Cold Brew Drip Brewer

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Cold Brew Drip Brewer

$56.00

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The Hario Water Dripper Drop takes the classic cold coffee drip tower design and simplifies it. This means making cold drip coffee more approachable and user friendly - which really means more delicious cold drip coffee for you! The Hario Cold Drip Tower has a timeless look, but we really love the small footprint of the Water Dripper Drop. The lower chamber is so sleek and slim that it will have no problem fitting in your refrigerator. You can also make tea in your Water Dripper Drop! So you'll be able to serve all sorts of refreshing beverages at your next patio party. Cheers!

Practical Capacity: 600 ml
Dimensions: W 107mm × D 102mm × H 304mm
AS Resin Upper Bowl and Lid
Silicone Rubber Gasket, Inner Holder, Strainer Holder
Polypropylene Drip Part, Strainer
Heatproof Glass Lower Bowl
Silicon Gasket Made in China
Strainer Holder Made in Vietnam
Lid, Upper bowl, Inner Holder, Drip part, Strainer, Lower bowl Made in Japan

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