Hario
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Pros
- The reason why I bought Hario was to watch the tea leaves and the water change as it steeps. XD
- Save your money and stick to trusted brands like Hario or Yama if you are looking for siphon gear.
- I just got some beans from Counter Culture that are really good for pour-over, they taste kind of chocolatey. Im using my V60 right now.
- 3. A tool for the brewing method of your choice (e.g. Hario V60, French Press, Moka Pot, etc.)
- If you’re into Coffee: Hario V60. Kalita Wave. Stock up on filters because they’re crazy cheap here compared to the states.
Cons
- The problem is that I drink light roasts, and grinding those with the Hario is like cracking rocks compared to a darker roast with oils. So I want something with more oomph and leverage
- i been making coffee with it for like 2 years now but recently my brews started tasting weirdly hollow? not bitter or sour just empty.
- There was a time when Hario's ceramic mills were top of the class. I used to own one, so my dislike is personal. We have come a long, long way since then.
Sentiment
7 positive (70%) · 1 mixed (10%) · 2 negative (20%)
Trust + time weighted score: +38% · raw score 50%
What redditors said (10 of 10)
The problem is that I drink light roasts, and grinding those with the Hario is like cracking rocks compared to a darker roast with oils. So I want something with more oomph and leverage
The reason why I bought Hario was to watch the tea leaves and the water change as it steeps. XD
i been making coffee with it for like 2 years now but recently my brews started tasting weirdly hollow? not bitter or sour just empty.
Save your money and stick to trusted brands like Hario or Yama if you are looking for siphon gear.
I just got some beans from Counter Culture that are really good for pour-over, they taste kind of chocolatey. Im using my V60 right now.
3. A tool for the brewing method of your choice (e.g. Hario V60, French Press, Moka Pot, etc.)
If you’re into Coffee: Hario V60. Kalita Wave. Stock up on filters because they’re crazy cheap here compared to the states.
v60 is a solid choice, super simple once you get used to it. The brewer itself doesn’t change taste that much; it’s more about technique + grind size.
for the dripper, the hario v60 is cheap and makes fantastic coffee.
There was a time when Hario's ceramic mills were top of the class. I used to own one, so my dislike is personal. We have come a long, long way since then.