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Hario V60-02 Red Ceramic Dripper

$35.00
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If you are used to making a pot of coffee even when you want just a cup, then this great little brewer may well be your saviour. Arguably the most popular manual brew method over the past decade, the Hario V60-02 is a newer twist on the classic Melitta cones. There are as many opinions on brew method as there are baristas but, once you have found your favourite, this is one of cheapest and most effective ways to make great coffee at home. This method, paired with the appropriate filters, is ideal for making single cups of coffee directly into the mug - you can make up to 16oz in one brew - and ensures that you only make the coffee that you need. It's simple to use, easy to clean and, as long as you have good coffee, may make you put your coffee machine away for good. This is the red version of the Hario V60-02 Ceramic Dripper.

  • V60-02 Paper Filters Sold Separately
  • Practical Capacity: 480ml
  • Porcelain V60-02 Dripper
  • Polypropylene Measuring Scoop
  • Made in Japan

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