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The Hario V60 is one of the most studied and replicated pour-over designs in specialty coffee — and this ceramic version is the original form. The conical shape with a single large outlet and spiral ridges gives you full control over flow rate through grind size and pour speed. No built-in resistance. The extraction responds directly to how you brew, which makes it both demanding and rewarding to learn. This set pairs the white ceramic V60 02 dripper with the 600ml beehive glass server and 100 size-02 paper filters. Everything you need to brew 1–4 cups with the full V60 setup. What’s in the Set Hario V60 02 Ceramic Dripper – White Conical dripper with spiral ridges and a single large outlet for unrestricted, brewer-controlled flow. The ceramic body retains heat well and pre-warms easily. Brews 1–4 cups. SKU: HARIO_V60_02CR — QTY: 1 Hario V60 Beehive Glass Server – Clear, 600ml Heat-resistant glass server with a tapered beehive design that holds heat and a silicone-sealed lid. 600ml capacity — right-sized for a full V60 02 brew session. SKU: HARIO_V60_RANGE — QTY: 1 Hario V60 02 White Paper Filters – 100ct FSC-certified, 100% oxygen-bleached paper filters sized for the V60 02. Clean extraction, no off-flavors, designed to work with the V60’s single-outlet flow. SKU: HARIO_FILTER_W — QTY: 1 Pro Tip Pre-warm the ceramic dripper and server with hot water before brewing — ceramic absorbs heat and a cold dripper will pull temperature out of your brew water mid-pour. The V60 rewards a consistent, circular pour. Medium-fine grind is a reliable starting point; adjust grind size to control flow rate rather than changing your pour speed. About Hario Hario was founded in Tokyo in 1921, originally producing heatproof glass for medical and laboratory use. The name means “King of Glass” in Japanese. They pioneered eco-friendly glassmaking using 100% natural materials and electricity-based melting — cleaner and smoke-free. Hario expanded into household goods in 1948 and into coffee gear from there. Their drippers, kettles, grinders, scales, and filters are used in specialty cafés worldwide and carry that same material precision the company was built on. How to Use a Hario V60 →







