Hario V-60 Coffee Dripper

If you want to pour over - which I think is one of my favorite methods, I would suggest the Hario v60. So there is one of my favorite things. There wi...

So that's the feed packed feed v60 coffee dripper five pound deal on fair spot where you can get. I think it's a free bag of coffee or some free, Nesp...

Pros; Well at least it's made in Japan and the design is perfect for pour over coffee. But YOU'VE GOT TO BUY THE LARGE NUMBER 2 VESSEL, because the number 1, is so SMALL you'll never be able to make a cup of coffee and you'll have to fight with the filter to get it in there. But buying the LARGE NUM...

Because of the material, it will absorb heat from the coffee being made. You will need to grind beans much more fine for the coffee to steep and pull flavor from the beans otherwise the water will flow too fast through the larger hole at the bottom of this device.

Product was broken when it arrived. I received the replacement the next day which was awesome. DO I NEED TO SEND THE BROKEN ONE BACK? SEEMS TO BE A WASTE OF MONEY AND TIME FOR EVERYONE.

I was replacing a broken 2 (not knowing size) and bought a 1 w/ filters. 2 is better for a big cup of coffee. Otherwise, this was exactly what I expected.

For the past 25+ years, I have used the Black and Decker brew and go. They are cheap... usually run from $15 to $20... and last between 5 and 7 years. My current unit had sto...

Wow. That's all I can say. A long time ago I started with a mid-priced coffee machine, figuring that a "name brand" like Cuisinart should be able to make a good cup of coffee. Was never that great. And when I used my Bialetti espresso maker with ground coffee, I found that the cheaper Bialetti using...

I really like the Hario V60 coffee drippers, and I've used a LOT of different pour-over devices. In fact, it may be my favorite coffee dripper, with the trendy Kalita Wave 185 being a close competitor. I used a cheap plastic Melitta dripper with a flat-bottom triangular filter for years - it can wor...

This is my third coffee dripper, and by far the best. For years, I used a plastic Melita one with a flattened bottom, and a single small hole in the bottom, but the coffee it made was nothing special. I also didn't like the plastic flavor that it imparted. I also tend to avoid using plastic with hot...