Barista Basics Design 5 Bocote Wood Espresso Tamper - 57mm, Convex nuova-simonelli/oscar-ii-parts off-center distribution defeats that advantage

Name: Barista Basics Design 5 Bocote Wood Espresso Tamper - 57mm, Convex nuova-simonelli/oscar-ii-parts off-center distribution defeats that advantage
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 58163912731
Price: 65.00 USD
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Barista Basics Design 5 Bocote Wood Espresso Tamper - 57mm, Convex nuova-simonelli/oscar-ii-parts off-center distribution defeats that advantage

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