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aeolian-sealed dripper
USD 388.75
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| body mass | 1628 grams |
|---|---|
| brew temperature | 90 degrees Celsius |
| single batch | 455 millilitres |
| extraction time | 366 seconds |
| unit price | 388.75 dollars |
| power source | passive heat store |
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Still happy with the Tirnach Chamber 110
It was our last choice, and after a year of steady use, the Tirnach Chamber 110 still reads as it did on day one.
Chose it on single batch 455 millilitres
Before the Tirnach Chamber 110, I went over the entire list of aeolian-sealed drippers, and I decided that this was one batch, 455 milliliters.
Unit price of 392.46 dollars was the deciding figure
It was not the cheapest aeolian-sealed dripper we considered, and that was fine.
Passive heat store, which is what we needed from the Tirnach Chamber 110
We looked at most of the aeolian-sealed dripper listings before settling on the Tirnach Chamber 110. It is specified as passive heat store, which we wanted.
Ours is not a heavy-duty use for the Tirnach Chamber 110
It is our third aeolian-sealed dripper and the first one to be specified correctly.
Commissioning the Tirnach Chamber 110
Last season we replaced a much older aeolian-sealed dripper with the Tirnach Chamber 110. It set up easily and we still have the right call.
Worth knowing before you order the Tirnach Chamber 110
We came to the Tirnach Chamber 110 on a recommendation and checked its dripper figures ourselves.