Hario V60-02 Glass and Olive Wood

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Hario V60-02 Glass and Olive Wood

$80.00

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The Hario V60-02 is a stylish and sophisticated coffee maker that is perfect for brewing pour over coffee at home or on the go. The beautiful olive wood base and heatproof borosilicate glass construction make this coffee maker stand out. The 02 size means that you can brew up to 4 cups of delicious coffee at once, perfect for sharing with friends or family. The bottom of the dripper is also removable, making it easy to wash and use with various coffee stands.

This incredible award winning coffee dripper was designed for high thermal conductivity, which results in a better extraction. The V60 was first introduced at the 2005 World Brewers Cup in ceramic and glass, then plastic, and finally in metal. The name originates from the 60o angle of its cone, which is represented by vector 60.

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Practical Capacity: 480ml
Heatproof Glass V60-02 Dripper Made in Japan
Natural Olive Wood Base Made in China
Assembled in Japan

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