Mazzer Mini Manual Doser espresso coffee grinder with a manual dispenser - for the home barista, a small café, restaurant or for the office. Suitable for low consumption (decaffeinated coffee, occasional coffee). 58 mm flat grinding blades, stepless adjustment, 600 g bean hopper capacity.
Mazzer Mini Manual Doser espresso coffee grinder with a manual dispenser - for the home barista, a small café, restaurant or for the office. Suitable for low consumption (decaffeinated coffee, occasional coffee). 58 mm flat grinding blades, stepless adjustment, 600 g bean hopper capacity.
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Mazzer- Super Jolly Electronic
Mazzer Mini Manual Doser espresso coffee grinder with a manual dispenser - for the home barista, a small café, restaurant or for the office. Suitable for low consumption (decaffeinated coffee, occasional coffee). 58 mm flat grinding blades, stepless adjustment, 600 g bean hopper capacity.
Mazzer Mini Manual Doser espresso coffee grinder with a manual dispenser - for the home barista, a small café, restaurant or for the office. Suitable for low consumption (decaffeinated coffee, occasional coffee). 58 mm flat grinding blades, stepless adjustment, 600 g bean hopper capacity.
Prices last updated 1 Oct 2026.
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originally posted on wholelattelove.com
21 years ago (as of March 2022) we purchased our espresso machine and this excellent Mazzer Electronic Mini-B through WLL. We have used it several times per day, every day (except when traveling), and now I can confidently, without any reservation, say that this grinder is a real inter-generational KEEPER. It is quiet, particularly for a coffee grinder, and it has a very very fine ‘grind-calibration’ for dialing in the exact degree of fineness for any type of coffee (light roast, medium, dark). As for the oil produced with dark roast beans, it is true that ‘OIL’ on beans can cause all grinders to experience clumping, etc., BUT, these professional grade MAZZERS are used in most of the large Coffee Houses, Restaurants, and serious Espresso Caffe’s, etc. In ... More21 years ago (as of March 2022) we purchased our espresso machine and this excellent Mazzer Electronic Mini-B through WLL. We have used it several times per day, every day (except when traveling), and now I can confidently, without any reservation, say that this grinder is a real inter-generational KEEPER. It is quiet, particularly for a coffee grinder, and it has a very very fine ‘grind-calibration’ for dialing in the exact degree of fineness for any type of coffee (light roast, medium, dark). As for the oil produced with dark roast beans, it is true that ‘OIL’ on beans can cause all grinders to experience clumping, etc., BUT, these professional grade MAZZERS are used in most of the large Coffee Houses, Restaurants, and serious Espresso Caffe’s, etc. In conversations with professionals in N. Italy, S. America, and the USA, I’ve been told they prefer the solid designs, quality manufacturing, and overall performance and longevity of the MAZZER grinders … they are well designed, of the highest quality materials, and are extremely strong & long life machines. It’s quiet, compact, never-vibrates, we rarely wipe it down (we rarely grind dark-oily-beans which require cleaning in ALL makes of grinders), and that-is-it …. since it’s purchase from WLL (we’re in Cupertino, Calif.) it has been an absolute faultless gem, requiring NO maintenance.
