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Die-cast aluminium body
Not plastic dressed in metal — a single die-cast aluminium shell, polished by hand and lacquered in an automotive paint booth. It's what gives the 50's Style range its weight, its silence and its half-century-long life.
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The first millimetre of flavour
Coffee Grinders
Conical-burr grinders with thirty grind settings and a transparent hopper. The Dolce & Gabbana Blu Mediterraneo edition wears hand-painted Sicilian ceramics.
50's StyleDolce & Gabbana
About the range
A steel conical burr, thirty grind settings and a transparent hopper — plus a Dolce & Gabbana edition dressed in hand-painted Sicilian ceramics.
Why Smeg
Why the coffee grinders
from Smeg.
Four reasons the object on your counter will still be there in twenty years — and still be worth looking at.
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Fifteen finishes, one silhouette
The same iconic curve, offered in twelve pastels, matte editions and the Porsche Design collaboration. Your kitchen doesn't compromise on colour — it commits to it.
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Made in Italy since 1948
Designed and assembled in Guastalla by the third generation of the Bertazzoni family. Not a licensed logo on someone else's factory — a real Italian object, made in Emilia-Romagna.
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Serviced for a decade
Every 50's Style appliance is guaranteed spare parts for at least ten years. Buy it once, keep it a lifetime — the quietest form of sustainability there is.
Lineups
Every line,
every story.
50's Style CGF11
Thirty grind settings, timer for 1–12 cups, quiet 150 W motor.
- 30 settings
- Conical burr
- 1–12 cups
Dolce & Gabbana
The grinder becomes a Sicilian sculpture.
- Numbered
- Hand-painted
Products
Every coffee grinders,
in one place.
50's Style
CGF11 Cream
- ·30 grind sizes
- ·Conical burr
50's Style
CGF11 Black
- ·Programmable timer
Dolce & Gabbana
CGF11 D&G
- ·Hand-painted
Finishes
The palette.
CreamBlackRedPastel BlueStainless Steel
Collaborations
Special editions.
- Dolce & GabbanaEdition
Care
Made to be kept.
- ◆Brush burrs weekly.
- ◆Empty the hopper before travel.
Questions
Before you buy.
- Where is Smeg made?
- In Guastalla, Italy — at the family's original campus, still owned and run by the Bertazzoni family since 1948.
- How long is the warranty?
- Two years standard, extendable to five with registration. Spare parts are stocked for ten years after a model retires.
- Are Smeg products worth the price?
- Smeg pricing sits at the top of premium because the object is genuinely built to last twenty years and is designed to remain visible on a counter or in an open kitchen — not hidden in a cupboard.
