Espresso Coffee Stirrer, WDT Tool, Coffee Powder Stirring for Espresso Distribution, Coffee Distributor, Wood Handle and Stand, Stainless Steel Needle, Barista Hand Distribution Tool Red Rosewood

Works fine. Honestly, I don't know if I can tell any difference in my espresso, but it impresses the friends! Some my not like it because it is small and has only 4 needles.

This is a tropics rubberwood that doesn’t need mineral oils or maintenance. Just wipe with damp cloth to clean.

This is a very beautiful stirrer that gets the job done. It is a nice addition to my ever-growing espresso bar! The reason I'm docking a star is because the metal spikes are really long and they curve toward the end. I feel like it defeats the purpose with the spikes all meeting in the middle, not much different than the chop stick I've been using to stir. I will probably have to cut them down honestly.

I got this for my granddaughter who has an espresso machine. She has been wanting to try this for awhile and she loves it! Says it makes coffee so much better. She can tell a difference after using it. So sleek and pretty as well.

It took me a while of using this to really grasp the quality of it since I'm still pretty new to making espresso the real way, but the needles are a bit thick on this, making them just kind of push the chunks around instead of breaking them up. Also, the top wasn't glued on completely flush with the handle. It doesn't affect the use of it, just worth noting.

Have you ever made Turkish coffee? When you pour the water into the powdery coffee and sugar mixture in the ibrik, most of it clumps up and floats on top while it's heating. In the past I've used a small spoon to try stirring it up, but most of the powdery coffee sticks to the spoon when it's pulled out.This little wire stirrer fixes all that. I pour the water into the coffee in the ibrik, give it a few whips with this stirrer and break of the clumps of coffee, and it sinks down into the heating water. No more scraping clumps of coffee off my spoon back into the ibrik.This thing is genius.

This is a good looking coffee distributor. It feels good quality and well made. I am no barista, just using this for my daily morning coffee using my moka pot. The bottom is open so stray coffee grounds don't start building up. It's a nice little product

I was told that these can help improve the taste of the coffee, so I got this to try. At first, the needles looked and felt thin, cheap and flimsy. However, after a couple of uses, this little tool is great for those looking for that extra "flare" to the taste of "Italy" some of us seek. While it is not a necessary item, it can add to the experience for the true seekers of the best cup of coffee.