originally posted on idrinkcoffee.com
I was in the market for a new grinder, upgrading from the Rancilio Rocky doserless, in need of a grinder that I could use for BOTH drip coffee and espresso that is quick and quiet and not TOO large for our small kitchen. I run a home-based coffee roasting business so I also wanted a grinder that I could occasionally use to grind my customer's beans, hence upgrading from the Rocky.I did quite a bit of research prior to purchasing the Mazzer SJ and understood that the SJ is primarily used for espresso due to the fact that it's difficult to make adjustments on the stepless adjustment. Nevertheless, I took the plunge and ordered the SJ in white (to satisfy my wife's color preference) and haven't been happier!It took some time to dial in the grind for espresso and drip ... MoreI was in the market for a new grinder, upgrading from the Rancilio Rocky doserless, in need of a grinder that I could use for BOTH drip coffee and espresso that is quick and quiet and not TOO large for our small kitchen. I run a home-based coffee roasting business so I also wanted a grinder that I could occasionally use to grind my customer's beans, hence upgrading from the Rocky.I did quite a bit of research prior to purchasing the Mazzer SJ and understood that the SJ is primarily used for espresso due to the fact that it's difficult to make adjustments on the stepless adjustment. Nevertheless, I took the plunge and ordered the SJ in white (to satisfy my wife's color preference) and haven't been happier!It took some time to dial in the grind for espresso and drip but once dialed in, the results are extremely rewarding! I also used a wax Sharpie peel off marker to make notches on the adjustment dial to mark for espresso and drip coffee for quick reference. I've set the single dose auto adjustment for espresso dosing and the double dose adjustment for drip which works great for my purposes. The grinding speed is double that of my Rocky which is a plus and the sound is no louder than that of my previous grinders! I had the guys at iDrinkCoffee replace the stock larger hopper with the mini hopper which works pretty good for my small kitchen and perfect for my low dosing needs at home.I'm amazed at how the results in my espresso shots improved over my previous grinders. The grinds are fluffy and result in thick, sweet home-roasted crema-filled espresso from my La Pavoni lever espresso machine. This grinder is beautiful, built like a tank, and has been a positive upgrade from the Rocky! Anyone thinking that you cannot use this grinder for both espresso and drip at home is wrong. It works great for my needs and I look forward to using this grinder at home for years to come!
originally posted on chriscoffee.com
Well made machine. I've had mine for 12 years with daily use for home, plus grinding1lb/week for office. Unit is robust with a 50% duty cycle. It gives a consistent grind for my purposes. I hesitate to evaluate the quality of the grind, as I am not that particular about the grind. This is a pass/fail question for me. And, it receives a pass. I leave it to others to address this. I did grind 2 lbs last week on a fine grind for my brother. He needed help since Costco removed grinders due to Covid 19. It ran continuously for 20-25 minutes. It did get warm which is to be expected. But, it certainly did not overheat. If you can't tell, I am very satisfied with this grinder.
| Net weight | 14 Kg |
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21 years ago (as of March 2022) we purchased our espresso machine and this excellent Mazzer Electronic Mini-B through WLL. We have used it several times per day, every day (except when traveling), and now I can confidently, without any reservation, say that this grinder is a real inter-generational KEEPER. It is quiet, particularly for a coffee grinder, and it has a very very fine ‘grind-calibration’ for dialing in the exact degree of fineness for any type of coffee (light roast, medium, dark). As for the oil produced with dark roast beans, it is true that ‘OIL’ on beans can cause all grinders to experience clumping, etc., BUT, these professional grade MAZZERS are used in most of the large Coffee Houses, Restaurants, and serious Espresso Caffe’s, etc. In ... More21 years ago (as of March 2022) we purchased our espresso machine and this excellent Mazzer Electronic Mini-B through WLL. We have used it several times per day, every day (except when traveling), and now I can confidently, without any reservation, say that this grinder is a real inter-generational KEEPER. It is quiet, particularly for a coffee grinder, and it has a very very fine ‘grind-calibration’ for dialing in the exact degree of fineness for any type of coffee (light roast, medium, dark). As for the oil produced with dark roast beans, it is true that ‘OIL’ on beans can cause all grinders to experience clumping, etc., BUT, these professional grade MAZZERS are used in most of the large Coffee Houses, Restaurants, and serious Espresso Caffe’s, etc. In conversations with professionals in N. Italy, S. America, and the USA, I’ve been told they prefer the solid designs, quality manufacturing, and overall performance and longevity of the MAZZER grinders … they are well designed, of the highest quality materials, and are extremely strong & long life machines. It’s quiet, compact, never-vibrates, we rarely wipe it down (we rarely grind dark-oily-beans which require cleaning in ALL makes of grinders), and that-is-it …. since it’s purchase from WLL (we’re in Cupertino, Calif.) it has been an absolute faultless gem, requiring NO maintenance.
