WHAT IS INCLUDED WITH THE HARIO V60 DRIP DECANTER ?
Hario V60 Decanter and drip brewer for 1-4 Cups
Borosilicate Glass Decanter – 700ml
Plastic V60 style brewing cone
40 Filter papers
Optional: 1x 500g bag of coffee of your choice from the drop down menu.
ABOUT THE MANUFACTURER:
Choosing a Hario V60 decanter and drip brewer you are combining the best feature of the V60 brewing style together with Chemex style brewers. The Hario V60 decanter is constructed from borosilicate glass. This therefore guarantees the brewing vessel does not impart any unwanted flavours during the brewing process. The integral V60 brewing cone sits neatly in the neck of the decanter. This gives you hassle free, mess free, quick and easy brewing.
The V60 brewer uses the same cone brewing 02 filter papers as all other 1-4 cup V60 brewers. Ensuring you have the simplest, hassle free brewing method to create the best cup of coffee from your preferred Dancing Goat Coffee blend. To use you simply grind your coffee beans or select a quality pre ground coffee. Brew using hot water, we recommend water no hotter than 88 degrees Celsius to ensure you get he best from your coffee. After brewing is complete remove the V60 drip brewing cone and stand to one side. This allows you to then serve the freshly brewed crisp clean coffee directly from the glass decanter.
How to Brew with the Hario V60 Decanter. Start by warming up the glass with a little warm water which you then pour away before brewing begins. Place the filter paper into the V60 brewer cone. Add medium ground coffee and pour some hot water in a circular motion to ensure equal extraction from the complete dose of ground coffee. After approximately 3 minutes brewing will be complete and all the water will have passed through the filter cone. You will now be able to enjoy delicious hand brewed coffee. The V60 decanter from Hario can hold up to 700ml of coffee, ideal for two people to share a beautiful freshly brewed coffee.
The Hario company founded 1921 remains dedicated to the design and production of heatproof glass. Beginning their history as a manufacturer of laboratory glassware in 1964. Then it subsequently expanded into production of household items, starting with the coffee syphon and progressing through to the simple cup drip brewing system featured here.