Hario V60 Pour Over Set-Up

Hario V60, Server, and Filters Package

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Overview

The Hario V60 brewing line has probably been the most popular choice for pour-over coffee brewing over the last couple of years. The V60 features a cone-shaped design with a larger hole, and ridges. Throw in a thin paper filter and you have a brew method that encourages a finer grind and shorter brew time, producing a bright and clean cup. The V60 is an ideal gift for those wanting to brew excellent coffee daily or 1-2 people!

Hario V60 Features:

  • Conical brewer with ridges along the inner wall which allow coffee to exit out of both the bottom and the sides of the dripper, providing an even brew.
  • The V60 01 Dripper can make coffee for 1-2 people at a time while the V60 02 size can make coffee for 1-4 people. (select size and design by clicking "Available Options" above).
  • Thin, cone-shaped paper filters minimize any paper taste in the brewed coffee (select appropriate size and type of filters above).
  • Easy to clean and dishwasher safe (remove plastic base on the glass drippers before washing in dishwasher).
  • For more information on either size dripper, look at our Hario V60 01 Dripper listing or our Hario V60 02 Dripper listing.

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Brand

Originally known primarily as a company that produces glass products, Hario (also known as Hario Glass) has been working to produce high quality coffee and tea products since 1921. Over the past few years, Hario has become known as the coffee industry leader in pour over brewing equipment. Hario has helped bring about a coffee renaissance in the U.S. by creating ingeniously designed coffee brewing and grinding products that are being used by cafes and home coffee connoisseurs alike for by-the-cup coffee brewing. The design and methods behind Hario's brewing devices have helped to insure that specialty coffee is being brewed with the craft that it deserves.

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