Hario V60 Ceramic Coffee Dripper Size 02 - White: A Superior Brewing Experience Review

Classic V60, what can I say. To brew delicious coffee, you need to meet many conditions: good filters, the right coffee, the right amount of coffee and water, the brewing technique, but the ritual and the result are worth it.

Got pros: It is creamy, made in Japan, quite large, in general, a good thing, I'm happy) Has cons: Well, the price can be attributed to a relative disadvantage, but this price, in my opinion, is justified.

This pourover is easy to use. The filters are inexpensive and last for a long time (you need to take those compatible with v60, they are usually written on them). The fact that you need to add water in the process is not scary. Coffee is made on one side, breakfast is made on the other, and topped up as needed until there is enough. Great stuff, sorry I didn't know about it before!

I got my V60 in 2018 as an upgrade from my Kalita Wave and I have no regrets. As much as I love the Wave, I love the V60's tapered shape over the Wave's flat bottom as it creates a more direct flow when brewing coffee. Coffee stains after two years of use. Sometimes I'll rinse it out with cold water right after brewing (when the V60 is still very hot) and the V60 will do the job. Although it's probably unwise for me to keep doing this. Not rinsing/cleaning the V60 right away can leave coffee…

I'm not a coffee snob but I consider myself an enthusiast. I really think v60 is better than Kalita Wave, Chemex and Aeropress. Why it's better than Chemex: Chemex filters are huge and expensive. The price of a Chymex filter and the amount of paper used make it a waste of a 6-8 ounce serving. Why it's superior to the Kalita Wave: There are 3 very small holes at the base of the Kalita Wave. As a result, the water drains off very slowly. I had to stand and constantly pulse the water instead of…

This product is a filter holder for draft coffee. The description never said I need to buy and use Hario filters which are unavailable and expensive in my area. I'm in the so-called coffee product capital, which means this would be a ridiculous purchase if I knew about it. So I have to collect dozens of Melitta filters I just bought from Revain. After that they still don't fit properly. The filter holder also prevents the operator from seeing the coffee going into the cup, so you have to take…

I want to answer a lot of the comments I've seen on the reviews here. First, I believe many can use it incorrectly. There are many videos on the internet with great instructions. Second, people can use the wrong filters. I use hario filters so they work great. I've never had a break or break. The cheapest version was from a vendor other than Revain. I chose Revain as a seller for a few cents more and received a device that was made in Japan and included a shovel. I suggest avoiding 3rd party…

Well I'm a coffee snob and let me tell you and I don't take it lightly to say that, that is by far the best way to brew coffee when done right. I use a gooseneck electric kettle and grind my own coffee beans and brew them on a Hario coffee server with Hario coffee filters and my coffee always comes out perfect. The pourover itself is made of high-quality ceramic and is very resistant to sudden changes in temperature (I heat it in boiling water before use, wash it immediately after use). It has…