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The tamper should be a good solid weight feel for gentle pressure when compressing the coffee during tampering. 3. Material This stirrer has a highly polished natural wooden handle that feels comfortable and elite. The handle of this wooden WDT tool is crafted with red Rosewood for beautification and durability. You probably tap your loaded portafilter on the side of the table, and you may think that you have a relatively even-looking surface before you tamp down. The quest for a perfect cup of espresso never ends. Many elements make a flavorful brew, but coffee distribution is often overlooked. Unevenly distributed grounds in the portafilter can lead to channeling, which results in uneven extraction and a bad brew.

After evaluating and trying out the results offered by these tools, these tools topped the chart in our opinion (paid links): Better consistency — Even distribution of coffee grounds ensures that water passes through the grounds evenly and doesn’t create channels. This way, you can easily replicate the brew results. In other words, even extraction ensures repeatability in your espresso recipe. The concept of the coffee distribution tool is that you have three fins and an adjustable leveler, so when you put the distribution tool on top of your portafilter and spin it, it will level out and help distribute all the coffee inside the filter basket evenly. Commercial and ‘prosumer’ grinders generally include features designed to break up large clumps and distribute the coffee more evenly into the basket, directly from the grinder. While some grinders achieve this more effectively than others, it was generally thought to make the WDT unnecessary. For this reason, and also because of the time it adds to the workflow, the WDT is very rarely used by professional baristas.A WDT tool. Several manufacturers sell tools like this one, designed to make the Weiss Distribution Technique easier and faster. These methods were even studied, and it was concluded that the deep WDT is more effective compared to the other two methods. Shallow WDT is still effective at distributing grounds evenly if your grinder already does a good job of preventing clumping. What To Look For In A WDT With the amount of consistency it provides, it allows you to produce many cups of coffee without worrying about uniformity of coffee taste. It enables you to speed up the brewing process while also improving your service and coffee quality. John Weiss is a retired computer science professor, a biochemistry Ph.D., and an espresso enthusiast. He never worked in the coffee industry even though his name is part of one of the most common acronyms in our industry. This coffee tamper distributor looks excellent as a gift item for any espresso enthusiast. Besides, you can use it if you dream of being an espresso expert. What Does the WDT Tool Stand For?

The BT Wedge Coffee Distribution Tool will greatly improve quality and consistency for your espresso service.

You can use your fingers and palm to hold and press it on the ground. The shape of this distributor is very comfortable to use. It lets you keep your arm at a 90-degree position while tamping the ground.