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Field Barista Coffee Grinder
Snow Peak
Field Barista Coffee Grinder
$78.36
Description

  Premium grinder with adjustable ceramic burr for gourmet brews

  The Snow Peak Field Barista Coffee Grinder is inspired by the professional grade cafe equipment you'd find in your local third-wave coffee shop. Uncompromising in quality, this grinder features an adjustable ceramic burr, perfect for a variety of variable coffee brewing methods Simply place your fresh coffee beans in the top container and grind away. The grinder conveniently folds down to a minimal shape so it can be stowed in the accompanying travel case.

  Field Barista Kettle and Field Barista Coffee Drip also available (sold separately).

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Snow Peak
Climbing Shoe Style:
Neutral
Weight:
8.86 oz (225 g)
Dimensions:
L 6.3" W 1.89" H 6.3" (160*48*160mm)
Size Stowed: L 2.24" W 1.89" H 6.3" (57*48*160mm)
Made In:
Japan
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
CS-116
UPC:
4960589006175
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