Hario V60 Glass Server Size 02. 600 ml

I bought this fine carafe to hold my Hario 02 Glass Dripper for pour over. Sure you could just lay your dripper directly over your coffee mug but this holder serves a couple great purposes. One, is you can see how much volume it's producing and observe the coffee as its brewing. I doubt you'll over flow, if you use your mug, but depending on the size, you could. Second, I pour about half the amount at the end into my cup, and then use the cover to close it up and keep it warm. It's easy to throw it back in a microwave to reheat it as well rather then your coffee cup as some of my cup's are not suppose to go in there. It's a lot sturdier than it looks. I was swishing the coffee at the end to mix it thinking the glass was too delicate but recently used a spoon and ... MoreI bought this fine carafe to hold my Hario 02 Glass Dripper for pour over. Sure you could just lay your dripper directly over your coffee mug but this holder serves a couple great purposes. One, is you can see how much volume it's producing and observe the coffee as its brewing. I doubt you'll over flow, if you use your mug, but depending on the size, you could. Second, I pour about half the amount at the end into my cup, and then use the cover to close it up and keep it warm. It's easy to throw it back in a microwave to reheat it as well rather then your coffee cup as some of my cup's are not suppose to go in there. It's a lot sturdier than it looks. I was swishing the coffee at the end to mix it thinking the glass was too delicate but recently used a spoon and despite banging on the sides of the thin wall, it's held up nice. I think its a great purchase for the price and the Glass Dripper and this work well. Like someone mentioned, the dropper sits gently on top and you could easily knock it over if you are not careful.

I love this range server! I own the 03 server. The beehive glass looks amazing! Technically you do not "need" one to brew a v60, but the functionality of the server out weighs the "not needing it." Using the server alows you to brew the optimal coffee groud to water ratio, I use 27g of coffee with 415g of water. Thus, you can stay true to the process without modifying the parameters just to fit into your typical 8-10 ounce mug. You can pour however much coffee you want into your mug and once you have more room pour the rest of the coffee into the mug. Unless you have 16 ounce or larger mugs then just pour it all! Plus you can watch the coffee brew and drip and take sick pics. If you are only brewing for yourself, then the 02 will be the best option. If you are ... MoreI love this range server! I own the 03 server. The beehive glass looks amazing! Technically you do not "need" one to brew a v60, but the functionality of the server out weighs the "not needing it." Using the server alows you to brew the optimal coffee groud to water ratio, I use 27g of coffee with 415g of water. Thus, you can stay true to the process without modifying the parameters just to fit into your typical 8-10 ounce mug. You can pour however much coffee you want into your mug and once you have more room pour the rest of the coffee into the mug. Unless you have 16 ounce or larger mugs then just pour it all! Plus you can watch the coffee brew and drip and take sick pics. If you are only brewing for yourself, then the 02 will be the best option. If you are brewing for 2 or more people, I brew for my wife and I, then spend the extra couple dollars and you will be glad you did!

I'm the only weird coffee person in the house, usually my v60 goes straight into a cup. But this is a great solution for guests. It is a beautiful piece and pours fantastically (no frustrating dribbles to speak of). It is also deceptively compact for the amount it holds, achieved with a wide base. It does feel delicate, so probably worth taking care where you keep it.