Hario V60 Glass Coffee Dripper Size 02 Black - Enhance Your Brewing Experience! Review

After reading some coffee maker reviews, many reviews mentioned plastic smell and bad taste in the coffee due to the plastic filter holder. One reviewer specifically tried and replaced the factory holder with this special glass Hario V60 coffee filter. Rather than waiting to be sure, I ordered a glass dropper at the same time as my new Brim 8 Cup Pour-Over coffee maker to be ready for some serious brewing and enjoying the taste of my favorite beverage, COFFEE! It fits perfectly as stated by the

I use the larger RSVP cone filter for making morning coffee. He made delicious coffee. Recently I became interested in the Hario V60 diffuser because it was made of corrugated glass and not hard plastic and it was highly praised. Besides its composition, another significant difference was the larger drip hole in the bottom of the Hario compared to the smaller single drip hole in the RSVP. Well after a week with Hario I'm disappointed in the taste of my coffee. I attribute this to the speed at…

I bought a size 03 Hario V60 dripper to brew up to six 6oz cups. Like many Americans, I drink my morning coffee in a 12-ounce mug, so total servings are closer to 3 or 4. The size 03 dropper is only available in glass and black hard rubber. Some coffee drinkers like the complex body and flavors of coffee oils and a small amount of sediment. You will need an Able Kone or Osaka stainless steel coffee maker to do this. Again, the Hario glass and size 03 black V60 hard rubber are slightly at a…

We purchased this Hario V60 size 02 olive wood glass coffee filter in June 2020 and have been happy with it so far. The glass dropper and the olive wood holder are a feast for the eyes. Plus, thanks to a bunch of great YouTube videos on how to make coffee with the V60, we've developed a reliable way to brew the perfect cup of coffee every morning. Unfortunately, we recently noticed black mold growing inside the coffee maker. Olive wood drip holder groove. As Hario suggests in the user guide, we

I love coffee, but I have to admit that yoghurt interests me the most. However, I've looked for reviews and couldn't find anything here or online that suggests if this would work well. I thought others might be interested in knowing how it turned out. We love our cold drink. As cold beer drinkers, we didn't look for a replacement. However, we make our yogurt ourselves, and using gauze or sprout bags is a cumbersome way to separate the yogurt from the whey. Enter this little beauty and "Coffee…

I've had a size 3 Hario for three years and it holds size 4 filters well. This is the best glass coffee filter I have ever used. However, the outlet at the bottom of the glass dropper is a 3/4 inch diameter hole, so the coffee comes out quickly. To make the best cup of joe with Hario you have to follow a few important steps and you will have the best cup of coffee you've ever had. I use the time-tested method of Nick Cho, the "Coffee Scientist". First, you MUST use a finer grind, e.g. B. Sugar,

8/11 has now chipped a piece of glass "inside" the edge area without actual abuse! I have several borosilicate glass items, some of which are actually much thinner than this dripper, and have never broken simply by being placed on a counter and dropped sideways, and I don't have granite counters, just your regular ones! It doesn't look like your borosilicate quality, it should tip/slip onto its side with no damage, especially on the inside. You would think the glass would be chipped off on the…

God! I've been trying to make good coffee at home for YEARS. Nothing beats the strong aroma of a cup of Starbucks or Peets filter coffee. I've tried MANY single cup coffee makers over the years. Neither of them made a satisfactory cup of coffee. I recently purchased a Hamilton Beach 1 cup coffee maker. Nice design but mediocre coffee. But. Reading reviews from manufacturer Hamilton Beach, someone had a similarly lackluster experience and recommended the Hario. I received it today and made my…