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Smeg 50s Style Retro Coffee Grinder Black
CGF03BLAU
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Product Overview
Key Features
- 15 Grinding levels and 3 modes for superfine to medium
- 8 Pre-set functions including espresso and manual
- Anti-static system keeps grounds mess-free
- Stainless steel conical burrs for consistent results
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- Smeg
- Model Number:
- CGF03BLAU
- Hopper Capacity (g):
- 240
- Controls:
- Knob, button, lever
Coffee & Drinks
- Includes Grinder:
- Yes
Power & Charging
- Power (W):
- 150
Options
- Programs:
- 8 Pre-set functions: Single Espresso, Double Espresso, 2 Cup, 4 Cup, 6 Cup, 8 Cup, 10 Cup, Manual
General Information
- Type:
- Coffee Grinder
- Family:
- Smeg 50s Style
- Colour:
- Black
- Materials:
- Plastic, Stainless steel conical burrs
- Additional Features:
- Up to 50 degrees of fineness to grind at different grind grades, Anti-static system
- What's In The Box:
- 50s Style Retro Coffee Grinder Black, 1 x Portafilter support, 1 x Aluminium dosing funnel, 1 x 130g ground coffee containers
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 2 Year
Coffee & Drinks
- Includes Grinder:
- Yes
Options
- Programs:
- 8 Pre-set functions: Single Espresso, Double Espresso, 2 Cup, 4 Cup, 6 Cup, 8 Cup, 10 Cup, Manual
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 2 Year
Product Dimensions
- Product Height (mm):
- 345
- Product Depth (mm):
- 170
- Product Width (mm):
- 250
- Product Weight (kg):
- 4.78
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 345
- Box Width (mm):
- 250
- Box Depth (mm):
- 170
- Box Weight (kg):
- 5
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At a glance
The Smeg 50s Style Retro Coffee Grinder is a stylish home grinder for espresso, filter, moka and plunger coffee. It suits everyday coffee drinkers and home baristas who want easy controls, consistent conical burr grinding and direct portafilter use. Its main strength is versatility across brew methods, but it offers less grind precision and workflow customisation than more specialised premium grinders.
What it’s great for
- Home espresso
- Filter coffee
- Moka pot brewing
- Plunger coffee
- Daily coffee routines
Where it works best
- Home kitchen
- Apartment kitchen
- Coffee corner
- Everyday household use
Who it’s for
- Home barista
- Everyday coffee drinker
- Design-conscious buyer
- Multi-brew coffee household
Things to consider
It is versatile and easy to use, but dedicated espresso enthusiasts may want a more specialist grinder with finer adjustment control and a larger range for precision dial-in.
Grind consistency score
8/10 - Conical burrs and a wide grind range support solid consistency for home brewing across multiple styles.
Home barista suitability
8/10 - Well suited to home users who make espresso and other brew styles, though specialist espresso users may want finer adjustment.
Ease of cleaning
7/10 - Anti-static design helps reduce mess, and the grounds container supports tidy use, but regular burr cleaning is still part of ownership.
Noise level rating
6/10 - Typical grinder noise for a home electric burr grinder; suitable for kitchen use but not especially quiet.
Key benefits
- Stainless steel conical burrs: Helps deliver more consistent particle size for better flavour balance across different brew methods.
- Up to 50 grind settings: Gives you broad control to adjust from espresso to plunger brewing at home.
- 8 pre-set functions: Makes repeatable daily grinding easier for single espresso, double espresso and larger batch coffee.
- Direct-to-portafilter grinding: Supports a smoother espresso workflow by grinding straight into the portafilter.
- 240 g bean hopper: Holds enough beans for regular home use without constant refilling.
- 130 g grounds container: Useful for preparing larger amounts of coffee for filter, moka or plunger brewing.
- Anti-static system: Reduces stray grounds to help keep the bench cleaner during use.
- Knob, button and lever controls: Keeps operation straightforward for users who want simple, tactile control.
Q: Is the Smeg 50s Style Retro Coffee Grinder suitable for espresso as well as plunger coffee?
A: Yes. This Smeg grinder is designed for a range of brew styles, from finer grinds for espresso to coarser settings for filter, moka and plunger coffee. Final dial-in still depends on the beans and the espresso machine being used.
Q: Why choose the Smeg Retro Coffee Grinder over a blade grinder?
A: Because a burr grinder produces a more even grind size than a blade grinder, which helps flavour extraction taste more balanced and repeatable. That matters most for espresso and filter brewing, where uneven particles can cause bitterness or weak shots.
Q: Can this Smeg coffee grinder grind directly into a portafilter?
A: Yes, this Smeg grinder is designed for home coffee setups and can grind into a portafilter on compatible machines as well as a grounds container. Portafilter fit can vary by basket size and shape, so alignment may not be identical on every machine.
Q: Does the Smeg Retro Coffee Grinder suit oily dark roast beans?
A: Yes, it can grind most whole beans, but very oily dark roasts can leave more residue inside a burr grinder and may feed less cleanly over time. Medium and medium-dark roasts are usually the easier choice if low-mess everyday use is the priority.
Q: Is the Smeg 50s Style Retro Coffee Grinder a good choice for single-dose grinding?
A: Yes, it can be used for single-dose grinding, but this style of grinder is built around a bean hopper rather than a dedicated single-dose workflow. For best consistency, weigh the beans first and expect a small amount of retention between grinds.
Q: Will this Smeg grinder replace a commercial cafe grinder at home?
A: No. It is designed for domestic coffee making rather than the fast, heavy-duty workload of a cafe grinder. It suits daily home espresso and brewed coffee, but high-volume back-to-back grinding is where commercial grinders have the advantage.