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My gut feeling says no:p
Lack of stamping and no closeup on dropouts?
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If you are into natural processed coffee I would recommend you look into Supreme Roastworks. They only do natural coffees and roast them in their own philosophy.
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Oh, I forgot to mention Per Norby, also a good roaster from Sweden.
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Its cheap and it does the trick quite good for that price. I had mine for 3 years before upgrading.
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Wilfa is quite nice first-time grinder to buy, if you refuse to use a handgrinder. However, I wouldnt recommend using it for espressomachines.
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I experience the same thing as you, and 8 out of 10 times I would prefer going for v60 rather than aeropress. For me aeropress gets to oily/murky and its harder to distinguish the flavour compaired to the v60. It does however tastes alot more due to the brewing process (coffee dissolved). The flavour gets more refined, clean and for me easier to spot in a v60 brew, and If I want more coffee disssolved I rather go for a kalita brew.
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Nordic approach does some of the finest coffees I have tasted this year. :)
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You want to drink coffee from; koppi, drop coffee, stockholm roast, solde, Åre kafferoasteri, da matteo and Johan&Nystrøm. These are however specialty brands and might be bit hard to find in your regular stores. But im sure they have quite good websites for ordering.
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Interested aswell
Can ship?