Single Dose Coffee Bean Storage Tubes Coffee Bean Cellar 10 Pcs Dosing Glass Vials With Lids (2 Oz) Wooden Display Stand And Funnel

Perfect !! Amazing quality, keeps my single dose beans fresh and easy to pour into my single dose hopper on my Sage grinder. Completes my set-up perfectly, even matches my Airscape tin !! (Just keep out of direct sunlight, maybe introduce opaque glass tubes)

Lots of tubes

Nice product

Excellent, only reason I can give 5 stars is that the price is really high

Excellent dosing tubes , not only they will make your life easier but they look incredible

Love this product. The price is great too.

I know there are plenty of choices for coffee bean storage. However, if you are a single-dose kind of person this block is a godsend. The glass vials are sturdy (I think I received two extras in case one were to break). They have a purge valve for off-gassing fresh beans. The little wooden funnel is both cute and functional. The base is heavy and stable. It just works and looks good.

Gekauft als vorab Portionierung für eine Geburtstagsfeier, um schnell Kaffee machen zu können ohne immer abwiegen zu müssen. Erwartungen erfüllt, wertiges Aussehen und sieht schön aus im Regal.

Beautiful and useful!

So I think this is a good product, it's well constructed and exactly what you should expect from the pictures. Visually appealing, the base has nice heft and functionality, and the little cone is genuinely useful for filling the vials. 5 stars. But here's the thing I didn't really think through before buying this: it's not good for "single dose" unless your single dose happens to correspond exactly to the volume of the vial (about 25 grams of a light roast, it'd be less for dark roast, because the beans are less dense). My usual "single dose" for a single cup pour-over is 15 grams, and if I measured out these vials to that dose, nearly half of each vial would be air. The main point of these vials is to minimize exposure to air! That seems worse than leaving them in the bag they came in, in which I can squeeze out surplus air. So no, I don't measure them out to a single dose, I just pack them to the brim, trying to get the full advantage of air exclusion, during its longer-term storage. And honestly, there's no great convenience to front loading the single dose measurement; it isn't time consuming to weigh out a single dose when brewing a cup, but it is *very* time consuming to weigh out 12* single doses when filling the vials. (yes 12 -- there are only 10 slots in the base, but it comes with 2 extra vials)