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Hario V60 Dripper Ceramic Matte Black

Hario V60 Dripper Ceramic Matte Black

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This Hario V60 Dripper is made from quality ceramics and coated in a matte black finish.

This dripper is available in size '02' and is suitable for making 1-4 cups of coffee

Unlike the plastic 02 dripper the ceramic material is very dense and needs to be pre-heated, simply do this by pouring some hot water onto your brewing setup before adding your coffee grinds, this doesn’t only preheat your brewing set up but also washes out the paper filter to ensure there is no paper taste.

We highly recommend using a kettle with a gooseneck and a set of coffee scales to consistently brew your coffee the same every time.

This V60 is super simple to use, and accommodates for beginner brewers as well pour over masters!

Included:

1x Hario V60 Dripper 02 - Ceramic - Matte Black
1x Hario coffee scoop

Suitable Filters:

HOW TO BREW V60 Barista Basics Brew guide pour over V60 coffee brew guide

Dimensions

Measurement: 116 x 98 x 138mm
Weight: 435g

Diameter: Ø 116mm

Materials

Ceramics

Brand: Hario

SKU:3VDC-02-MB-UEX

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Thanks so much for the review Emma
- Basic Barista Team