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Home | CoffeeSock Hario V60-02 Filter
CoffeeSock Hario V60-02 Filter
CoffeeSock Hario V60-02 Filter

CoffeeSock Hario V60-02 Filter

$17.00
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Looking for a cloth filter for your Hario V60? This is the one! This V60 filter is hand-sewn in the United States using soft, organic cotton. It'll fit on any V60-02 dripper or brewer, and it comes as a pair, so you'll always have one on hand. This filter makes such a difference. Not only are you reusing your filter, but you're also creating a flavor profile that's completely different from what you'd get with paper or metal filters. Cloth filters let more oils pass through, giving you a greater body while retaining complexity. We've found that brew times using a CoffeeSock are a little faster (20-30s) than when using the same coffee with a paper filter. You may need to make your grind a little finer than what you would normally use for paper filters.

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