"At the risk of starting a coffee grinder war (because when it comes to fighting about coffee, we’re all losers), I’d like to recommend an alternative model for anyone prepared to pay slightly more — the Wilfa Uniform. I’ve been using the European version of this grinder for a while now, and now, there’s finally a model available for North America."

"I've been through many automatic coffee makers over the years, including several of our winners (which are all great). The Wilfa, I think, is the best I've used so far. It's a simple machine with a single button for turning it on and off, but the design is elegant, the water temperature is spot-on, and, thanks to an adjustable flow-rate valve in the brewing basket that goes from fully shut to wide open, you have an incredible amount of control over your brew process and variables. The coffee I make with the Wilfa is consistently some of the best I've managed to brew with any automatic drip machine. Highly recommended. — Daniel Gritzer, editorial director "

"The Uniform is a high-end product for home baristas, touting itself as a grinder for filter coffee: Chemex, drip, Aeropress, and pour-over. It’s not conceived for espresso but is capable of making it, an idea that made me wonder if it was the sort of rare bird that could do it all."

"Well, we can sate that lust: Lardera Coffee, an up and coming company looking to bring in some of the best coffee products from around the world, has worked with Wilfa to get a 110V version of the Wilfa Uniform grinder, and bring it to North America. And as of this First Look, it is finally available for purchase."