Fuji is cheap at under usd$350, the price pt smells fishy compared to a usd$2.4 EK43 to be used for espresso. dont think u will get a smaller variant of HG one if its priced that low for that sort of marketing...
anyway, Fuji is clear it cannot be gain for espresso or things which requires very fine grind
Australian “superstar" Barista Matt Perger with EK43
http://www.mahlkoenig.de/file/download/default/id/6987
anyway, Fuji is clear it cannot be gain for espresso or things which requires very fine grind
Australian “superstar" Barista Matt Perger with EK43
http://www.mahlkoenig.de/file/download/default/id/6987
Matt Perger, World Brewers Cup Champion 2012
Barista
23yrs old, used his first MAHLKÖNIG grinder at Market Lane Coffee in Melbourne.
For the World Brewers Cup in Vienna he chose the EK43 thanks to a recommendation
by the Canadian Brewers Cup champion, Anthony Benda.
Already at his age, Matt‘s vita contains some interesting
entries:
- Regional Barista Champion (New South Wales) 2009
- Barista at The Source Espresso Bar, Mosman Sydney 2009
- Barista at Market Lane Coffee, Prahran Melbourne 2010
- Roaster and Barista at Axil Coffee Roasters 2011
- Australian Barista Champion 2011
- World Barista Championship 3rd Place 2011
- Head of Coffee at St Ali 2012 - present
- Australian Brewers Cup Champion 2012
- World Brewers Cup Champion 2012
- Australian Barista Champion 2013
- World Barista Championship 2nd Place 2013
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, serve me very well as when i need a good cup for the work n studies late into dawn hours. cost me $500 aud back then, i was very very poor back then, after 3 months, my losses are recouped!!