What do YOU think about the Fiorenzato AllGround? Drop a comment and let me know!

Great review! Thanks for doing this review. I am now convinced this is the right grinder for me. Having the ability to try both filter and espresso is a big plus and the aesthetic is a big bonus

Nailed it bro. This review solidified my purchase. I just cancelled my order for the niche duo and replaced it for this. You helped me realize my needs. I’m a coffee “hobbyist” but I’m not geeked out to the extreme (I’m running a Profitec 600 Pro) - that is, sometimes I like espresso, sometimes pour-over. My machine can do both with my flow control. So I want a grinder to run one bag until it’s done in either grind, and I like to fill up my Porto filter and skip the dosing cup and the ring and get straight to work. Single dose grinders are for those who switch roasts out per cup. Cool. Not me. Good job.

Dude this is a wonderful review!! Your ability to explane in simple terms is a super power of yours 💪

You got this for $1100? Now is $1350🤑 Btw thanks for your fair review. After watching this video I’m finally decided to this beauty. I love the wood accent.👌😍

Amazing Grinder!! Absolute game changer. I just got it 3 days ago. Switched from the Eureka Zero, to this Allground. I can't believe what a difference it makes. The only thing that really frustrated me, was that there is the Allground basic, and then there is the Allground Sense. The sense has the scale built into it. I didn't know that, and none of the website that sell this machine, makes that very clear. I wanted the one with the scale. The one with the scale is not featured in this video. And yes, they do have a single dose version now. BUT!! That collar adjustment is completely different. It has much more micro adjustments in millimeters.

I've owned this grinder for 3 months and bought one for 550 usd from a direct supplier from Italy. It's definitely a very good grinder for its price. But the wheel stops on 3 dots on the smallest grind size and it's not possible to rotate the wheel more in counterclockwise direction

Great video. Appreciate the objective evaluation and honest comparison with the Niche.

I just purchased this yesterday. I wanted it all hand grinder so bad and I finally picked one that I like.❤❤

The awesome feature for me is how cleaning the burrs is easy. And when you know how important a clean grounder is to keep a good taste, that's not a minor detail. The other option for me is the Eureka mignon Libra, but for other reasons. Your reviews are great. Keep it up !

I ended up getting this coffee grinder based on your review!

I just can’t believe for the price point it’s stepped

Thank you for this useful review , it was complete

Thanks so much for a very thorough review. I love the burr design, but no way to purge the retained grinds is a serious issue for me.

I have this coffee ginder ans love it. I switch everyday between filter and espresso

great review. it's on the list. sooooo many to choose from.

Hi My grinder is very new. I have problem with ground out. The beginning was fine only a few times.

Thanks man! Much helpful review

Hi, WDYT about this grinder for cafe? Or it's mostly for home use? and in case of high workload it's better to have 2 separate grinders for filter and for espresso, thanks)

Hello sir i have some questions about the all ground grinder machine because we have that one here and the problem is the screen is really hard to touch the screen . Thank you and god bless

It is looks great i like it. Especially how easy to clean burr. Thank you for the review

Damn. Very tempting that it does both but i kinda had my eye on the niche zero. Please a video about the profiles. Just to get a better understanding.

I like it that it is easy to clean. I got Eureka Specialty atom 75. Not that easy to clean. I do see that they already have the single dosing versions also. I would have to sell mine before I can afford to buy it. Tempting though.

Great review bud thank you!

Hi, Thanks for the nice review. However I can't find a direct answer here. Looks you prefers not to take a side and not to digg into build quality , Tech detailed or internal components like Thomas Greene did. From watching videos only and as an engineer that was involved with coffee machine service business at past it looks the Nishe is a kind of toy compared to this Fiorenzsto All-around grinder. Perhaps I'm wrong. Nishe however looks enjoying more PR over the media. Not sure if what you get inside worth it. I'm looking for single dose, espresso only grinder, long life running, and without the need to re adjust it often. Im not changing coffee type / brand so often. I would like to use it at home and expecting to get repeatable weight output (20 gr, using my Acaia scale). We consume 2-4 espresso cups in average per day only but fresh grounding is essential for best flavor. And of course I would prefer near zero retaining. I herd the Nishe Zero is also not zero retaining. Note: Some grinders using a bellow to blow the remaining coffee. some comments asking if this can be Retrofited to the All-around. There's a rommor that such kit is on the way but I have no clue. However, what most users don't know is that each pressing on that bellow will force some coffee dust under the rotating parts or motos till blocking the path or the rotation. So adding bellow to this grinder without factory re design is not a good idea. As for single does, don't mind to keep little amount of beens in the hopper but not more than 40-60gr. If 2-4 gr of grinded coffer will retain inside better to skip this grinder unless it is using for more than 6-7 Cycles a day. Have you messaured it? Most pro grinders using flat burrs. So 64mm burrs sound to me much better and precise for Espresso than the conical, especially for long stability and dial in (less re adjust). I would be happy to get more info about this. Thank you. Uri

I’m thinking about getting the sense version, but many people say it has too much retention. Do you think retention is that bad. Considering this vs Eureka Libra or Eureka w 65.

Daddy! That’s a smart looking set up!

Hi! Finally, I found this video..

