Hario Buono' Gooseneck Coffee Kettle

I bought this kettle in early 2015. It just failed: 2 1/2 years later. As a kettle it worked very well, while it did. I'm not sure what to think about a 2 1/2 year lifetime, but it seems less than ideal for a $70 piece of equipment, resulting in my 3-star rating. The handle and pouring action are gr...

Purchased both Hario V60 and Bonavita BV3825ST non-electric gooseneck kettles from Amazon. Country of Origin: Hario: Made in Japan. Bonavita: Made in China. Capacity: Hario: Practical capacity: .8 liter. Full capacity 1.2 liters. Bonavita: Capacity: 1 liter. Spout: Hario: Gooseneck spout attached to...

Ethics statement: I paid full price. Nobody solicited my purchase or review. No conflicts of interest. With modification, this kettle is great for electric stoves. But always a poor choice for gas. When I lived in Colorado, water boiled at 94.5 degrees, which is a great temperature for many coffees ...

I loved my Hario drip kettle deeply, perhaps even inappropriately as it is an inanimate object. It does what it's designed to do better than anything else on the market--pour brewing-hot water over ground coffee beans in a controlled, precise fashion. But my love affair ended yesterday after about 2...

This is the quintessential gooseneck kettle. It works well, but be warned it only does a liter of water--that's just enough for one standard french press, but not enough for one of the extra large french press carafes. I like the ergonomics of the handle, and I like that the lid goes in deep enough ...

Unfortunately my kettle is leaking at the spout. After reading countless reviews, I chose this kettle in hopes of getting one made in Japan. My box did indeed indicate the kettle I received was made in Japan. I’ve been using the kettle daily for the last 10 months. Several months ago I noticed water...

This is a nice looking kettle that has some advantages and disadvantages. I purchased this to use with my Chemex, so that I would have more accurate pours (to avoid washing the grinds down the sides of the filter, and keep the water poured in the center). For that, I would give this product 5 stars,...

Things you need to know before buying: I used a regular pot with a pour spout 3 months before I purchased this kettle. The following points are based primarily on the differences I noticed between the regular pot and the kettle. 1. The pour control with the kettle is VASTLY superior to the control y...

When I found out this kettle was made in China and no longer made in Japan, I decided not to buy it. But after looking at all the buying options for gooseneck electric kettles without plastic, I decided on the Hario Buono in spite of my reluctance to avoid the "Made in China" label. There are good f...

Very nice Kettle, appears to be well-made, and the pouring control is the star of the show here. The pour-over coffee lovers will be hard-pressed to find a better spout, and I would have never believed there would be a difference in the taste between pouring water over the top of the grounds in the ...