Hario V60 MUGEN Ceramic One-Pour Dripper 02 – White

The Hario V60 MUGEN 02 is a ceramic pour-over dripper designed for a simple one-pour routine. Its star-shaped grooves guide water through the coffee bed, while the filter paper sits close to the dripper. The removable holder can hang the dripper or rest on a mug or server. This version is ceramic white.

Perfect For

• Pour-over brewers who want a straightforward one-pour method
• People making one or two cups with a cone filter
• Hario users looking for a ceramic dripper with a removable holder

Feature

• Star-shaped grooves: Designed to guide water through the coffee bed at a steady pace.
• One-pour brewing: The MUGEN design is intended for a single pour.
• Designed with Tetsu Kasuya: Developed in collaboration with the 2016 World Brewers Cup Champion.
• Removable holder: Hang the dripper or remove the holder to place the dripper on a mug or server.
• Ceramic body: Made in Japan.

Specifications

• Brand: Hario
• Model: V60 MUGEN 02
• Colour: White
• Material: Ceramic body and polypropylene holder
• Capacity: 1–2 cups
• Weight: 215 g
• Dimensions: 142 × 116 × 94 mm (W × D × H)
• Compatibility: Fits Hario paper filters; suitable for brewing over a compatible mug or server. The listing says it is compatible with all Hario filters.
• Suggested brew ratio: 60 g coffee per 1 L water; for 300 ml, about 18 g. Use a grind coarser than espresso.

What’s Included

• Hario V60 MUGEN 02 Ceramic Dripper
• Measuring spoon

FAQs

• How many cups does the MUGEN 02 make?
  The listing describes a 1–2 cup capacity.
• How does one-pour brewing work?
  The star-shaped grooves guide water through the grounds after a single pour.
• Which filters fit?
  The listing states compatibility with Hario filters.
• Can the holder be removed?
  Yes. The dripper can be removed from the holder and placed on a compatible mug or server.
• What material is this version?
  The dripper body is ceramic; the holder is polypropylene.
• What coffee-to-water ratio is suggested?
  The listing suggests 60 g per litre, or about 18 g for a 300 ml brew.
• What grind size should I use?
  The listing suggests a grind coarser than espresso.
• How long should brewing take?
  The product instructions suggest a total pour and drip time of about 3–4 minutes.
• Where is it made?
  The listing states Japan.

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