Not sure if you have seen the Korean show Crash Landing on You from Netflix, on the show one North Korean soldier made a cup of coffee for a South Korean lady he liked, and because it was North Korea, he had to go to the illegal market to get the coffee beans, roast the beans outdoors, hand grind the beans and used a low tech coffee pot with a cotton canvas to make this coffee for her. The lady said the coffee was “absurdly good.” It was so sweet, the pot looked so cool. I loved the scene so much I stupidly went on the Amazon site and looked up “hand drip coffee pot with cotton filter”. There it is, I can’t believe the same pot and setup popped up right away, Amazon does sell everything! My family has used this pot ever since, during COVId lockdown this was the best time of the day, we wake up and make coffee for each other using this simple coffee maker. We use the cotton filter until it is quite worn and I compost the cotton. The coffee is absurdly good!
By the way I highly recommend that show too.
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| Capacity | 240 milliliters | 4 cups | 34 ounces | 0.44 liters |
| Color | Acacia Wood | White | Transparent | Clear |
| Item Dimensions | 4.41 x 6.93 x 3.94 inches | 7.09 x 5.12 x 9.45 inches | 5.51 x 4.33 x 8.46 inches | 9.8 x 4.9 x 0.9 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.66 lbs | 1.32 lbs | — | 0.90 lbs |
| Material | Glass | Ceramic and Glass | Borosilicate Glass, Stainless Steel | Glass |
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You Will Never Buy Another Coffee Brewing Device!
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2015
Leave it to the Japanese to come up with such a simple yet high quality device to brew coffee at home. (Although as another reviewer noted, this method has been widely used in Costa Rica for years).If you are tired of buying coffee machines that promise great coffee but fail to deliver, get this. It will be the last coffee brewing device you will ever get. And the simplest and most energy efficient.The 4-cup model is probably the best option because it will make enough brewed coffee for 2 "American" cups or mugs of coffee. The process could not be simpler, and although the instructions are in Japanese, there are translations into English on the box and the insert.One thing you will probably want to get is a Hario gooseneck pour over teakettle or similar because it allows for directional pouring of the boiled water over the grounds. As the instructions suggest, you should pour a little of the water into the center of the grounds and then work your way to the outside and then wait about 30 seconds for the coffee to "bloom" and release its treasured flavor. Then pour the remaining water into the cloth filter and allow it to drip through the bloomed coffee into the bottom of the carafe. Takes at most 2-3 minutes. And no sediment! I don't plan to store the flannel filter in the refrigerator because they don't do that in Costa Rica and I think the only "off" flavor it might pick up by letting it air dry is the last coffee you brewed. Keep it simple!I purchased Starbucks Italian roast beans and asked them to grind them for a French Press. The grind seems to be medium--somewhere between find and course, and it seems to work perfectly in the Hario drip pot. I'm thinking it would be nice to grind the beans at home but am done with investing in expensive electric grinders and for that matter fancy $1,000+ coffee/espresso machines that do the grinding for you and produce an awful cup of coffee. So maybe a hand grinder. Simplify your life and make the best cup of coffee you have ever had with the Hario Drip Pot 480Ml.
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2015
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2015
If you are tired of buying coffee machines that promise great coffee but fail to deliver, get this. It will be the last coffee brewing device you will ever get. And the simplest and most energy efficient.
The 4-cup model is probably the best option because it will make enough brewed coffee for 2 "American" cups or mugs of coffee. The process could not be simpler, and although the instructions are in Japanese, there are translations into English on the box and the insert.
One thing you will probably want to get is a Hario gooseneck pour over teakettle or similar because it allows for directional pouring of the boiled water over the grounds. As the instructions suggest, you should pour a little of the water into the center of the grounds and then work your way to the outside and then wait about 30 seconds for the coffee to "bloom" and release its treasured flavor. Then pour the remaining water into the cloth filter and allow it to drip through the bloomed coffee into the bottom of the carafe. Takes at most 2-3 minutes. And no sediment! I don't plan to store the flannel filter in the refrigerator because they don't do that in Costa Rica and I think the only "off" flavor it might pick up by letting it air dry is the last coffee you brewed. Keep it simple!
I purchased Starbucks Italian roast beans and asked them to grind them for a French Press. The grind seems to be medium--somewhere between find and course, and it seems to work perfectly in the Hario drip pot. I'm thinking it would be nice to grind the beans at home but am done with investing in expensive electric grinders and for that matter fancy $1,000+ coffee/espresso machines that do the grinding for you and produce an awful cup of coffee. So maybe a hand grinder. Simplify your life and make the best cup of coffee you have ever had with the Hario Drip Pot 480Ml.
Size: 480 mlStyle: Drip Pot - Acacia WoodVerified Purchase
You Will Never Buy Another Coffee Brewing Device!
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2015
Leave it to the Japanese to come up with such a simple yet high quality device to brew coffee at home. (Although as another reviewer noted, this method has been widely used in Costa Rica for years).Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2015
If you are tired of buying coffee machines that promise great coffee but fail to deliver, get this. It will be the last coffee brewing device you will ever get. And the simplest and most energy efficient.
The 4-cup model is probably the best option because it will make enough brewed coffee for 2 "American" cups or mugs of coffee. The process could not be simpler, and although the instructions are in Japanese, there are translations into English on the box and the insert.
One thing you will probably want to get is a Hario gooseneck pour over teakettle or similar because it allows for directional pouring of the boiled water over the grounds. As the instructions suggest, you should pour a little of the water into the center of the grounds and then work your way to the outside and then wait about 30 seconds for the coffee to "bloom" and release its treasured flavor. Then pour the remaining water into the cloth filter and allow it to drip through the bloomed coffee into the bottom of the carafe. Takes at most 2-3 minutes. And no sediment! I don't plan to store the flannel filter in the refrigerator because they don't do that in Costa Rica and I think the only "off" flavor it might pick up by letting it air dry is the last coffee you brewed. Keep it simple!
I purchased Starbucks Italian roast beans and asked them to grind them for a French Press. The grind seems to be medium--somewhere between find and course, and it seems to work perfectly in the Hario drip pot. I'm thinking it would be nice to grind the beans at home but am done with investing in expensive electric grinders and for that matter fancy $1,000+ coffee/espresso machines that do the grinding for you and produce an awful cup of coffee. So maybe a hand grinder. Simplify your life and make the best cup of coffee you have ever had with the Hario Drip Pot 480Ml.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2013
Size: 480 mlStyle: Drip Pot - Acacia WoodVerified Purchase
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Kephany
Too too small
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Kezwashere
reusable and rad
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Victor Heid Kunamitsu Miko
Produce great coffee - Handle's varnish on the filter is chipping after a couple of days.
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Mateusz Sapielak
Makes good coffee but feels cheap
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Michael W.
Craft coffee.
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