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A legend among the Dripper. The V60 from the Japanese company Hario is known all over the world, and at the same time, the whole world loves them. Thanks to its simple design and easy handling, you can find it in almost every coffee shop that offers filtered coffee. The plastic from which the Dripper is made is harmless and does not affect the final taste of the coffee. Thanks to its lightness, it is also suitable for traveling! Maintenance is also easy thanks to the material used – you can wash it in the dishwasher. The V60 designation – so typical of Hario – denotes the 60° angle that the Dripper makes, creating a unique design resembling the letter V. There are ridges on the sides of the Dripper to help drain the liquid to the bottom.
Hario – V60 Dripper
€ 4.40 – € 7.04
The V60 is the most popular Dripper in the world. We liked its plastic version, which is probably the most economical coffee tool. The plastic Dripper also has other advantages that you will undoubtedly appreciate on the go – it is light and robust. Last but not least, it also holds the temperature of the water ideally during preparation.
Manufacturer Hario (Japan)
Material Clear plastic
Weight 0.184 kg
€ 18.15 – € 54.45
Country: Indonesia
Region: Pegasing
Processing station: Team Pegasing
Altitude: 1300-1500 masl
Variety: Tim Tim & Gayo 1
Processing: natural
Taste profile: cherry in chocolate, peppermint ice-cream
The natural process is just one of the ten processing methods carried out by the producer Hendra of Pegasing station. The beans were grown at high altitudes by the best farmers in the area and after harvest, they were dried on raised beds for 20 days.
€ 19.61 – € 58.79
Country: Indonesia
Region: Pegasing
Processing station: Team Pegasing
Altitude: 1300-1500 masl
Variety: Tim Tim & Gayo 1
Processing: carbonic maceration
Taste profile: mild cherry liquor, sparkling wine
Carbonic maceration is just one of the ten processing methods carried out by the producer Hendra of Pegasing station. The beans were grown at high altitudes by the best farmers in the area, fermented for 70-80 hours without air and with the help of carbon dioxide, and then dried on raised beds for 20 days.
€ 17.77 – € 53.37
Country: Ethiopia
Area: Keramo Village, Sidamo Region
Processing station: Daye Bensa
Altitude: 2300 m.a.s.l.
Variety: Heirloom (indigenous varieties)
Processing: Dry
Taste profile: Blueberry cheesecake, creamy body, muscovado sugar
The farmers of Keramo village live so high up in the beautiful mountains that they do not have their own processing station. All 1,500 growers take their coffee to the Bombe processing station, which is owned by Daye Bensa Coffees producer Asefa Dukama.
€ 18.15 – € 54.45
Country: Indonesia
Region: Pegasing
Processing station: Team Pegasing
Altitude: 1300-1500 masl
Variety: Tim Tim & Gayo 1
Processing: natural
Taste profile: cherry in chocolate, peppermint ice-cream
The natural process is just one of the ten processing methods carried out by the producer Hendra of Pegasing station. The beans were grown at high altitudes by the best farmers in the area and after harvest, they were dried on raised beds for 20 days.
€ 19.61 – € 58.79
Country: Indonesia
Region: Pegasing
Processing station: Team Pegasing
Altitude: 1300-1500 masl
Variety: Tim Tim & Gayo 1
Processing: anaerobic natural
Taste profile: cherry cake, oolong tea, lime
Anaerobic fermentation is just one of the ten processing methods carried out by the producer Hendra of Pegasing station. The beans were grown at high altitudes by the best farmers in the area, fermented in plastic bags for 48 hours, and then dried on raised beds for 20 days.