial-grade conical burrs that help you explore the extensive range of brew methods (espresso, Aeropress, Hario V60, Chemex, French Press, and automatic brewers).
  • WARRANTY/QUALITY PARTS - Hardened alloy steel burrs manufactured in Liechtenstein, Europe, plus a powerful DC motor. This combination creates a consistent grind and durability to ensure the longevity users have come to expect from the Baratza brand. The Encore is backed by Baratza’s world class support and a 1 year warranty. 2020 Update has exact same trusted functionality with a sleek new exterior.

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Product Description

Encore

Recommended by coffee experts as THE go-to entry level grinder for brewing coffee at home.

encore

Entry-Level All-purpose

This tried and true grinder has been on the market since 2012 and is our most widely used grinder. Its grind consistency and reliability make it a great little workhorse for your home espresso, drip or French Press coffee setup.

encore

Entry-Level All-purpose

Pulse

Easy, Intuitive control.

settings 40

40 steps of grind adjustment

small mighty

Small but Mighty Grinder.

Burr, Grinder, Baratza

Don’t Dump it, Fix it!

Most small, consumer appliances are designed to wear out, or stop being useful in a very short time. These appliances are difficult and expensive to repair, so consumers are trained to dump and replace which has big environmental implications.

In contrast, we’ve purposefully designed Baratza grinders to be maintained like commercial grinders and maximize their value. With regular cleaning, maintenance, repair, and even rebuilds our grinders can give an excellent, accurate grind for many years.

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4.3 out of 5 stars
4.3 out of 5
15,147 global ratings

Customers say

Customers have mixed opinions about the ease of assembly, value, performance, noise, ease of cleaning, and quality of the electric food mill grinder.

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2,731 customers mention1,911 positive820 negative

Customers are mixed about the quality of the electric food mill grinder. Some mention it is a serious grinder and delivers very even grinds, while others say it clogged to the point that it wouldn't grind anymore. The new burrs got the grind time down and the new baffle design seals way better than the previous design. However, some say it doesn't perform as well as the Preciso or other high-end grinders, makes a little mess with loose grinds and is inferior in functional design. Overall, the product is better than cheaper options.

"...When you remove the cup, there's no dust, no grinds falling out anywhere, and NO STATIC. As Biden would say, "No Joke"...." Read more

"...high-quality materials used in its construction ensure longevity and durability, making it a reliable companion for your coffee journey for years to..." Read more

"...This grinder is great for that! It’s quality enough to get a professional level grind and a gourmet cup of coffee any time of day multiple times a..." Read more

"...2. Does it leave grinds everywhere? Yes, it does leave traces of grinds in the holder and along the lip of the ground coffee bin. Is it a big deal?..." Read more

1,371 customers mention796 positive575 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the performance of the electric food mill grinder. Some mention that it works well enough, with a slower grind than their former cheaper Bodum Bistro, while others say that it is far more flimsy and less useful than they would like, and that it didn't even last a year before dying. The paddles break easily, and the hopper is plastic, making it susceptible to cracking if dropped. The floppy gasket that goes between the mouth of the grinder and the mouth is also a source of frustration for some customers.

"...apparently what makes Barasta grinders so popular is that all their parts are serviceable. They are supposed to be very easy to clean and maintain...." Read more

"...The small cone brush (value 5 cents) provided by Baritza is completely useless...." Read more

"...I highly recommend it for its performance, simplicity (sometimes simple is better) and the customer support the Baratza team provided.***..." Read more

"...After it's all together, it works great...." Read more

1,042 customers mention420 positive622 negative

Customers are mixed about the noise of the electric food mill grinder. Some mention that it isn't quiet, but not loud enough that they would think twice about it, while others say that it's a bit loud and can get grounds everywhere. They also mention that the Baratza is larger, noisier, and about 30% more costly than the product.

"...So, to address the most common questions...1. Is it noisy? Yeah, somewhat, but I'm used to it...." Read more

"...The Baratza Encore operates quite quietly, allowing you to enjoy a peaceful brewing experience...." Read more

"...Next, I gave it 3 stars for noise level. While it generates a fair amount of noise, show me a coffee grinder that's whisper-quiet...." Read more

"...It’s quiet enough to run in the morning to start your day, it’s consistent in grind size, and it’s easy to keep clean and take care of...." Read more

814 customers mention547 positive267 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of assembly of the electric food mill grinder. Some mention that it's a very easy, reliable cup of joe and works best with a, while others say that it was difficult, frustratingly involved, and a total nightmare to use.

