Baratza Virtuoso+ Grinder

$249

If you fancy brewing coffee at home like a pro, then the Virtuoso+ is the grinder for you! It's the tried and true, quality-driven grinder that most baristas have at home and even in their cafes! The Virtuoso+ delivers a clean, café-quality taste to your cup thanks to a high performance conical burr set that produces uniform grind particles for balanced flavor notes.

Shipping

Baratza grinders will ship directly from the manufacturer. Local Pickup is not available.

Quantity:

Weight 10 lb. (4536g)

Features

Incredibly efficient burr grinder offers customized, consistent results for uniform brewing.
Front-mount design allows for grinding directly into an espresso filter basket using pulse mode.
40-second digital timer can be set to 0.1-second intervals.
40 grind settings for ultimate precision.
High-carbon-steel conical burrs grind two grams of coffee per second, ensuring a uniform grind for optimal flavor extraction.
Small footprint fits under most kitchen cabinets.
High-capacity hopper holds 8 oz. whole beans.
Transparent grounds bin has a fill line to indicate when emptying is needed.
Commercial Grade: Thoughtfully designed and expertly engineered to meet rigorous standards and best practices from select commercial testing

Speed to Grind: 1.5/sec.-2.4g/sec. / 550 RPM
Burrs: 40mm conical burrs
Bean Hopper Capacity: 8oz (230g)
Grounds Bin Capacity: 5oz (142g)
Weight: 8lbs (3.6kg)
Dimensions WxHxD (cm): 12/35/16
Power Rating: 220-240VAC 50/60 Hz, 80W, 0.5A class II100-120VAC 50/60 Hz, 70W 0.8A
No Load Burr Speed: 550 RPM
Safety Listing: UL/CSA/CE
Designed & Engineered: Seattle, WA
Manufactured & Assembled: Taiwan
Grinder Comparison Chart

Manufactured in Europe, the Virtuoso+’s 40 mm conical burrs grind coffee at 1.5 to 2.4g/sec. depending on the setting. But what really sets the Virtuoso+ burrs apart is that these burrs can do a very uniform grind, with a distinct lack of fines across its grinding range. So the Virtuoso+ burrs are exceptional for espresso, drip, manual brewing methods and French press. These conical burrs are durable and will remain sharp for many years. The burrs have a precision mounting system to ensure a stable platform for accurate grinding.

The Virtuoso+ utilizes a simple and efficient direct drive gear reduction transmission to move power from the DC motor to the rotating cone burr. A thermal overload cutout protects the motor from overheating due to excessive use - remember, these grinders are designed to grind a dose at a time for home use!

Turn the hopper and with 40 settings you can quickly adjust from fine for espresso to coarse for French press. The grind range is from 200 to 1200 microns.

To maximize freshness, the Virtuoso+ minimizes the ground coffee left in the grinder.

The Virtuoso+ is a great multi-purpose grinder for many styles of brewing from espresso, to drip, to French press.

A powerful, high torque DC motor effortlessly drives the burrs. This motor turns slowly resulting in cool, quiet operation and permits long grinding duty-cycles. The circuitry is equipped with an automatically resetting thermal cutoff switch.

The motor is controlled by a 40 second digital timer adjustable to the tenth of a second, that allows repeatable dosing.

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What's in the Grind?

How do you like to brew? Join Grace as she goes over various grind sizes, from coarse to extra fine, and how grind size and brew method can affect the flavors in your cup.