Dairy Beanz Coffee Roasters
Hario V60 Glass Server - Clear
Hario V60 Glass Server - Clear
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This beautifully beehive-shaped server is made of heat resistant glass making it the perfect server for freshly brewed hot coffee. It's a perfect companion to the V60 cone-shaped coffee drippers and pour-over kettles; the V60 drippers can be placed directly on top of the server for extraction.
Features include:
- Microwave safe
- Available in 3 sizes: 360ml, 600ml and 800ml
- Marked with measuring levels
Dimensions:
300ml - (W) 130mm x (D) 107mm x (H) 99mm
600ml - (W) 145mm x (D) 121mm x (H) 120mm
800ml - (W) 150mm x (D) 129mm x (H) 138mm
Hario Range Server features include:
- 1x Hario V60 coffee server
- Borosilicate glass
- Microwave safe
- Dishwasher friendly
- Easy to clean
- Made in Japan
The actual product /packaging may differ from that pictured.
Free Shipping & Pickup in Store
Free Shipping & Pickup in Store
Enjoy free shipping on most coffee orders over $25 nationwide (T&Cs apply). Please note that shipping fees apply to gift boxes and equipment.
Orders placed on Fridays, weekends, or public holidays will be processed the next working day.
Place your order before 5 PM, and it’s usually ready for dispatch or pickup within 24 hours. Deliveries occur Monday to Friday. ♡
Brewing Tips
Brewing Tips
The popular ratios for espresso is 1:2 (1 gram of coffee to every 2 grams of water).
| Coffee | Extraction | Time | Temp |
| 18.5g | 37g | 30" | 92°C |
For filter is 1:17 (1 gram of coffee to every 17 grams of water).
| Coffee | 15g | 30g | 60g |
| Water | 250ml | 500ml | 1000ml |
There is no such thing as a "Golden" ratio, but well-balanced cups of coffee are consistently brewed around a certain ratio. This is a good place to start, if you like stronger taste, you might use a 1:14 ratio. If you like a normal taste, you might pour 1:16 or 1:17. You can slightly turning your settings to match your taste and brewing methods. For other brewing methods, check out our Brewing Guides and Tips.
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