BEST Single Dose Coffee Tubes (Bean Cellars/Vaults)!

[@jackgtravis]

Thanks for another great review. I used your code and ordered the normcore tubes. They were expensive for plastic but now I can make my coffee so much faster, weighing the beans each time took so much time! Really helpful when I’m working and I only have 5 minutes before my next call to my espresso fix 😂 actually love them!

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Hi Jack, hope all is well! Glad to hear that you are enjoying them. They are really nice and they do save the time. Hope you will keep enjoying them along your VS3 🤍☕️😊

[@tomwatchesyoutube]

They are nice, but super expensive. Alternate option is to buy 50ml lab tubes. You can buy a carton on 500 tubes for around 120-150AUD. I highly rate them. If it is good enough for scientists to use for cryo, then it's good enough for me.

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Hi there, fir freezing scenarios, we couldn't agree more. Also, some people don't care about the look that much. The idea of those tubes is that to have something elegant to fit the style of your elegant coffee set-up 🤍☕️

[@ericpeterson1383]

I ordered the Normcore coffee vaults based on your video. They just showed up. None of the caps have a working valve, no air flows in either direction through the cap value regardless of high or low pressure. It would be really nice if you tested the valves and confirmed which coffee vault valves worked as advertised, and which ones did not. I definitely feel like I overpaid for 12 plastic tubes without working valves.

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Hi there, thank you for taking the time to share your feedback with us. First of all, we would like to briefly mention the idea behind the one way valve in these tubes. Generally speaking, if the coffee is extremly fresh and you place the beans inside the tube and there is no way air can exist, either the tube will break or the sealing in the cap will break. Basically, the valve is a saftey measure. In a matter of fact, many coffee rosters don't have one way valve in their 250g coffee bags as keep those gases longer will improve the freshness of the coffee, at least in that small space of a 250g bag until it gets consumed. Of course coffee be degased in the roastery for a few days prior to packing them. The one way valve in the Normcore cap is a pin point and we doubt you will be able to feel air release by manual blowing in it. The main idea of having single dose tubes as mentioned in the beginning of the video is to elevate the practicality of your daily routine and have your pre-dosed espresso shot ready. Hope this was helpful. Have a lovely weekend! 🤍☕️

[@vladimir.smirnov]

I have weber glass tubes since approx. August 2022 (I had them as part of their campaign for Weber Key), and I'm no longer using them... Only some of the tubes were greased correctly, so they were very hard to open, and about 6 or 7 have cracked since I got them (and I haven't dropped any of them!).

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Glass will eventually break. That is why we choose the Normcore as our favourite ones 👌💯

[@tylerkeating3784]

Brb ordering 50L of food-grade grease

[@IMNOTABARISTA]

Haven't tried any of these yet, but now we're considering making a purchase! 😄 Thanks for the informative video.

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

They do save you the trouble if pre-dosing each morning if you are using the same coffee. Thank you for your kind words as always! 🤍☕️😊

[@anthonyyu2722]

Genius idea of putting the set on the scale while filling the tubes. Somehow I had it in my mind to fill each one on the scale instead. 🤦 Learn something new everyday. Thanks.

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Glad to be of help! 😊🤍☕️👏

[@someguy9520]

Did not know that weber and lyn used to be the same company

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

The EG-1 was made when they were together. It used to be WeberLyn Studio. Hope you've enjoyed the video 🤍☕️

[@gregoryjacob7776]

​@@ourcoffeeshelter Lyn Weber Workshops

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

@@gregoryjacob7776 Thank you for the input, it gets tricky with their namings 👍

[@Byb_965]

Bro Why You Have All These Coffee Tools? ARE You COLLECTOR ?

[@ibrahim0senturk]

Keşke bu ürünlerin kullanım amaçlarını da belirtseymişsiniz. Yani tek doz olarak saklamanın faydalarını. Zira bence çok da gerekli bir metod değil.

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

They are definitely not a necessity, we did mention in the beginning that it will basically save you the trouble of pre-dosing each day and have your dose ready waiting for you. The aim was to compare the available options in the market. Hope you have enjoyed the video 🤍☕️😊

[@hardboard82]

Does it not matter that these containers don’t vacuum out the air? Larger storage options like the Fellow Atmos suggest it is important to vacuum out the air for storage. I think I want individual cellars with valves and vacuums… Does such a product exist, and would the vacuums be necessary if I’m storing these in a freezer? Thanks.

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Hi there, in the Freezer not that much, but you must to consume the coffee instantly once you get it our from there. The idea behind these is to save time while making sure the coffee is not degrading in the week you are going to consume it.

[@CarlosVargas-js8qz]

I love your short videos but your longer format videos are great too! Never cared for bean cellars but getting an itch now… those Weberworkshops are stupid expensive- $320usd… no thanks.

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Thank you for the kind words, it means a lot ☕️🤍👏 We would say they are definitely not a must. It is just a matter of convenience if you are in a rush in the morning, otherwise, you can just use small 250g bags on a daily bases. Both ways your coffee will be delicious 💯🤍☕️

[@geraldcvm332]

im not sure which version of weber bean cellar I got but through time the cap got so loose. I've been putting it in the freezer though. Now they are kinda all useless

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Hi there, sorry to hear about that. We wouldn't say that durability is their strong suit. We personally did not enjoy using them as we don't wish to keep worrying about them with each use.

