Encore ESP Coffee Grinder
Encore ESP Coffee Grinder
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Precision where it matters. Flexibility where you need it.
The Baratza Encore ESP is the upgraded evolution of the classic Encore — built for the home brewer who wants to explore espresso without losing versatility.
It adds high-resolution micro-adjustments for dialing in espresso, while preserving the larger macro steps needed for filter and immersion brewing.
One grinder. Every brew method.
What’s New in the ESP
- Refined micro steps (settings 1–20) for precise espresso dialing
- Macro steps (21–40) for pour-over, batch brew, French press, and cold brew
- Redesigned burr system for tool-free removal and easier cleaning
- Included 54mm anti-static dosing cup + 58mm adapter
- Dosing cup tray to reduce static and chaff
- Subtle exterior update with matte finish
It’s thoughtful refinement — not unnecessary complexity.
Why It Matters
This is an entry-level grinder in price — not in performance.
The 40mm conical steel burrs produce consistent, uniform grounds (far superior to blade grinders). Adjustments are simple: just turn the collar. The on/off switch keeps operation straightforward, and the pulse button allows quick purges or topping off a dose.
At just under 14 inches tall, it fits beneath most cabinets. Lightweight enough to store away. Clean-lined enough to leave on your counter.
For anyone brewing at home — especially those stepping into espresso — this is a meaningful upgrade.
Built for Daily Use
- 40mm M2 steel conical burrs
- 40 grind settings
- 54mm dosing cup (24g capacity)
- Grounds bin capacity: 142g
- Bean hopper capacity: 230g (.5 lb)
- Tool-free burr removal
- Matte finish resists fingerprints
- 4.7” x 13.7” x 6.3”
- 7 lbs
- 70W, 100–120V
- Certifications: CB, ETL, cETL
- 1-year warranty (parts and labor)
An investment, yes — but one that improves every cup you brew.
About Baratza
Founded in Seattle, Baratza designs and engineers grinders specifically for the specialty coffee community. Their burrs are manufactured in Germany, and in 2016 they introduced the first grind-by-weight grinder for home use.
Their focus has always been the same: consistency, repairability, and innovation where it counts.
Good coffee begins before water ever touches it.