"...3. Is it difficult to clean? Not that I can see. The burr grinder is very easy to remove. There is an included brush for cleaning...." Read more

"...This unit fits the bill. It was mostly easy to assemble. The hopper gasket is a real finicky part to install...." Read more

"...However, cleaning the Baritza Encore is a total nightmare. Brushing out the grind chamber and the ejection chute can be difficult...." Read more

"...With its precise grinding capabilities, user-friendly features, and durable build quality, it consistently delivers exceptional results...." Read more

750 customers mention314 positive436 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of cleaning. Some mention that the product is excellent, cleans easy, and the container is less messy. However, others say that the grinding noise and the difficulty in cleaning. They also mention that they tend to leave a lot of gunky residues, it does get messy in the shelf, and that the chute is clumsy to access and clean.

"...They tend to leave a lot of gunky residues. If I want flavored coffee, I buy it already ground.4. Is the power cord too thick?..." Read more

"...Regular maintenance is a breeze, and Baratza provides excellent customer support for any troubleshooting or replacement parts you may need...." Read more

"...top of the hopper coming off during grinding; the noise; and difficulty in cleaning. All unfounded, in my opinion. Baloney!..." Read more

"...day, it’s consistent in grind size, and it’s easy to keep clean and take care of. Plus with everything being replaceable, it’ll last a lifetime...." Read more

634 customers mention427 positive207 negative

Customers are mixed about the value of the electric food mill grinder. Some mention that it's worth every penny, while others say that it is cheap in inexplicable places. The lid to the hopper doesn't fit either, and after two years it'd just be not worth it.

"...Summary: fantastic grinder for an excellent price makes this a best buy in my book and I highly recommend it to anyone who is a serious coffee..." Read more

"...Baratza sells almost part for it, and at reasonable prices...." Read more

"...a 5-cent part when bought in bulk - that is far more flimsy and less useful than I would have expected given the price of this unit...." Read more

"...It's well worth the money and should last for years, considering it's one of the few grinders with replacement parts available on the Baritza website." Read more

