HARIO V60 Dripper No. 01, Pour Over Coffee Maker, Rose Red Edition
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Rose red HARIO dripper for the Lujiazui Coffee FestivalA small cone for one-mug mornings, in an anniversary color.
Rose red sets this small HARIO V60 cone apart: MASADA and the Lujiazui Coffee Festival released it to mark year eight of the event. Rated for 1 to 2 servings, the No. 01 size works as a pour over coffee maker that sends coffee through a paper filter and into your cup. Pick it if your mornings call for one or two cups, or if you keep a shelf of HARIO special editions.
- Brews 1 to 2 servings
- Takes small cone paper filters
- 8th anniversary festival color
- Dripper only, no server
One dripper, not a full kit
Not in this order
- A glass server or coffee pot
- A kettle, grinder or scale
- The hand pour set named on the supplier listing
What arrives
- The rose red cone dripper, size No. 01
- Room for a brew of 1 to 2 servings
- Ready for small cone paper filters
What sets this cone apart
An anniversary release
A MASADA collaboration marking the festival's anniversary. A keepsake from one event, not a stock shade.
Rose red on the counter
Most home brewers own a clear or white cone. This one earns a spot on an open shelf.
Sized for a single mug
A small cone keeps the dose modest, so a weekday coffee never turns into a pot you pour away.
Buy the small filters, not the large ones
Cone papers come in two sizes, and this No. 01 cone takes the smaller one. A larger paper folds over the rim and never sits flush. Our HARIO cone paper filters are sold in both sizes, so pick the smaller pack.
Who this cone suits
Buy it if you
- Drink a single mug, maybe two, per session
- Hunt for event and anniversary HARIO editions
- Shop for someone who brews by hand
Skip it if you
- Want a server bundled with the cone
- Brew for a household of three or more
See it in action
- Measuring the dripper dimensions
- Preparing the paper filter
- Rinsing the filter and dripper
- Pouring water to brew coffee
The details
Short, clear answers
Is this a pour over coffee set or only the dripper?
Only the dripper. The supplier listing name mentions a hand pour set and a pot, but the single option for sale is the rose red No. 01 cone. For a cone and glass server together, look at the HARIO Drip Decanter, which suits bigger batches.
How does a cone pour over coffee maker work?
Hot water passes through coffee held in a paper filter and drips straight into the cup below. You control the grind and the pour speed, which is how you make the brew lighter or stronger with the same gear.
Is it different from a regular HARIO dripper?
Only in edition and color. The cone shape and hand-pour method stay the same, and this one wears a rose red finish for the festival anniversary. For an everyday cone, the HARIO ceramic dripper is the standard choice.
How much coffee does one brew make?
Enough for 1 to 2 servings: one large mug, or two small cups to share with someone.
Put rose red on the brew bar
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