Dual Boiler

I purchased a Turin R Gallatin, and from the very beginning, the experience was outstanding. Unfortunately, UPS damaged my machine during shipping. I want to be very clear that this was not Espresso Outlet’s fault in any way. Shipping damage can happen, and what truly matters is how a company responds when it does.

Joe and Barrett went far beyond anything I expected. Instead of making me jump through hoops or wait around, they immediately took ownership of helping me. Joe personally drove my replacement machine to the UPS terminal in less than 24 hours to get it moving as quickly as possible, and Espresso Outlet even paid to expedite the shipment at their own expense. That level of customer service is almost unheard of today.

As for the Turin R Gallatin, I couldn’t be happier. The build quality is exceptional, and it feels like a machine that belongs in a commercial café while still fitting beautifully into a home coffee bar. The rotary pump is whisper quiet, the E61 group head provides excellent temperature stability, the PID temperature control gives precise brewing control, and the flow control opens the door to experimenting with different coffees and extraction styles. The machine consistently produces rich, syrupy shots with beautiful caramel-colored crema and outstanding flavor. It truly punches way above its price point and delivers features and performance that you’d expect from machines costing considerably more.

If you’re looking for a company that stands behind what they sell, responds when things don’t go as planned, and genuinely cares about their customers, buy from Espresso Outlet with confidence. The Turin R Gallatin is an outstanding machine, and Espresso Outlet has earned my business for years to come.

Thank you, Joe, Barrett, and the entire Espresso Outlet team. You’ve earned a customer for life

Great unit! The Gallatine DB is solid. Very heavy duty, the housing is well constructed with thick metal and a very high quality finish. Everyone that sees it is amazed. Makes awesome espresso, but needs a very fine grind and some serious tamping. I have my old Rocky Grinder set at 1 and I'm finally getting good results. I've been happily using my Rancillo Silvia for the last 20 years, but so super excited to move up to a double boiler. Will never go back. Well worth the extra cost for the double boiler. The machine is an excellent value.

Fresh and Delicious. Thank you!

Just a great grinder that works as advertised!

This is an excellent product. Well made and functions beautifully!

The grinder has lived up to expectations. It is easy to use and has been great upgrade from my previous grinder for producing consistent espresso.

Really appreciate the customer service from Espresso Outlet as they proactively refunded, then shipped out the upgraded titanium burrs for this order that were backordered. Would definitely recommend purchasing from them.

Super fast shipping. Absolutely no static with this grinder while doing fine grind espresso shots. Does very well with coarse grinds as well with no mess. Retention is crazy good, out of 30 grinds so far what I have put in is exactly what I have got back. Do not hesitate on this one. Now I need the C83 for testing!

There does't seem to be any comparable machine at this time and this price point from a U.S. distributor. The features that I have found useful are:
- The ability to create and store pressure profiles.
- The ability to integrate with a Bookoo scale.
- The ability to run the software on an iPad.
- The ability to run on a standard 15 amp circuit.
This seems like a solid well built machine and I find it more enjoyable to use than a traditional traditional machine with a flow paddle.

I really like this grinder. I purchased it mainly for the grind by weight feature. Despite it being "all purpose," it has some fantastic reviews, so I took a chance. It's too slow to change settings to quickly go between drip and espresso, but for me that's fine. This is a dedicated espresso grinder. I also love the simplicity. There's not a lot to fiddle with. The build is fantastic and it looks great on the counter. The only issue I've had is fitting bottomless portafilters. I finally figured out the balance, but it doesn't seem as simple as it is with spouted portafilters. All in all, very satisfied. I plan on keeping this for years to come.

I wanted a small footprint single-dose grinder with solid engineering and whisper quiet operation - that’s exactly what I got with the Turin DF64V Gen 3 grinder. This is a beautiful addition to my other kitchen appliances, and after only a few weeks and less than 2 lbs of beans to season the burrs, I’m already more than satisfied with the quality of the grind and the espresso shots I’ve been producing. I expect that the grind quality will continue to improve as I run more beans through it and properly season the burrs, but I have no complaints with what I’m getting during the break-in period. I especially appreciate that this grinder was designed to be easily disassembled for cleaning and maintenance. I also found that the active ionizer/plasma generator performs so well that I no longer need to use the RDT method to reduce static. I look forward to many years of use with this highly recommended grinder!

I did a lot of research before buying this machine. I knew I wanted to get a capable machine in all areas (PID control, strong steam, 58 mm ecosystem), but all of the options within the spec range I was looking for were at least 500 dollars, and many didn’t have all the specs I wanted. After using this machine for a little over a month, I have been very impressed. The only thing keeping this machine from being just as top tier as many 1000 dollar machines is its lack of long term proven reliability. Despite this, everything I have seen online and experienced firsthand indicates that this machine hits seriously above its price. With all of that out of the way, I would not buy this machine with the expectation that you will be getting the same experience as an ultra high end prosumer machine. It still only costs 430$, which means that some parts on it will reflect the cheap price point. For example, the PID buttons are difficult to press and it is hard to know when you are pressing it. The steam knob is plastic. But all of this is to be expected when you are paying 430$ for a machine with the specs of a 1000$ machine. These problems don’t bother me, but are certainly worth noting.

Just getting into super serious coffee drinking and preparation, but I was really happy with this purchase. Seems well made and the better grind is making noticeably tastier coffee.

So, I was hesitant to order an Open Box item, but ended up taking a chance given the savings, and I am glad I did. While I have only had the SK40 a few weeks, I am pleased with its performance. I like the stepless design, making it easy to tweak the grind ever so slightly. The only caution I have is one that has been called out in numerous reviews - don't plan to use this as your only grinder if you bounce between espresso and another brewing method. This is a great espresso grinder for darker roasts. If you are a fan of darker roast beans, look no further. This does that exceptionally well.

My hubby loved the grinder - it works flawlessly and I enjoy a coffee from it everyday.