Hario V60 Insulated Metal Server - 800ml White: Superior Heat Retention for Perfect Pour-Over Coffee Review

A cute coffee pot that keeps the coffee hot. However, filling is surprisingly difficult. Even if the coffee pot is full, you have to turn it 90 degrees (handle points up) to pour out the coffee. When the pot is almost empty it reaches almost 180 degrees (you almost have to turn the pot upside down) and it doesn't pour smoothly. I'm surprised it doesn't pour better as otherwise it seems well made.

The perfect thermos for coffee. That's exactly what I wanted. Well designed; looks good, is functional, stable and does NOT leak when you press the thumb release button when it's upright (to relieve pressure before tilting it) and release the thumb lever when it's upright again...this is in clearly indicated in the instructions. Keeps coffee hot for a reasonable amount of time and warm for hours, just like any thermos. It can't hold the liquid temperature for 8 hours as some have complained…

Bought this to keep my second cup of coffee hot in the morning. It works well, the coffee is hot when I get my second cup (2-1/2 hours after the first). No pouring problems as long as I'm sure the lid is screwed on properly. I didn't have any drips when pouring, but the motion when I lift my finger from the button that pops open to pour is natural before I sit up. This is a standard pitcher fill, personally I have no problem with it although a few other reviewers have. I have to admit that I…

I drink coffee slowly. Every morning I make myself 350g. When I'm done, my coffee will be cold. This vacuum jug helps maintain your preferred coffee temperature down to the last sip. I could use any other insulated travel mug to achieve the same result. But you can't beat the convenience of making coffee right in the pot. The only point of criticism, like many others, is the lid. If you use it daily like I do, the lid is very difficult to dry. You have to shake it several times a day to almost…

Beautiful carafe. There is a feeling of build quality. It's just the right size for two large Starbucks-sized cups of coffee. The problem lies in the lid and the pouring function. First, it's a dribbler. You will clean up after him. Second, there is no way to clean the path the coffee takes through the lid/pour mechanism. You can try to flush it out, but as we all know. it gets uncomfortable over time, and once it does, it's time to either throw it away or use it as an expensive watering can…