My first Baratza!
5 Stars
My first Baratza!
This was a step-down purchase for me. For the past 10 or more years I have owned a Rancilio Rocky grinder which costs about 3x more than the Baratza Encore. And in hindsight, it was a stupidly expensive purchase as I never made Expresso or specialty coffees. I just wanted one of the best grinders and at the time I had the financial means to splurge.Now that I am retired, I am a lot more conservative with my spending. That expensive Rancilio grinder finally died and it was time to look for a replacement. The idea here was to find the best bang-for-the-buckgrinder at a price point of under $200. I spent days doing research and found that Barista Encore was constantly rated as the best in class for what I wanted to spend. I placed my order on Amazon and then spent time watching setup videos on YouTube.I had a bit of a rough start. When I unpacked my brand-new Encore I was shocked to find that the gasket included looked nothing like the one I had seen in countless videos and setup guides. Even the included instruction book showed a completely different gasket than the one I received. I panicked. I thought that Baratza made a manufacturing mistake. I placed a phone call to customer service and found that their phones were shut down due to overwhelming demand. So, I fired off an email thinking it would be days before I got a response. Within 15 minutes, a customer service representative emailed me back saying that the company had recently updated their gasket for this model and was unable to include new documentation for it in recent shipments.So, let me just stop here and say that I was extremely impressed by the customer service response. When they were overwhelmed on the phones, they at least had someone watching email inquiries and making certain responses went out within minutes of being contacted.So, let me start with the gasket. For me, after watching all the setup videos, it was the one aspect of putting this Encore together that I was concerned about. The old gasket was cumbersome to align. It was a very smart thing for Barasta to upgrade the gasket. Now, it's considerably smaller, and you can simply plop it into the burr grinder without any difficulty. There are new videos online explaining how to do it, but I can save you time by saying you need to insert the thick end of the gasket into the grinder before installing the hopper.So, to address the most common questions...1. Is it noisy? Yeah, somewhat, but I'm used to it. It's less noisy than the industrial Rancilio Rocky it replaced. And, I can't fathom any coffee grinder that is not going to make a considerable amount of noise.2. Does it leave grinds everywhere? Yes, it does leave traces of grinds in the holder and along the lip of the ground coffee bin. Is it a big deal? No. It's the nature of these grinders. I have a small handheld vacuum to deal with it. A cheap coffee brush is another way to take care of the cleanup. It's minor, to say the least.There is a great accessory you can buy on Amazon for under $14 that will eliminate trace grounds. Look for AIEVE Upgrade Single Dose Hopper. It's a must-buy accessory for your Encore.3. Is it difficult to clean? Not that I can see. The burr grinder is very easy to remove. There is an included brush for cleaning. Every few months I am going to throw in some cleaning tabs and grind it through. I also don't recommend using this grinder for flavored or shiny beans. They tend to leave a lot of gunky residues. If I want flavored coffee, I buy it already ground.4. Is the power cord too thick? I only bring this question up as it's one of those things I read complaints about in review after review. No, it's not. It's the same as my Rancilio Rocky which is considerably thicker than what you would find on a toaster or electric can opener, which is to be expected.5. Is the build quality cheap? While there is a lot more plastic here than I would want to see, from the online videos I have watched, experts believe that the Encore is made of solid materials and built to last for many years. In fact, if you go through a pound of coffee a week, and clean as recommended, the estimated life of this device is 10 years before you need to start replacing anything.From the research I have done, apparently what makes Barasta grinders so popular is that all their parts are serviceable. They are supposed to be very easy to clean and maintain. The company has a library of diagrams that help you navigate their machines.My first grind and cup of coffee were memorable.With some research, I found the perfect grind setting for my Technivorm Moccamaster. That coffee maker requires a more coarse grind so I set my Encore at "20" and poured my beans into the hopper. It is suggested to have the hopper running when you pour your beans in so you are not grinding from a dead stop (which is not good for the blade). I found the resulting grind to be very uniform in appearance.The coffee the grind produced was spectacular. I think I had been using the wrong setting on the Rancilio Rocky for years, grinding my beans slightly more finely (which you want to do with drip coffee makers). This more coarse grind setting produced a more flavorful cup of coffee. I was delighted.The Encore is for most enthusiasts who aren't looking for Expresso grinds. It's the best entry-level conical grinder for anyone that doesn't want something cheap or wants to spend a fortune on a device like this. And to say "entry-level" isn't even fair. There are coffee shops that use these grinders, from what I understand. This brand has been a staple in the coffee community for decades. It has a reputation for being the best in its class.So, I promise to keep using this every day and if it doesn't live up to my expectations, I will update this review regularly and keep everyone aware. For the moment, I am delighted to own this product. If my first cup of coffee is any indication of where things are going, I think we are going to make beautiful java together.
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This was a step-down purchase for me. For the past 10 or more years I have owned a Rancilio Rocky grinder which costs about 3x more than the Baratza Encore. And in hindsight, it was a stupidly expensive purchase as I never made Expresso or specialty coffees. I just wanted one of the best grinders and at the time I had the financial means to splurge.

Now that I am retired, I am a lot more conservative with my spending. That expensive Rancilio grinder finally died and it was time to look for a replacement. The idea here was to find the best bang-for-the-buck
grinder at a price point of under $200. I spent days doing research and found that Barista Encore was constantly rated as the best in class for what I wanted to spend. I placed my order on Amazon and then spent time watching setup videos on YouTube.

I had a bit of a rough start. When I unpacked my brand-new Encore I was shocked to find that the gasket included looked nothing like the one I had seen in countless videos and setup guides. Even the included instruction book showed a completely different gasket than the one I received. I panicked. I thought that Baratza made a manufacturing mistake. I placed a phone call to customer service and found that their phones were shut down due to overwhelming demand. So, I fired off an email thinking it would be days before I got a response. Within 15 minutes, a customer service representative emailed me back saying that the company had recently updated their gasket for this model and was unable to include new documentation for it in recent shipments.

So, let me just stop here and say that I was extremely impressed by the customer service response. When they were overwhelmed on the phones, they at least had someone watching email inquiries and making certain responses went out within minutes of being contacted.

