HARIO V60 Barista Server

An Easy-To-Use Coffee Server That “Just Feels Right”

A minimalistic coffee server designed to be easy to hold, swirl, and pour.

There is no scale lines printed on the side to offer an undisturbed visual delight of the liquid inside, with a discreet HARIO logo printed on the bottom.

The soft and elegant silhouette also complements the coffee, but it is as practical as it is pretty- the 80mm mouth is compatible with various brewing gear and makes the cleaning accessible and stress-free.

Specification:

Capacity: 360ml (1-3 cups)
Size: W137×D100×H88mm
Mouth:80mm dia.
Material:Heat resistant glass HARIO Glass®
Weight:160g (230g with box)

Capacity: 600ml (1-5 cups)
Size:W153×D113×H103mm
Mouth:80mm dia.
Material: Heat resistant glass HARIO Glass®
Weight: 190g (280g with box)

Made in Japan
Compatible with dishwasher and microwave
DO NOT use direct heat, IH or oven.

Notes:

Use a soft sponge and a dishwashing liquid to clean. Do not use a cream cleanser or other abrasive material, as it will scratch the surface and may lead to crack later on.

Do not use any heating device other than microwaves. This product is NOT compatible with oven, direct fire, or IH.

Glass products are breakable by nature. Please treat it with care.

Please keep it out of reach of children. Do not use near small children, or let them use it.

Compatible with dishwasher.

Please note that the outer box may occasionally have slight dents or creases due to handling. However, this does not affect the quality or condition of the product itself.

About HARIO:

The name Hario originated from the combination of the Japanese word hari (玻璃) or glass and o (王) or king, combined formed the meaning the King of Glass. A brand with more than 100 years of experience under its belt started in 1921 as a laboratory glassware seller and manufacturer in Tokyo, Japan. Using their heatproof glassware and glass processing techniques, Hario started creating coffee siphons in 1948. Later on they expanded to creating their well loved home products from other materials. They are now a household name among coffee brewing enthusiasts.