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HARIO V60-02 Metal Dripper (Silver)

Name: HARIO V60-02 Metal Dripper (Silver)
Brand: HARIO
SKU: VDMR-02-HSV
Price: 56.0 CAD
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THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS

HARIO have gone and merged the best qualities of the Ceramic V60, and the Plastic V60 (heat retention and durability, respectively) and created the distinctive HARIO V60-02 Metal Dripper. Perfect for travel, this stainless steel V60 is tough as nails, and will turn the heads of your room-mates, office co-workers, or fellow travellers.

Paired with HARIO V60-02 Filters, this dripper is ideal for making up to four cups of coffee and ensures that you only make the coffee that you need. It's simple to use, easy to clean and, as long as you have good coffee, may make you put your coffee machine away for good.
- SIZE: W145 x D120 x H90mm (W5.7 x D4.7 x H3.5in)
- CAPACITY: 1-4 cups
- WEIGHT (incl. individual box): Approx. 200g (7oz)
- MATERIAL
  - Dripper: Stainless Steel
  - Holder: Silicone Rubber
  - Measuring Spoon: Polypropylene
- Made in Japan
HARIO V60-02 Metal Dripper (Silver) - User Manual

Durable

Perfect for someone who travels or just day to day brewing if you don't want to worry about breaking glass/ceramic.

Love the aesthetic

I've read in other reviews how the metal can affect the taste of the coffee, but I don't find any affect on the flavours whatsoever in my opinion. Love the look of it and I like the silicone base at the bottom!

Stylish and functional!

Great addition to our pour over collection. Purchased it with their Range Server, and I'm extremely happy with both. Makes a fuller body cup of coffee, which is what we prefer. I've found the unbleached filters to have a faster brew rate, which makes a thinner cup. For these reasons I've opted to use the unbleached most of the time. The only thing I would change about this is upgrade to the copper or black model. I like the silver, but it adds less character. Overall, does its job well and I would recommend it!