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Offer List: $25.00 Price: $17.78 Details You save: $7.22 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Coffee Machines For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Hario VDG-02B V60 Glass Coffee Dripper, Black, please visit: Best of the Coffee Drippers 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 beverages. Then I replaced it with another dripper with a flattened bottom, with three small holes in the bottom, this time made of ceramic. No plastic flavor anymore, but also no improvement in quality. Then I got the Hario. I NEVER would have thought that the shape of the funnel/filter and the size of the hole in the bottom could make such a difference. It allows a faster extraction, and the ridges help prevent a vacuum from forming (which slows the speed of the water draining through). You DO need to use special filters that are designed for true cone (not cut off across the bottom). This shapes helps keeps the grounds in the right place for the water. You do need...

See Products Related To Hario VDG-02B V60 Glass Coffee Dripper, Black: Hario In Japanese, HARIO means "The King of Glass". Since its founding in 1921, this Japanese company has been manufacturing glassware of the highest quality for general consumers and for industrial uses. This cone pour-over is designed to work with their cloth and paper filters to produce a superior cup of coffee. Excellent French Press Alternative The Hario V60 Manual Drip Cone I've found that the Hario V60 is an excellent alternative to a French press. First, the V60 has an elegant design, and a very sound construction. It is clearly well made. If you are interested in this type of product, it may be helpful to know that Hario sells a plastic version of this drip cone for about $9.00. So you should be asking yourself, why would I want to pay the extra money to upgrade to a ceramic model? For me, I don't like the idea of hot plastic being anywhere near my coffee (or food for that matter). The second benefit of the ceramic model is that it retains heat MUCH better than plastic. With the pour-over method of coffee brewing, you need to plan ahead and pre-heat your drip cone, carafe and coffee cup or you will end up with a luke-warm cup of coffee. The ceramic makes this much easier. This product is not for everyone. If you prefer a Mr. Coffee that you can program to make your coffee for you,...

A fun, if fussy, way to make coffee If you are a serious coffee enthusiast this is a great option for making coffee at a relatively low price. Good for the cost conscious budding "coffee snob" or as an alternative to a truly good coffee machine such as a Technivorm (which cost $~300). If like me you are a super serious enthusiast with a large collection of coffee equipment this makes a great addition. What this is not, however, is a no-brainer coffee brewer. There is a short but steep learning curve to achieving the potential of this product. There are hundreds of youtube videos which can instruct you on the various techniques, so you won't be without hints & tips. However you will want to probably buy a new water kettle as using this correctly requires very good water/pouring control; of course Hario sells an excellent one. The key elements of the coffee product, once you've mastered the technique, are clarity (as it uses a paper filter) and excellent control of the...