Hario V60 Dripper & Server Set 02 Candy Edition – Pour-Over in Colour
The hot water flows through the coloured cone, collects visibly in the glass carafe below, and after a good two and a half minutes a clear, aromatic cup stands in front of you – all from one coordinated set.
The Candy Edition brings the complete pour-over set in one box: dripper, glass server, filters and measuring spoon, colour-matched and made in Japan. Unbox, pour, enjoy. We carry Hario at Coffee Coaching Club; the set comes in six Candy colours: orange, yellow, red, green, pink and blue.
What's in the Set
The V60 Dripper in size 02, made from heat-resistant plastic, guides the water through the conical 60-degree shape towards the centre of the coffee bed; the spiral ribs lift the filter away from the wall so the coffee drains evenly. The glass server, made from heat-resistant borosilicate glass, holds 600 ml, is microwave-safe and doesn't pick up any flavours. Also included are forty Hario V60 paper filters in size 02 and a measuring spoon to get you started right away. Freshly ground and cleanly dosed, this becomes a clear, transparent cup – the opposite of a French press coffee.
At a Glance
| In the box |
V60 Dripper 02, glass server 600 ml, 40 filters (02), measuring spoon |
| Capacity |
1–4 cups |
| Dripper material |
Heat-resistant plastic |
| Server material |
Heat-resistant borosilicate glass |
| Colours |
Orange, yellow, red, green, pink, blue (transparent) |
| Origin |
Made in Japan |
Who It's For
For everyone starting out with pour-over who wants a matched set that works right away – and for everyone who wants to bring colour to the counter. The attractive packaging also makes the set a nice gift.
What Goes with It
The biggest difference comes from a grinder – freshly ground, pour-over tastes noticeably clearer. Take a look at the hand grinders or the electric coffee grinders. A scale with a timer makes it easier to get started: affordable from the Normcore range or with an app from the Acaia Collection. A kettle with temperature control from the Varia Collection rounds off the setup. Filter paper refills are in the Hario Collection. If you want to combine immersion and pour-over, take a look at the Hario V60 Switch. Fresh beans such as the fruity Wild Peach or the well-rounded Nutty Delight from the bean selection.
Roastery Tip
Why does V60 coffee taste so different from espresso? With pour-over you work with a much higher water-to-coffee ratio (roughly 1:15 to 1:17) and without pressure. The light, fruity aromatics come through more clearly because they aren't masked by heavy bitter compounds and oils. A slower, circular pour extends contact time and pulls out more body and sweetness; a quicker pour keeps extraction shorter and highlights the lively acidity. Our starting point: 15 g coffee, medium-fine, 250 ml water at 93–96 °C, about 30 seconds blooming with 30 ml, then pour in two to three pours, total time roughly 2:30 to 3:00 minutes. That's our recommendation, one of many.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's in the set?
A V60 Dripper size 02 in plastic, a heat-resistant glass server (600 ml), 40 paper filters (02) and a measuring spoon – all colour-matched.
Can the plastic dripper handle hot water?
Yes, the dripper is made from heat-resistant plastic. Plastic even has an advantage here: it insulates better than glass and cools the brew less during the process.
Which filters fit after the first 40 are used up?
Hario V60 paper filters in size 02. You'll find them in the Hario Collection.
Can I use the server in the microwave?
Yes, the glass server is made from heat-resistant borosilicate glass and is microwave-safe. Just remove the plastic lid first.
