Hario V60 Glass Coffee Server, 1000ml, Black

Excellent. Does what it should.

I really like the Hario V60 Glass Coffee server - I actually bought the size "1" model (holds about 450ml), despite the fact that I have the "02" size brewer. I think the base of all the brewers is actually the same size. In any event, it fits fine, as does my steel Kalita Wave 185 dripper! I initially ignored the glass servers because I figured they wouldn't do anything to keep the coffee warm for long (they don't), and I could just pour-over directly into a cup. But given that your average coffee cup holds about 10 fluid oz. or 295ml, pour-over wasn't allowing me to do the 350-450ml that I typically brew at one time. Therefore, the #1 Hario server is the perfect size for my needs - I just brew into the server and pour into a cup a little at time. The glass was actually a little thicker and more durable than I expected too. Finally, the server has markings per 100ml, which offers an alternative way to measure your pour-over if you don't want to use a scale.

This is a great carafe not only for coffee, but for tea as well. Its design fits perfectly with hario switch or the V60. It’s a good size and has good thickness. Does not feel like thin glass.

I selected this particular glass coffee server (Hario V60 Glass Coffee Server, 1000ml, Black) because it was advertised as being one liter, it had no metal parts, it was advertised as being microwave-able and it was short enough (6.85"W x 5.55"H) to fit inside my small microwave oven. Although most - if not all - such coffee servers are made of borosilicate-type glass (like pyrex-branded glass) most suggest not putting the coffee server inside a microwave oven; So this one was special in that regard. I have been using it for a few days now and it is perfect for my use case (simply boiling water.) The only downside so far is that this coffee server was made in Japan and the instructions are totally in Japanese (a combination of hiragana, katakana and kanji.) And the several illustrations of “don’t do this” are scaring me because i do not know what the six drawings with the big X’s on them are meant to prohibit. (There is a QR code on the front of the instructions and it does lead to English words but nothing there is useful. Those English words deal with things like “Where should i put the tea leaves?” and nothing that would relate to the giant X’s on the diagrams.) But - bottom line - it holds a full liter of water, it pours drip-free and it works perfectly for my purposes. i’m just fearful of the unknown giant X’s

A large brewer for when you make a lot of pourover. I find that I rarely make enough in one go to justify such a large carafe but it's very sturdy and easy to clean so I'll keep using it as long as it lasts. Been great for the few brunch parties where I made a large batch of cold brew.

Functional. Lightweight. Easy to wash. Just don't drop it because it will break.

Good quality

Great For my morning pour over.

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Produkt idealny

We use pots of this style for making tea because they are made of glass. We had one prior to this one made by some other company, unknown, and it wasn’t as well made as this one. I don’t know what the reviews that say it is not Japanese quality, because I think it is! And yes, it is made of glass! If you are very clumsy and thwack it hard on something it will break! But we just love glass for making tea, so we love this pot and it seems quite sturdy for a glass pot and the plastic lid is designed well and the handle feels good and steady to pick it up. It was worth the price to us.

Use it everyday, just the right size for two mugs of coffee. Pours well, no spillage, no waste and filters go in compost. Makes great coffee and no mega plastic and electrics to go in landfill from an expensive electric coffee maker. No faffing cleaning cafetière plungers. Haven’t destroyed it in the dishwasher. Just wish the filters were cheaper.

It’s ok.