I was in the market for a new grinder, upgrading from the Rancilio Rocky doserless, in need of a grinder that I could use for BOTH drip coffee and espresso that is quick and quiet and not TOO large for our small kitchen. I run a home-based coffee roasting business so I also wanted a grinder that I could occasionally use to grind my customer's beans, hence upgrading from the Rocky.I did quite a bit of research prior to purchasing the Mazzer SJ and understood that the SJ is primarily used for espresso due to the fact that it's difficult to make adjustments on the stepless adjustment. Nevertheless, I took the plunge and ordered the SJ in white (to satisfy my wife's color preference) and haven't been happier!It took some time to dial in the grind for espresso and drip ... MoreI was in the market for a new grinder, upgrading from the Rancilio Rocky doserless, in need of a grinder that I could use for BOTH drip coffee and espresso that is quick and quiet and not TOO large for our small kitchen. I run a home-based coffee roasting business so I also wanted a grinder that I could occasionally use to grind my customer's beans, hence upgrading from the Rocky.I did quite a bit of research prior to purchasing the Mazzer SJ and understood that the SJ is primarily used for espresso due to the fact that it's difficult to make adjustments on the stepless adjustment. Nevertheless, I took the plunge and ordered the SJ in white (to satisfy my wife's color preference) and haven't been happier!It took some time to dial in the grind for espresso and drip but once dialed in, the results are extremely rewarding! I also used a wax Sharpie peel off marker to make notches on the adjustment dial to mark for espresso and drip coffee for quick reference. I've set the single dose auto adjustment for espresso dosing and the double dose adjustment for drip which works great for my purposes. The grinding speed is double that of my Rocky which is a plus and the sound is no louder than that of my previous grinders! I had the guys at iDrinkCoffee replace the stock larger hopper with the mini hopper which works pretty good for my small kitchen and perfect for my low dosing needs at home.I'm amazed at how the results in my espresso shots improved over my previous grinders. The grinds are fluffy and result in thick, sweet home-roasted crema-filled espresso from my La Pavoni lever espresso machine. This grinder is beautiful, built like a tank, and has been a positive upgrade from the Rocky! Anyone thinking that you cannot use this grinder for both espresso and drip at home is wrong. It works great for my needs and I look forward to using this grinder at home for years to come!
Well made machine. I've had mine for 12 years with daily use for home, plus grinding1lb/week for office. Unit is robust with a 50% duty cycle. It gives a consistent grind for my purposes. I hesitate to evaluate the quality of the grind, as I am not that particular about the grind. This is a pass/fail question for me. And, it receives a pass. I leave it to others to address this. I did grind 2 lbs last week on a fine grind for my brother. He needed help since Costco removed grinders due to Covid 19. It ran continuously for 20-25 minutes. It did get warm which is to be expected. But, it certainly did not overheat. If you can't tell, I am very satisfied with this grinder.
I purchased out G60 from CC 1.5 yrs ago. We make ~5 espresso drinks/day. It is a very clean setup; almost no grounds on counter and nothing gets stuck in dispensing spout. Timers are easy to use. The dose counter is useful to remind when to clean my espresso machine. It is easy to make small grind and timer adjustments. It fits perfectly under wall cabinets (remove hopper lid when moving out to fill). I use a layer of plumbers tape around hopper bottom to keep grounds contained (my pro-tip). It is an elegantly designed machine for espresso and reliable.My 1st grinder 14 yrs ago was a Rancilio Rocky (poor grind quality/difficult to time/measure). I then upgraded to a Baratza Vario (poor build quality and reliability). For a short period of time I had OE Pharos ... MoreI purchased out G60 from CC 1.5 yrs ago. We make ~5 espresso drinks/day. It is a very clean setup; almost no grounds on counter and nothing gets stuck in dispensing spout. Timers are easy to use. The dose counter is useful to remind when to clean my espresso machine. It is easy to make small grind and timer adjustments. It fits perfectly under wall cabinets (remove hopper lid when moving out to fill). I use a layer of plumbers tape around hopper bottom to keep grounds contained (my pro-tip). It is an elegantly designed machine for espresso and reliable.My 1st grinder 14 yrs ago was a Rancilio Rocky (poor grind quality/difficult to time/measure). I then upgraded to a Baratza Vario (poor build quality and reliability). For a short period of time I had OE Pharos (TERRIBE ergonomics). I wish I would have just started with a model at this price point!Espresso Machine: QuickMill Anita: we've had for ~10 years.
