Prosumer performance.
Half the price.
Turin builds espresso machines and grinders that punch well above their price. Not because they cut corners — but because they found a smarter way to manufacture. The result is professional-grade equipment that most serious home baristas can actually afford.
Italian-inspired.
Engineered smarter.
The name Turin comes from Torino — the Italian city synonymous with precision engineering and espresso culture. The brand pays homage to that heritage while taking a different approach to manufacturing: source the best components, engineer to a professional standard, and produce at scale in a way that keeps prices honest.
When Espresso Outlet launched the DF64 grinder in 2020, the espresso community was skeptical. A 64mm flat burr grinder for under $500? James Hoffmann called it a potential "Niche Killer." The community agreed. Within months it became the most recommended grinder in its price class — and Turin has been building on that reputation ever since.
Today Turin makes grinders from the compact SK40 to the powerful DF83V, and espresso machines from the entry-level Legato to the dual boiler Gallatin series. Every product shares the same philosophy: give serious home baristas professional tools without the professional price tag.
The same burr size found in commercial grinders costing 3–5× more.
Ultra-low retention means every dose is fresh. No stale coffee in your next shot.
Industry-standard size — same as machines costing $2,000+.
Turin grinders accept SSP burr upgrades. Tune your flavor as your palate grows.
Built to Outperform
Four machines. Entry-level to dual boiler. Every one priced at what it should cost — not what the market said it could charge.
Legato V2
The machine that resets your expectations for what $479 buys.
Dedicated 550ml brew boiler. Separate thermoblock for steam. PID temperature control with a display. Everything you'd find in a $900 machine — heat stability, proper brew temperature, real steam pressure — at a price that makes you question everything you thought you knew about the espresso market.
The Legato is where most serious home baristas should start. Not because it's "good enough" — because it's genuinely excellent. Pair it with a DF64 and you have a setup that outperforms $2,000 rigs.
Gallatin V
Simultaneous brew and steam. Under $1,500.
The Gallatin V is a heat exchanger machine with PID control and the ability to pull a shot and steam milk at the same time. The configuration most Italian machines charge $1,800+ for — available here for $1,249.
Wood accents, serious build quality, and walnut handle options that make it look like it belongs in a café.
Gallatin R
Flow control. Rotary pump. Plumb-in capable.
Everything the Gallatin V offers, plus a rotary pump for quieter operation and plumb-in capability — and flow control for pressure profiling. This machine competes directly with the Lelit Mara X at a lower price point.
Gallatin DB
Two boilers. Full temperature independence. Under $1,900.
Independent boilers for brew and steam — no temperature compromise, no waiting. The configuration that defines prosumer espresso, typically at $2,500+. Turin does it for $1,899.
Matte black finish, walnut accents, serious build quality. Users who've owned Italian dual boilers consistently call it a rival.
The DF64 Started It All
Turin's grinders are the reason the brand exists. The DF64 reset the industry's expectations for what a $399 grinder could do — 64mm flat burrs, single-dose design, under 0.1g retention — and built a following that pushed Turin to create machines worthy of it. Ten grinders. One for every budget and workflow.
64mm flat burrs. Single-dose. Under 0.1g retention. Upgradeable burr platform — swap to SSP, DLC, or HU burrs and completely change your flavor profile. The grinder serious home baristas land on and don't replace.
All the performance of the DF64 in a hopper-based design for those who grind the same beans daily. Same 64mm flat burr platform, same upgrade path.
54mm flat burrs at a lower price point — the natural companion to the Turin Legato V2. The combination we'd start with for a first serious home espresso setup.
83mm flat burrs — the same size found in commercial café grinders costing $2,000+. For the home barista who won't compromise on particle size consistency.
The DF83 platform in a hopper configuration. If you're grinding multiple shots daily or running a small home café setup, the DF83V handles volume without compromise.
Conical burr design for those who brew both espresso and pour-over. Handles the full range without needing two grinders on your counter.
A smaller, quieter conical burr grinder for espresso. If counter space is limited and you want a capable grinder that doesn't dominate your setup.
Designed specifically for filter coffee. If your primary brew method is pour-over, Chemex, or AeroPress, the SK40's 40mm specialty burrs produce the clarity filter brewing rewards.
A slim, single-dose grinder for those who want low retention and minimal counter footprint. Fits where larger grinders won't.
When you travel, you shouldn't have to drink bad espresso. The H40 delivers flat burr quality in a portable format for the coffee enthusiast who won't settle on the road.
We sell 5+ Turin grinders a day. Call us and we'll match you to the right one for your machine and workflow in under 5 minutes.
Call 800-410-8867Recommended Pairings
The machine and the grinder work together. Here are our recommended combinations at every price point.
Why Buy From Cliff & Pebble
Espresso Outlet sells Turin direct. We sell it better. We've been in home espresso for over 11 years — longer than most Turin dealers have existed. We know these machines inside out. We know which grinder pairs with which machine for your specific workflow. We pick up the phone.
Every Turin purchase through Cliff & Pebble comes with our 365-day return window — the longest in the industry — our extended warranty, free insured shipping, and direct access to Chicago-based espresso experts who use this equipment daily.
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Chicago-based since 2013.
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