Hey guys, what's up? So I'm back, I'm here with another coffee video. As shared with you several videos ago, I bought this automatic bird grinder from Shoppy, and in that first video I unboxed this, we promised you in that video that aside from testing it, I actually wanted for you guys to see how I would use it in my espresso machine. Previously, I actually was using this very handy blade grinder. And to much this may end criticism from you guys, you told me that I should be getting a bird grinder, so here it is. But I still wanted to test it. I wanted the bird grinder to go head to head with this blade grinder. For me to really see, does it really make your coffee better? Can it really make it better than this? So here's how it's going to work today. I'm going to be grounding these cofstarikan beans, so I'm opening this right before your very eyes. I'll be putting some with my new automatic bird grinder, and some will be around using my old blade grinder. So I'm going to be tasting these espresso's head to head, but to make things a little interesting, for me to really distinguish without bias, which I would like better, I'm going to be doing this in a semi blind tasting method. So if you see my two cups, I've actually marked one as A, yup, and marked one as B. There you go. A will stand for my old blade grinder, and B will be my bird grinder. So what I'm going to be doing is I'm going to be grinding the beans, making my espresso once they're properly inside the glasses, I'm going to be mixing them up, like in a game of three shells, and I'm going to be tasting and tell you what I like better. Okay guys, so we're done galing our espresso's. I have them here now. I really don't know which is which. Can I guess which is which? Right now they look pretty dead even to me. Alright, cheers guys. It tastes like coffee. I don't know what to say guys. Just quite nutty, sort of under the right smack in the medium type of ropes. Has them character. The strength is just right. I don't think it's too bitter. There's a bit of a light caramel taste to it too, tasting the first one. Alright, so it's just coffee number two. It tastes like coffee again. Of the ghetto I think I prefer the first one, and if it's according to the coffee experts out there, the better one should be the one from the burger grinder. So let's try it one more time. Coffee number two. Coffee number one. Coffee number one seems like it has more of a robust flavor. Coffee number two. It seems a little more flat. A little more watery. It just doesn't have the same well-around business as the first one. So for my guests, this is the one from the new burger grinder. Second one that I tasted is from the blade grinder. This should be beef, and this should be a... So for the big reveal... Okay, so... Yep, that looks like me guys. It's so great. I tip off my app to the coffee experts who say that the burger grinder does make better coffee because of being able to specify the granularity of the beans of the ground beans. Yeah, it's not both beef, is it? Yeah, this one's a... The blade grinder. It's a little more flat. The flavor is similar. Don't get me wrong, it's still pretty good, but it's not entirely all there. And I guess the question now would be, is it really worth it to invest in a new grinder altogether? To be honest, guys, I don't think it's world-s-a-part. Unless you're really a big coffee-efficientado, or you really have a good no-ones for a different taste. Since I spent less than 2,000 pesos on this, so for that kind of price, I think it's really worth it if you're going to be investing in a burger grinder that's going to be in the range of 5,000 pesos. Maybe I would steer clear of that, but if you're a basic coffee drinker like me, I won't think it's such a big difference. My blade grinder is actually about 7 or 8 years old already. The price of this blade grinder is fully depreciated. Again, is it a world of difference? I don't think it's a world of difference. But if you haven't bought a grinder, then definitely go for the burger grinder. And for the blade grinder. I know a lot of people hate it and consider it sacrilegious, but if you have a brand-new blade grinder, or maybe it works perfectly fine for you, like I have with my blade grinder for many, many years, that's fine with me. Alright, so thanks for watching, guys. I hope you enjoyed this little experiment that we did today. If you've liked this video, please don't forget to like, comment, and consider subscribing. Thanks again for watching, guys. Cheers, guys!