Make no mistake, this is an excellent grinder. The grind quality and consistency is amazing. Fluffy and easy to distribute grind.However, this is not a small version of a super jolly or V-pro. Itt try a a totally different grinder.The adjustment ring, hopper, on /off buttons, hopper bolt, tray, etc. all of these parts are thinner, lighter, and feel more like a prosumer product than a pro version. The body seems solid, but the motor sounds smaller and takes longer. It’s hard to compare a super jolly mini to a super jolly pro - EXCEPT, they cost practically the same. My verdict is that this is a great product that is grossly overpriced. mazzer makes great grinders and the burrs are easy and inexpensive to replace. It’s just a little overpriced compared to other ... MoreMake no mistake, this is an excellent grinder. The grind quality and consistency is amazing. Fluffy and easy to distribute grind.However, this is not a small version of a super jolly or V-pro. Itt try a a totally different grinder.The adjustment ring, hopper, on /off buttons, hopper bolt, tray, etc. all of these parts are thinner, lighter, and feel more like a prosumer product than a pro version. The body seems solid, but the motor sounds smaller and takes longer. It’s hard to compare a super jolly mini to a super jolly pro - EXCEPT, they cost practically the same. My verdict is that this is a great product that is grossly overpriced. mazzer makes great grinders and the burrs are easy and inexpensive to replace. It’s just a little overpriced compared to other competitors in the same weight cat. All said, I would still buy this. Grinder… Enough said.
The dispenser mechanism is beyond bad. If you’re grinding for home use and don’t want to leave large amounts of coffee to go stale in the hopper, you’ll be grinding small amounts. Dispensing them is the problem. You’ll find yourself having to flick the dispenser lever time after time after time. The dispenser tends to dump varying amounts of coffee, often dropping a substantial amount outside the portafilter. Also, the feet aren’t very stable, so as you’re flipping, flipping, flipping the dispenser lever, the machine is shifting position on the countertop. You wind up with the machine askew and a big mess of wasted grounds all over the place.And one further problem: when the machine is dropping varied amounts of coffee with each flip of the dispenser, it’s ... MoreThe dispenser mechanism is beyond bad. If you’re grinding for home use and don’t want to leave large amounts of coffee to go stale in the hopper, you’ll be grinding small amounts. Dispensing them is the problem. You’ll find yourself having to flick the dispenser lever time after time after time. The dispenser tends to dump varying amounts of coffee, often dropping a substantial amount outside the portafilter. Also, the feet aren’t very stable, so as you’re flipping, flipping, flipping the dispenser lever, the machine is shifting position on the countertop. You wind up with the machine askew and a big mess of wasted grounds all over the place.And one further problem: when the machine is dropping varied amounts of coffee with each flip of the dispenser, it’s compacting or not In the portafilter, so getting a consistent shot is all but impossible.This might be good for a little coffee bar, and you might feel that ambiance enhances your experience. Just don’t expect a good result or happy use experience.
I bought the NS G60 grinder from you in late November and have used it daily.I'm relatively new to the barista craft but know excellent espresso when I taste it.Using it, I have brewed some of the best espresso I've ever tasted going back 20 years.I would buy it again knowing much more now about the barista craft than I did then.It is providing consistent excellent grinds and is very precise in grind adjustment.Did a choke test with it on my espresso machine and it indeed choked, and no where near the finest grind setting.It is also one of the most elegant & beautiful espresso grinders I've seen. It is simply beautiful.Proud to have it next to my espresso machine. Not kidding.Mark me down as a very happy G60 owner.
