Pour-Over Drippers, V60 Filter Holders & Sets

Buy Pour-Over Drippers, V60 Filter Holders and Sets in Switzerland

Pour-over is the most direct way to brew coffee: water, grounds, gravity, filter. Nothing more is needed. But within this simplicity lies an entire world of dripper types, materials, and brewing philosophies. Hario V60 from Japan is the absolute classic (60-degree cone, curved internal ribs, optimized for clear cup profiles). Hoop Coffee Brewer from Ceado shows the flat-bed variant. Hario SWITCH combines pour-over with immersion. Weber Workshops BIRD brings premium engineering to the manual filter segment.

Coffee Coaching Club carries around 40 active pour-over models from seven brands. Hario dominates the range with the V60 family in nearly every material and color variant. Alongside that, specialty designs from Timemore, Normcore, and Brewista, plus premium pieces from Varia and Weber Workshops.

Types at a Glance

Which Dripper for Which Workflow

Hario V60 – The Color Range

The Hario V60 Porcelain 3-4 cups is available in eight colors:

• White (CHF 27)
• Matt Black, Dark Green, Light Blue, Light Green, Turquoise Blue, Turquoise Green, Yellow (all CHF 31)
• Indigo Blue, Orange (CHF 37)
• Pink (CHF 37)
• Purple, Blue (CHF 31)

For setups where the dripper is on display, it's a real design question. Functionally, all colors are identical.

What Pour-Over Requires

A complete pour-over setup typically consists of five components: (1) Dripper (V60 or flat-bed), (2) Paper filter (matching the dripper), (3) Carafe / server, (4) Gooseneck kettle for controlled pouring, (5) Hand or electric grinder suitable for filter grinds. For specialty profiles, additionally (6) a scale (Acaia Pearl or Lunar) and (7) a thermometer.

What Pairs Well

For the grinder: hand coffee grinders are the classic pairing – Comandante C40 MK4, 1Zpresso J-Ultra / K-Ultra, Timemore Chestnut. For electric: Mahlkönig X54, Varia VS6. For professional filter brewing in cafés: Mahlkönig EK43 / EK43 S. For gooseneck kettles: kettle collection. For carafes: coffee pots, Chemex. For precision scales: Acaia Pearl S. For thermometers: thermometer collection. For filter paper and accessories: the full Hario collection. For cups: Loveramics, cups and glasses. For cleaning filter components: Urnex pour-over cleaner. For beans from our own roastery: CCC house roasts – pour-over loves light specialty roasts like Wild Peach and Bright Cassis.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which V60 Is Best – Porcelain, Glass, or Metal?

Porcelain (Hario V60, CHF 19–37): retains heat best, classic look, somewhat fragile. Glass (Hario V60 Glass, CHF 20–22): you can see the extraction as it brews, visually transparent, medium heat retention. Metal / stainless steel (CHF 44): unbreakable, lower heat retention, good for travel. Copper (CHF 81): premium look, fast heat uptake. For a specialty workflow, porcelain or glass is the first choice; for travel, metal.

V60 or Hoop Coffee Brewer?

Two different designs with a different cup character. V60: conical design, optimized for clear, light profiles, calls for more experience with pour-over technique. Hoop (flat-bed): flatter coffee bed, more even extraction, somewhat more forgiving of technique variations. For those newer to specialty, Hoop is often the simpler choice. For classic specialty workflows, V60 remains the first choice.

What's the Advantage of the Hario SWITCH?

Switching between pour-over (drip mode, classic V60 workflow) and immersion (blocked mode, longer contact time) happens with a flip. A flexible tool for specialty profiles you want to experiment with. SWITCH 200ml (CHF 44) for 1-2 cups, SWITCH 360ml (CHF 56) for 2-4 cups.

Is the Weber Workshops BIRD Worth CHF 334?

If you see pour-over as a central part of your workflow and value uncompromising design language and material quality: yes. The BIRD isn't a functional leap over a classic V60, but it is a statement piece in design ambition and choice of materials. For setups meant to be a stage.

What Is the Varia FLO Dripper?

A collaboration between Varia (CCC is the exclusive Swiss importer) and Kurasu Kyoto. FLO stands for Flexible Liquid Output – you can vary the output speed on the dripper. For specialty baristas looking to take their pour-over workflow to the next level. Price CHF 79.

Which Filter Papers Fit Which Dripper?

V60: V60-specific conical paper filters. Hoop: specific Hoop filters. SWITCH: V60 filters are compatible. Brewista Tornado: V60 filters fit. Weber BIRD: specific BIRD filters. All filter papers available at CCC – we'll help you choose the right one.

Which Grinder and Grind Size for Pour-Over?

Medium-coarse to coarse (visual comparison: fine sand to coarse salt). For hand grinders: Comandante C40 (15–20 clicks), 1Zpresso J-Ultra / K-Ultra (equivalent setting), Timemore Chestnut. For electric: Mahlkönig X54, Eureka Mignon Filtro, Varia VS3/VS6 on the filter setting. In the showroom, we'll help you dial in the grind size for your dripper.

What Is the Timemore Pour Over Gift Set?

A complete set for getting started with pour-over: Timemore Chestnut C3S Pro hand grinder, gooseneck kettle, filter holder, thermometer, brush, and glass carafe – all in one box, CHF 209. Perfect as a gift or as an uncompromising all-in-one starting point.

Can I Try Pour-Over Drippers Before Buying?

Yes, in our showrooms in Bern and Zürich Oerlikon. We'll brew a pour-over live with your dripper of choice (V60 porcelain, Hoop, SWITCH, Brewista Tornado, or Weber BIRD) and your bean of choice. Just arrange a time with us beforehand.