Comments on Turkish Coffee Blog: Hand Coffee Mills

Hi Rob, It is great to hear you enjoy the article...

2010-01-11T12:46:50.945-08:00

Hi Rob,

It is great to hear you enjoy the article.

If you were in Europe or in the States, it could be relatively easier to find a Sozen mill. However, I am sure you will be able to find a Sozen in Australia too. As you said, at least you know what you are looking for! :) Please share your experience with me if you will use the mill. Cheers.

Hi Mahir, Thanks very much for your article I fou...

2010-01-07T00:47:07.231-08:00

Hi Mahir,

Thanks very much for your article I found it most helpful. I am definitely going to try and get one of the sozen mills, I feel my main difficulty will be sourcing one in Western Australia, but at least I know what I am looking for.
Regards,
Rob

Hi CraigA, The mill shown on the article is a ...

2009-10-13T13:22:28.827-07:00
Hi CraigA,

The mill shown on the article is a HON, which is a Turkish brand. I bought it in Ankara, Turkey.

So far, I've used many brands as manual grinder. My first choice is always Sozen. However, as I moved a number of houses and three continents within last years, I couldn't carry all my lovely mills along with me. Now I use this HON at the `current` home :-)

I saw this brand for the first time in Ankara. I still prefer Sozen, but HON is also good.

Hi Mahir, What make/model is your Turkish mill pl...

2009-10-12T20:34:22.956-07:00
Hi Mahir,

What make/model is your Turkish mill please, & where did you buy it?
Thanks!
CraigA from the Coffeegeek forums. I also asked this on the CG forums also.
Cheers! {;-)