☕ Hario V60 Size 02 Natural Paper Coffee Filters - 100 Count Review

Paper taste in the coffee? Taste" even after pre-rinsing the filter. I ordered from another supplier and compared, and here are my findings: this brand is lighter and has no opening tab on the filter. The ones I ordered from another supplier were a little darker in color and had a label on them I will definitely be more careful when ordering V60 cone filters in the future.

I've been buying them from Amazon for as long as I can remember. I don't know what happened but it's not the right filter, not only do they still have a bad taste after washing, but when I took one out it fell apart. The brewing time is running out. If you can settle for whatever chemical aftertaste you still have. When removing the filter, it broke while lifting and badly burned my left hand, necessitating hospitalization. I saw good reviews about these filters and kept them to myself, but…

I have ordered Hario v60 Natural Filters several times before - just one pack, not a standard set - and this set contains filters that are quite different from others. I bought. The natural Hario filters I bought earlier are very light brown and have a conical shape with a smooth edge. It's a darker tan and a rougher texture. There's a little protrusion on the edge that I've never seen on Hario filters, whether white or natural. They also appear to be thicker because my pour over goes through…

There are two types of drippers, so make sure you choose the right type of filter. As an example, look at the Dripper in the style of Hario and Melita. I use a true pointed style as opposed to the "cone" style which has a flat (straight edge) flat bottom. I use three of these a day and find that they work very well. Unbleached to avoid residual chemicals from the bleaching process in my coffee that really change the taste. They are very strong and don't fall apart easily, making them easy to…

So I'm a new V60 user and bought a set of these filters. I have seen other customers complaining about fake Hario filters circulating in the market. I've seen several photos comparing real and fake that people have received. As far as I can tell the ones I received have the right look and texture of real Harios. HOWEVER, I ran into another annoying problem! The filters give off a strong sweet perfumed smell! Almost reminds me of those awful PEZ dispenser candies! I tried rinsing a filter…

TL;DR (too long, didn't read): - Inappropriate brewing time (2:30 - 5+ minutes)? It's your filter, not the grind, the proportions, the water temperature, or the technique. Avoid 100 tabs. It usually clogs in the last 1/3 of the brew. - Buy only the original 40 packs (they are in the pink/black box with the FSC seal), then adjust other settings. - Boil twice as much water as you need and pre-rinse your device/filter and half with water. Do not just rinse with hot tap water! It makes a huge…