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Hario Coffee Dripper V60 - Red Ceramic
Overview
An excellent and delightfully fresh cup of single-serve coffee starts with the Hario Coffee Dripper V60. Crafted in sleek red ceramic, Hario intended this pour over for brewing one cup of coffee or, depending on the size you select, several cups at a time to share with friends.
Sizes Available: Small (01) Medium (02)
How the Hario Coffee Dripper V60 Works
The pour-over technique allows you to brew directly into your cup or server. While techniques may vary among users, below is an overview of the pour-over's general process.
- Grind your coffee beans and preheat your dripper and vessel
- Set the dripper atop or above your vessel
- Place the appropriate paper or cloth filter into the Hario Coffee Dripper V60
- Add ground coffee depending on your specific taste preferences
- Pour the desired amount of preheated (anywhere from 195° to 205°) water over the coffee grounds, allowing the brewed coffee to drip down into your vessel
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| How Does it Compare? | Ceramic drippers are extremely durable and maintain the best heat transfer, resulting in a hotter beverage. |
| Tips and Tricks | Sizes Available: Small (01) Medium (02) |
Specs
| Model Number | Small (01): VDC-01R | Medium (02): VDC-02R |
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| Width | Small (01): 4.0 inches | Medium (02): 4.5 inches |
| Height | Small (01): 3.25 inches | Medium (02): 3.875 inches |
| Material | Ceramic |
| Manufacturer | Hario |
Q&A
Browse 4 questions and 3 answers
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What are the exact dimensions of the 2 different size (small & medium) Hario pour overs? Saying one is for 1-2 cups & the med is for 1-4 cups is no help at all. I need height, width etc.
Hey guys,
I am wondering whether there is such a big difference between the Hario Mizudashi and, say, a French Press cold brew dripped through a paper filter thereafter (without another batch of powder in the filter, of course :D)!?
What I imagine: While the Hario Mizudashi filter is permeable to bigger molecules than a paper filter it may have a fuller body whereas the FP + filter method may give a cleaner yet stronger cup due to direct contact to the coffee ground...but maybe this is all too much theory.
Finally, I am simply wondering whether another brewer is worth the extra money and space or I could achieve similar results without it.
thanks a lot!
PS: Since I am in Japan I don't have my FP at hand to try out...
I am wondering whether there is such a big difference between the Hario Mizudashi and, say, a French Press cold brew dripped through a paper filter thereafter (without another batch of powder in the filter, of course :D)!?
What I imagine: While the Hario Mizudashi filter is permeable to bigger molecules than a paper filter it may have a fuller body whereas the FP + filter method may give a cleaner yet stronger cup due to direct contact to the coffee ground...but maybe this is all too much theory.
Finally, I am simply wondering whether another brewer is worth the extra money and space or I could achieve similar results without it.
thanks a lot!
PS: Since I am in Japan I don't have my FP at hand to try out...
Hario Coffee Dripper V60 - Red Ceramic
Best Answer: Generally, all immersion brew methods will have similar tasting results! Many people will cold brew in a French press, but there are a few benefits to a dedicated cold brewer like the Mizudashi (especially if you plan to do it often):
1) Removable filter for easier clean up
2) Narrow profile fits in refrigerator door
3) The lid locks on without the filter so you can also use it for serving/storage
Hope this helps!
1) Removable filter for easier clean up
2) Narrow profile fits in refrigerator door
3) The lid locks on without the filter so you can also use it for serving/storage
Hope this helps!
What's the difference between the small and medium sizes? I just want to make 1 cup of regular rip coffee.
Thanks
DB
Thanks
DB
Reviews
- Opt for the Medium even for 1 Cup at A Time....Review by Eric
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If you like your coffee strong, then, get the larger size. The "small" unit certainly holds enough for light to medium body coffees, but if you want to make a mug sized cup of stronger coffee, the total available volume of the small is too small. It's a great product though. (Posted on 10/20/2015)Price Quality Value
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Warranty Information
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
Care and Maintenance
Hand wash as needed with hot water and soap.
Videos
The Great SCG Pour Over Competition Plastic vs Ceramic Pour Overs Field Trip: Roustabout - Edwin Demonstrates Hario Pour Over
