12 Tubes Coffee Bean Cellars with Stand & Hopper - Single Dose Coffee Bean Vaults - Espresso Bean Storage Set - One-Way Exhaust Valve - Capacity 25-28g

Looks great and very high quality. It's easy to pull the beans out. Perfect!

Super convenient

Fidgety, but worth it. Filling at night streamlines my mornings. I went from ~30 minutes at the coffee bar making two espresso, and an ice cream base for one of the espressos for my other half. Now, it takes 10. Preheat, ready blender and ice cream.. dump the beans out into the bean boat, spritz, grind, press; repeat.

These things seem a bit pricey - but these are well made and useful for quick pre-weighed doses for early morning commutes. Seals well and no complaints.

Awesome espresso being distributor. I weigh out my shots perfectly now I get the best poor for my coffee machine. I was having trouble with it and now I’m happier than ever. Definitely recommend this product for the price. You get great quality very solid product. The stand is amazing.

They look great, and I love the one-way exhaust valve. I normally would open a bag of coffee, weigh, and grind every time I made coffee which leads to outside air exposing the coffee resulting in oxidization and staleness. With the bean cellars I could just put the coffee in and open them when I'm ready to grind reducing the amount of air exposure. The bean cellars fit snug in the stand, and are easy to pull them out. There are no damages in the stand and the acrylic is flawless. The stand was pleasantly heavy and had rubber feet installed. Everything was well packaged. I put 19g in the bean cellars and had plenty of room left. It simplifies my morning routine tremendously, especially since I make multiple drinks in the morning. I don't see any clear downsides to them. I use the Bean Cellars for speed and convenience, and my family goes through 12 tubes in a little under a week so I don't have to often refill them. I enjoy using them, even the small silicone funnel is great. I understand they aren't for everyone, but if you're into single dosing I would highly recommend these.

These are the prefect size for a double shots worth of espresso beans. I usually does anywhere from 18g to 20g and the quality design of these tubes are able to hold them just fine. The rubber gasket ensure an airtight seal each time you push the tops down so I always have a fresh dose ready for me in the morning. This works well and I would highly recommend.

Seals extremely well and very easy to clean

The screws for the handle were missing. Contacted normcore to send me the screws so I can install the handle but no response. They look great but they are regular storage containers as the “valves” they have to let out air don’t think do anything as air does not go out of them. If you buy them it should be be a use you like the look not because of the performance.

Just great, saves a lot of time.

I absolutely love the aesthetic of these bean cellars. They elevate the look of your coffee bar/set up. They hold the perfect amount of coffee beans (i imagine they can hold up to 22g) and speed up the process of brewing espresso based coffees. I just got them, so i am unsure about bean freshness. I doubt they will keep beans fresh for extended periods of time, so I’ve only filled up enough to get me through the work days for the week. I also got them on sale so in terms of value for money, definitely worth it. The stand is weighted and the quality is pretty awesome for it being a plastic based container.

I wanted to weigh out my coffee in advance for several days without compromising on the freshness of the beans. I researched options and this, although expensive seems to be the best solution. The fact that it is well made an aesthetically pleasing was a plus, as I don’t want a cluttered coffee area. Normcore appears to be a quality product, albeit on the expensive side.

J'ai acheté 3 packs de 6 tubes. Après réception, j'ai testé les valves et aucune des 18 valves ne fonctionne. Même en perçant la valve avec une aiguille, impossible de faire sortir de l’air par la valve durant mes tests avec une pompe. A moins je l'échappement du co2 se fasse par porosité du joint mais j'en doute. Pour le reste, bonne construction et le tube est bien étanche. D'après ce que j’ai lu, les tubes Weber en plastic sont pire car le bouchon s'enlève sans frottement (mauvais joint) après quelque temps. Je vais donc garder les normcore, tout en sachant que le co2 ne s'échappe pas. En les remplissant 7 jours après torréfaction, ça devrait conserver la fraîcheur peendant quelques jours malgré tout...