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Product Details

Overall Rating	6.6, Based on 37 Reviews
Avg Price	Varies
Manufacturer	Saeco
Machine Type	conical burr grinder, hopper, bin,
Colors	black, white
Class	Grinder, Conical Burr Consumer
Pro Review	No
First Look	No
QuickShot	No

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Grinders: Bodum Antigua Grinder
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The Bodum Antigua grinder is a good "starter" grinder using conical burrs. It can grind from a medium espresso grind up to a coarse drip pot grind, and a passable press pot grind. There are two models - normal, and metal.

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Steve Langenwalter (quality: 4.5)	05.07.2000	Rating: 10.0
Bottom Line: I highly recommend this grinder.

John (quality: 5.0)	06.05.2001	Rating: 9.2
Bottom Line: Excellent grinder for french press.

Aaron (quality: 1.8)	08.20.2000	Rating: 8.8
Bottom Line: Best grinder for about $100

Russell Malm (quality: 6.0)	05.31.2003	Rating: 8.6
Bottom Line: Great, uniform, static free burr grinder for drip, french press, vac pot and chemex.

Michael Griffin (quality: 2.3)	02.01.2000	Rating: 8.6
Bottom Line: One of the best home grinders I have found for the price.

John Avelis (quality: 5.0)	11.29.2006	Rating: 8.4
Product Reviewed: Antigua
Bottom Line: We use it every day, and would buy a new Bodum Antigua without hesitation.

John Avelis (quality: 5.3)	05.08.2005	Rating: 8.4
Product Reviewed: Antigua Grinder
Bottom Line: This is a quality burr grinder for the price.

Douwe Dijkstra (quality: 5.0)	11.05.2000	Rating: 8.4
Bottom Line: Good grinder, as long as you don't expect ultra fine espresso grinds

John T (quality: 5.0)	06.02.2008	Rating: 8.2
Product Reviewed: Antigua
Bottom Line: Great product, but do NOT buy this machine if you want it for espresso - it produces a coarser grind than did its older Antigua brother.

Chris Schaefer (quality: 2.5)	02.17.2000	Rating: 8.0
Bottom Line: A good buy at 100USD because of its versatility

Robert Seidlitz	08.24.2006	Rating: 8.0
Product Reviewed: Antigua
Bottom Line: a very good grinder for all needs other than espresso; plus, watch out for static

Steve S (quality: 7.0)	02.27.2002	Rating: 8.0
Bottom Line: It works and the heart of the unit is quite solid. It deserves an 8 overall.

Simon Hall (quality: 8.0)	06.27.2007	Rating: 7.6
Product Reviewed: Antigua
Bottom Line: The metal-bodied version (tweaked) is just fine.

Stuart Rennie (quality: 8.0)	05.29.2009	Rating: 7.4
Product Reviewed: Bodum Antigua
Bottom Line: It sounds like 2 angry Ninja's dueling to the death over the lost scolls of Tu-Pei (whatever that means).

Alexandre Enkerli	01.21.2006	Rating: 7.4
Product Reviewed: Antigua
Bottom Line: Great entry-level grinder!

Andrew _ (quality: 8.0)	11.27.2004	Rating: 7.2
Product Reviewed: Antigua
Bottom Line: This is good for non espresso purposes such as drip, press, and moka pot. Works fine as a secondary grinder.

Vic Lam (quality: 8.0)	05.17.2004	Rating: 7.2
Product Reviewed: Antigua
Bottom Line: Versatile, barely passable for espresso after modification.

Thomas Bafia (quality: 9.0)	06.03.2001	Rating: 7.2
Bottom Line: Not a great grinder, but a good one. A step up from a whirly blade grinder.

Brian Browder (quality: 8.0)	10.18.2004	Rating: 7.0
Product Reviewed: Bodum Antigua
Bottom Line: One weak link makes this a short-lived grinder

Ron Eric Edrosa (quality: 7.5)	06.24.2003	Rating: 7.0
Product Reviewed: Bodum Antigua
Bottom Line: I may pay $30 for this machine, but no more...anything more, and I would consider upgrading to something better.

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