Quick Overview
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The Hario Drip Pot has dramatically altered the single-serving drip coffee process, eliminating the mess and stress of balancing your dripper over your cup. Hario's Drip Pot unit is self-contained, ready to brew and works great with paper-saving Hario cloth filters.
How the Hario Drip Pot Works
- Add fine drip ground coffee to the cloth filter, pour hot water to fill and then allow it to seep through into the carafe below.
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| Ease of Use | 4 |
| Ease of Care and Maintenance | 3 |
| Overall Value for the Money | 4 |
| How Does it Compare? | With the cloth pour-over option, you'll find fewer coffee oils. |
| Tips and Tricks | To get the best, most delicious results from your Hario Drip Pot, keep the cloth filter washed and moist in your refrigerator. |
| Width | 240ml: 3.625 inches | 480ml: 4.0 inches |
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| Height | 240ml: 6.5 inches | 480ml: 7.625 inches |
| Material | Glass |
| Manufacturer | Hario |
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Warranty Information for the Hario Drip Pot
| What it Covers: |
Pour over coffee makers and grinders |
| Length: | 1 Year |
| Who Supports the Warranty: | Sungarden Tea |
| Warranty Contact Information: | 626.202.0323 |
| Eligible for SCG Extended Warranty? | No |
Caring for the Hario Drip Pot
Hand wash as needed with hot water and soap.
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Fine with me
Review by Alex -
Quality Price Value This is my first coffee brewer purchase because I've just begun to drink coffee regularly, so I don't have any real comparison to make. I wanted a brewer that was glass, pour over, had a cloth filter, and was attractive. This meets all those criteria. The filter is simple to clean and maintain once you make a habit of it. I keep mine in a glass Pyrex bowl with a rubber lid in the fridge.
Couple this with a Chemex glass kettle and you have a nice brewing combo. I opted for the Chemex kettle because I choose glass over stainless whenever possible when it comes to drinks and heat.
Overall the winning factor on this product is the cloth filter.(Posted on 3/9/13)
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Best cup of coffee period
Review by beer&mathematics -
Quality Value Price This will make an excellent, clean cup of coffee.All the unique notes of a particular coffee are highlighted (for better or for worse) with this method, and a good amount of the coffee oils pass through to your cup. In my opinion, the woodneck is better than the Chemex. But, that's just my tastebuds. If you like to purchase expensive coffee (for example, Stumptown or equivalent) then this method guarentees you will experience the coffee beans to their fullest! I like to clean it after every use with soap and water, so it's a bit of a pain to clean. The glass is good quality, but thin and susceptible to breaking. In fact, I broke mine after 2 months due to clumbsiness (knocked it over on its side while making a cup and it shattered). However, the fact that I bought a second one is testament to the quality cup of coffee possible with this set-up.I highly recommend buying a 'gooseneck' kettle. I own the BonaVita electric kettle and highly recommend it as well.
Pros:
Good quality, Aesthetically pleasing, Great Taste
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Fragile(Posted on 5/12/12)
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This is the best drip coffee maker
Review by AR -
Quality Value Price Excellent, nothing better than having a fresh cup of great tasting coffee all the time, everytime. No bitter taste with the natural fabric filter system, consistent cup after cup of glorious hot liquid and pure pleasure knowing what to expect from the first to the last sip. love it!
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Quick Brewing, Easy To Use, Easy To Clean, Great Taste
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(Posted on 5/3/12)
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Best little coffee maker!
Review by ktFoxtail -
Quality Value Price This little coffee maker will bring out all the sweetness and flavor from your coffees. As you pour water over the grounds you can see coffee pouring out from all over the sides and bottom of the filter, this gives you a really even extraction which results in a non-bitter, very smooth brew. I just finished a Kenya that had more complexity when brewed with the Hario drip pot. Combine this with the Hario Buono and you will have consistant pour every time.
Pros:
Very even extraction, Great coffee taste
Cons:
Filter care takes time(Posted on 4/12/11)
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