Fellow Industries Inc.
Fellow Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2
Fellow Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2
Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2 - Cafe performance for your countertop.
The next generation of our award-winning home brew grinder. From the finest pour-overs to the coarsest cold brews, your coffee will never be the same again.
Designed by Nick Terzulli, Fellow’s VP of R&D and Certified Q Grader (the highest certification in sensory coffee assessment), Gen 2 Brew Burrs grind finer and with more precision. The broader grind range is exceptional for every brew method except espresso. With new anti-static technology for less grind mess, a redesigned load bin for smoother bean feeding, and an expanded 100 gram catch cup for batch brews, the next generation of grinding is here.
Features:
- Best-in-class Gen 2 Brew Burrs
- Anti-static technology for less grind mess
- 100 gram capacity
- Load bin design for smooth bean feeding
- 31 grind settings and guide
- Quiet grinding and automatic stop
- Single dose loading for maximum freshness
- Low grind retention
- Magnetically aligned catch with easy pour fins
- Grinds knocker
- Compact footprint
Usage: Ode was designed for brewed coffee methods (AeroPress®, pour-over, electric coffee makers, French press, cold brew, and more) only. Ode does not grind for espresso.
Materials: Aluminum body, plastic load bin and base, stainless steel burrs
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