So, let me start with the gasket. For me, after watching all the setup videos, it was the one aspect of putting this Encore together that I was concerned about. The old gasket was cumbersome to align. It was a very smart thing for Barasta to upgrade the gasket. Now, it's considerably smaller, and you can simply plop it into the burr grinder without any difficulty. There are new videos online explaining how to do it, but I can save you time by saying you need to insert the thick end of the gasket into the grinder before installing the hopper.

So, to address the most common questions...

1. Is it noisy? Yeah, somewhat, but I'm used to it. It's less noisy than the industrial Rancilio Rocky it replaced. And, I can't fathom any coffee grinder that is not going to make a considerable amount of noise.

2. Does it leave grinds everywhere? Yes, it does leave traces of grinds in the holder and along the lip of the ground coffee bin. Is it a big deal? No. It's the nature of these grinders. I have a small handheld vacuum to deal with it. A cheap coffee brush is another way to take care of the cleanup. It's minor, to say the least.

There is a great accessory you can buy on Amazon for under $14 that will eliminate trace grounds. Look for AIEVE Upgrade Single Dose Hopper. It's a must-buy accessory for your Encore.

3. Is it difficult to clean? Not that I can see. The burr grinder is very easy to remove. There is an included brush for cleaning. Every few months I am going to throw in some cleaning tabs and grind it through. I also don't recommend using this grinder for flavored or shiny beans. They tend to leave a lot of gunky residues. If I want flavored coffee, I buy it already ground.

4. Is the power cord too thick? I only bring this question up as it's one of those things I read complaints about in review after review. No, it's not. It's the same as my Rancilio Rocky which is considerably thicker than what you would find on a toaster or electric can opener, which is to be expected.

5. Is the build quality cheap? While there is a lot more plastic here than I would want to see, from the online videos I have watched, experts believe that the Encore is made of solid materials and built to last for many years. In fact, if you go through a pound of coffee a week, and clean as recommended, the estimated life of this device is 10 years before you need to start replacing anything.

From the research I have done, apparently what makes Barasta grinders so popular is that all their parts are serviceable. They are supposed to be very easy to clean and maintain. The company has a library of diagrams that help you navigate their machines.

My first grind and cup of coffee were memorable.

With some research, I found the perfect grind setting for my Technivorm Moccamaster. That coffee maker requires a more coarse grind so I set my Encore at "20" and poured my beans into the hopper. It is suggested to have the hopper running when you pour your beans in so you are not grinding from a dead stop (which is not good for the blade). I found the resulting grind to be very uniform in appearance.

The coffee the grind produced was spectacular. I think I had been using the wrong setting on the Rancilio Rocky for years, grinding my beans slightly more finely (which you want to do with drip coffee makers). This more coarse grind setting produced a more flavorful cup of coffee. I was delighted.

The Encore is for most enthusiasts who aren't looking for Expresso grinds. It's the best entry-level conical grinder for anyone that doesn't want something cheap or wants to spend a fortune on a device like this. And to say "entry-level" isn't even fair. There are coffee shops that use these grinders, from what I understand. This brand has been a staple in the coffee community for decades. It has a reputation for being the best in its class.

So, I promise to keep using this every day and if it doesn't live up to my expectations, I will update this review regularly and keep everyone aware. For the moment, I am delighted to own this product. If my first cup of coffee is any indication of where things are going, I think we are going to make beautiful java together.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Muy bueno para métodos!!!
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1.0 out of 5 stars Small Plastic Parts broke on first usage
Reviewed in India on August 6, 2023
Our old grinder (non-Baratza) broke down after about seven years of use. Ordered this grinder since we had heard a lot about the brand. Setting up was not that much of a big deal. What followed next was a very unpleasant surprise. We process and roast of our coffees and use a grinder for cupping. Tried grinding a fresh lot of medium roast. To begin with the far end of the coarse grind ended up being way too coarse even for French Press. So, to begin with, there appears to be a lot of grind settings but about 5-10 steps on the coarse side is unusable.

Had to dial down the coarseness and went ahead with the grind. On pouring out the ground coffee, we found two small white plastic pieces with the coffee. Taking off the hopper, we found that out of the four small plastic stubs at the bottom, two had broken off.
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