I know you said you didn't want to answer the Niche Zero comparison question but I'm glad you did, and I thought I would ask maybe a more complicated version of that question! How do you compare this to the Niche Duo that you recently reviewed? Both seem to hit the "all around grinder" pretty well, with the big difference on the Duo being the burr swap, but I'm curious to hear your perspective! Thanks for the awesome videos, keep it up!

Would you recommend it for a small coffee shop? Lets say maybe have 2 or 3 of these with 2 or 3 types of coffee for espresso?

How does this grinder work for light roast espresso?

Did I miss it or did you not mention one of the best perks and main reason I want to buy it: Grind by weight?

Awesome grinder this, would love to try one out !

Hey! Great review! Sorry if you already did answers this but couldn’t find in the comments. For brew coffee, how would you explain the difference in taste in conical vs flat? I’ve used a Baratza Virtuoso for most of my home brewing and always felt it’s a different “type” of outcome than say what you get in a coffee shop. I’ve always assumed this is mainly just the grinder quality, but wondering now if it might have something to do with this?

Normally I don't mind spending money on quality that performs well. However, I found a gem recently which was the kitchenaid coffee burr grinder. I have it dialed in everything from espresso machines to filtered French press coffee. To say I was impressed is an understatement. The trick with that coffee burr grinder is to take the internal grinder out which comes from the factory set at 8 readjust it to 1. Then make sure it clicks in when put back. Then dial in your espresso. Makes wonderful puffy flour like espresso If you so desire. I wish this channel would do a review on it I think he would be surprised. I know I was. Edit : Spelling/grammar

A question could also be, can I buy these burrs alone. If yes, will they fit in most 64mm grinders? How much did they cost? It could be an appealing alternative to expensive SSP burrs

Is this grinder made in Italy?

the comparion between Niche and Allgringer was not rather clear... Do they offer different texture, flavor of the espresso or not?

Are you able to compare the Allground and Niche Duo now that the Duo can manage both filter and espresso grinds?

How do you calibrate the output weight for coarser grinds like pourover? Do you just estimate based on time?

Nice review! Looks like a Baby T on your counter.. another review coming?

Seems like the grind distribution for espresso would produce low clarity shots? How do the shots compare to Niche for espresso?

I am looking at this grinder specifically because I'm over my Niche. I don't think I have ever been impressed with it for the 2 years I've owned it. Zero retention is 100% not true. And, I never get two consistent shots in a row from my Linea Mini. One will be 15-20 seconds, the next 35 seconds. Sometimes the third will go back down to 20 seconds and sometimes up to 46 seconds. Drives me bonkers. Will this cure my issue? I regret ever selling me Ceado37. But I'm not going to spend another $1800 for one.

This was very helpful. I think I want to buy The Niche. Does anyone know where I can buy a used one?

wouldm you also recomend it for ONLY espresso shots?

Can you connect a dc motor variaable adjustable speed regulator?

Excellent review! How did you do the clean cuts of video? I’ve been on Bartza Encore and doing only filter. How would you compare this grinder to Fellow Ode? From what I’ve read flat burrs are better for filter than conical.

Would this hold a 54mm portafilter? Can’t decide between the niche zero and the all ground sense due out Jan 😬

What would be the single dose equivalent to this grinder (not including the Niche)?

hey! Between this grinder and a DF83 with stock burrs? I know they are on different grider lands (Single vs Doser), but which one produces better coffee shots? I am an espresso guy. Thank you! GREAT Review, man!

What about burr alignment ? Does it have auto alignment ? I have eureka and I had to align it when it was brand new. It took 1 hour to get right alignment

offtopic... the A roll is lighted impeccably. :)

Is this better than the niche in your opinion? I’m trying to decide between the two. I have 650$ cash and I’m okay with spending more of this grinder is better.

is it real wood?

So i have Both at This time. The f4 evo and the allground. The f4 is much better. Everytime the same Gramms out. The allground has differences to 2gramms everytime i use it. This is sick

It’s been a day and I need to stop watching your channel 😂 I found your channel looking into the Ascaso Duo then started looking at grinders. Similar to my thoughts on the Ascaso, aesthetics are important to me and this looks beautiful, and it apparently works excellent as well. Win-win! This is going to the top of my list… right under the Ascaso that is 😂 You’re right it is tall though! I wish they even simply made a smaller hopper that is shorter, I’d be ok with that and filling it more frequently

Did u mention the price?

If I am only in for Espresso would you recommend this over the Nice or say an Eureka Specialita?

Which coffee machine are you using?

Did you pay for the grinder or get it for free?

$1100 ? This grinder is only £616 in the UK and that includes VAT and import duty. Why is it so much more in the USA? It should only be about $750 (plus delivery)

Justin you always come through with the reviews! The conversation with the spouses is always a topic 🤣. My Niche Zero is looking at my like 👀 "don't do it!"

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That is a lot of retention though.

Why would a business partner care about your coffee?

the Fly agrees

So, it’s not “all ground”, since it can’t do French press…..

2g loss for espresso IS DEFINITELY NOT LOW RETENTION, it’s horrendously bad, what a shame

i quite curious if keep switching between filter and espresso, how hard is dailing in ? or since is step adjustment it just need to turn to the right click ?