Coffee grinder maker Baratza just raised the roof on its entry-level Encore line of home coffee grinders, introducing the Encore ESP Pro. Revealed in conjunction with the Seattle-based company’s appearance…
Baratza Expands Best-Selling Encore Line with ESP Pro Grinder
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