
Encore ESP
The grinder most people should buy first — it does espresso and filter, and Baratza will fix it forever.

Single-dose 54mm flat-burr performance at a price that undercuts the establishment.
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A single-dose grinder with 54mm flat burrs (popular SSP burr upgrades available), low retention, and an espresso-to-filter range that punches far above its price. The enthusiast value pick — a little rough around the edges, but the grind quality is the real deal.
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Where the DF54 comes up in our guides.
The gear that pairs with the DF54 to make a complete, working setup.

Weighing your dose and yield is what makes a good cup repeatable, shot after shot.

An airtight, opaque canister protects the beans you just bought from going flat within days.

A variable-temperature gooseneck gives the controlled pour and exact water temperature that pour-over and manual brewing need.

The grinder most people should buy first — it does espresso and filter, and Baratza will fix it forever.

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