This is a strange device, apparently very solid, but with weird design flaws, at least some of which could be easily corrected. The device and accompanying literature are dense with cautions and warnings, as though it were some sort of explosive device.Overall: From the broad commercial use of Mazzer grinders, I ?m guessing they ?re reliable and long-lasting. I ?ve been able to produce a good espresso grind, though only by carefully nudging the "micrometrical grinding adjustment ?. The 2-shot timer is almost useless, and the conical doserless dispenser is silly.Grind is adjusted with a large collar near the top, which presumably screws the disk grinder elements together or apart. Small changes in collar position produce large changes in grind, that is, control ... MoreThis is a strange device, apparently very solid, but with weird design flaws, at least some of which could be easily corrected. The device and accompanying literature are dense with cautions and warnings, as though it were some sort of explosive device.Overall: From the broad commercial use of Mazzer grinders, I ?m guessing they ?re reliable and long-lasting. I ?ve been able to produce a good espresso grind, though only by carefully nudging the "micrometrical grinding adjustment ?. The 2-shot timer is almost useless, and the conical doserless dispenser is silly.Grind is adjusted with a large collar near the top, which presumably screws the disk grinder elements together or apart. Small changes in collar position produce large changes in grind, that is, control could be better. But this might require replacing flat with conical burrs, which would be a big change.This doserless grinder provides a pair of 10-turn potentiometers ? for timing 1-shot and 2-shot grinds. The problem is that at the highest setting the 2-shot adjustment doesn't run the grinder long enough to fill a 2-shot portafilter at finer grinds. Strangely, the 1-shot adjustment has the same maximum time. Shouldn ?t the maximum time of the 2-shot pot be double? An easy fix, in which Mazzer customer service shows no interest.The large conical ground coffee dispenser serves no purpose at all and should be replaced with a simple spout. Their lawyers, I ?m guessing, concerned that the cone's easily removable top exposed the grinder disks to careless fingers, had them fit an internal shield, which makes cleaning difficult.
I've had this machine for 10-15 years and it will probably last longer than me. It's super-precise, super reliable -- it's a pro grind for your kitchen. I only use it for espresso. I don't recommend using it if you're switching between drip and espresso, say. Once you get the setting right for espresso, you just need to make very minor adjustments with each new batch of beans, but it gets more tedious if you're making big changes in grind. Once set, it's entirely repeatable grinds each shot. My model had a plastic grind tray with little ears to attach to the body that eventually broke off -- that's my only knock. Hopefully the current stainless tray doesn't suffer from that.
my two son are fighting to see who gets to inherit this grinder when I'm gone. The three of us are pretty sure it's still going to be going strong in 30 or 40 years. The grind is brilliant and consistent and use it for espresso AND pour over. Handles the range with ease and aplomb. Minute, small adjustments to account for daily changes in humidity/temp are easy to do - hold the grinder in one hand, the grinder adjustment knob between two fingers and the rest of your "adjusting" hand on the grinder - tap, tap, test shot, and the crema comes... Buy this before you buy your machine. Maintenance: 1x monthly (the first of the month actually) I run Full Circle Grinder Cleaner through it. Get a couple of brushes to push grounds effectively in the hopper.I was hesitant to ... Moremy two son are fighting to see who gets to inherit this grinder when I'm gone. The three of us are pretty sure it's still going to be going strong in 30 or 40 years. The grind is brilliant and consistent and use it for espresso AND pour over. Handles the range with ease and aplomb. Minute, small adjustments to account for daily changes in humidity/temp are easy to do - hold the grinder in one hand, the grinder adjustment knob between two fingers and the rest of your "adjusting" hand on the grinder - tap, tap, test shot, and the crema comes... Buy this before you buy your machine. Maintenance: 1x monthly (the first of the month actually) I run Full Circle Grinder Cleaner through it. Get a couple of brushes to push grounds effectively in the hopper.I was hesitant to get a grinder with a hopper but the price was right through Chris' - I haven't looked back since. It's no problem at all.hope this helps.
| Net weight | 14 Kg |