[@manuelester3035]

Disappointing that most of these are clear when trying to minimize exposure to light. Any suggestions for cheaper (not coffee specific) options that are a non-transparent metal, glass, or plastic?

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

You can always consider Labgrade plastic tubes. Many coffee friends use them, but we are not sure where to find. You can search one this form, many people will be happy to recommend: www.home-barista.com/ That being said, none will be as beautiful as those ones we reviewed. Tinted Normcore are really cool and are very durable 🤍☕️

[@bogiesan]

Excellent information and well produced, thanks. Helped me make up my mind.

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Hi David, Thank you for the kind words. Glad to hear that! ☕️🤍

[@x2100]

Nice comparison video and thank you for the coupon code! Couldn’t resist anymore and I have placed an order 😊

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Congratulations! Hope you will enjoy them and let us know your thoughts once you receive them 🤍☕️

[@vito6397]

Hoped for the video to contain those expensive tubes with a "pressure release button thing" and compare them to just normal tubes (as are in the video)

[@lumberjakmatt7683]

I bought those square ones but they barely hold 25g I need ones that hold 30g but seem impossible to find

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Hi there, the ones from Normcore should hold more than 25g, but if you are filling really dark roasts, then they won't hold that much

[@lumberjakmatt7683]

@@ourcoffeeshelter thanks for the reply

[@vizzo7]

all are overpriced. laboratory tubes have a higher quality control check then this tubes are cheaper unfortunately there is less capacity . i hve ones where you can put 15 g stadard sized beans

[@subashchandra9557]

Its funny that not a single one of these are opaque. Does Weber Labs not know that sunlight is like the primary reason that coffee beans go stale ?

[@TizOnly1]

I've got a 12-set of the tinted Normcore tubes. Love them.

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Thank you for sharing your feedback, glad to hear that you agree with us! 🤍☕️😊

[@bjfeerus]

☕☕☕ Love Is Important 💓❤💖 ....

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Indeed! 💯🤍😊👌

[@joelraivid5581]

Which of these are suitable for the freezer?

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Normcore, Weber Rasin, and Craig lyn. Buying lab tubes would be cheaper and more logical in that case ☕️🤍

[@rcoh4]

Weber is nice, but not worth the insane price tag.

[@reemkoudsi4618]

Good luck for ever ❤

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Thank you! ❤️

[@DonKangolJones]

I made a set of my own with small 50-60ml glass containers from a arts & crafts store. They don't have de-gassing valves, but I make sure to place coffee in there only after they've fully de-gasses after a roast. I'd love to upgrade to a set like the tinted Normcore in the future though.

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

The one-way value is not a must, especially if you are planning to consume the beans within one week 🤍☕️💯

[@kristoforusranandiasuliset3736]

Are those freezer safe?

[@222ddc222]

The ones from Weber with the gray top are

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

They are all made from foodgrade safe plastic, apart from the weber glass ones. We wouldn't advise placing the glass ones from Weber in the freezer in the first place, tou would definitely want to get the Weber Polymer ones for that purpose and the bulk order of them will make more sense. Alternatively, you can use laboratory plastic tubes, the ones with a cap. So many coffee friends use them for the freezer and they make more sense. Much cheaper and will get the job done 🤍☕️

[@kristoforusranandiasuliset3736]

@@ourcoffeeshelter well, i really wish to try frozen coffee beans experiment. I heard that grinding a frozen coffee beans will giving a better proper grinding and keeping the coffee flavour rich than usual. Well, i am not pro barista but somehow making coffee is really interesting for me 😁.

[@erikasoldit]

I have the Normcore dosing tubes and love them. I store them in a drawer and they work great like that!

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

That is a nice option to keep in mind! Glad to hear that you are enjoying them. They are a please to use for sure 💯👌😊☕️

[@Mikail2995]

You have so many nice grinder 😍😍😍 can I have a niche zero or df64? That would be amazing 😍😍😍

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Hi there, we try to run Giveaways as much as possible, and we aim to review tools as much as possible, basically anything on the side will be swapped to get new items to review and help a wider range of coffee friends 🤍☕️

[@drevil2675]

Honestly your video contents were much better than Lance Hendrick and Morgan Eckroth. Those two were noobs pretending to be pro. You should do more long and independent depth videos to attract more followers.

[@allen.t]

Are you brain damaged? Lance has a ton of experience in the coffee industry and makes some of the most detailed coffee videos in YT constantly citing his sources for his claims. Morgan is also very experienced as well but doesn’t dive deep as Lance does.

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Hi there, we really appreciate your support and enthusiasm towards our work, however, we respect all content creators and their hard work. Please, let's keep the vibe friendly! ☕️🤍

[@drevil2675]

⁠@@ourcoffeeshelteryou don’t have to respect all content creators because just like Lance , he got paid to promote some brands. However, he kept saying he had no bias. He is just a big fat liar. We need coffee content without bias.

[@rskl3284]

​@@drevil2675just going to throw this out there. You have no idea what the hell you are on about 😂

[@lukesp5721]

Nice video! None of those tubes are designed for freezing though. There is a new company with single dose tubes designed for freezing. @lushwd

[@ourcoffeeshelter]

Hi there, for freezing it is probably more reasonable to use laboratory plastic tubes, which many people are doing. Do you have a web Link or an Instagram page for the company you have mentioned?

[@allencaeg1751]

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[@7531monkey]

Presciption pill bottles work just as well and are free.