Hario V60 02 Pour-Over Starter Kit with 600 ml Glass Server

Want to try pour-over coffee without figuring out which dripper, filters, and server belong together? The Hario V60 02 Simply Glass pour-over coffee kit brings the basics together: a clear plastic V60 02 dripper, a 600 ml glass server, 40 matching paper filters, and a coffee scoop.

The name can be a little confusing, so here’s the important distinction: the server is glass; the dripper is plastic. You brew through the dripper into the server, then pour your coffee into your favorite mug. It’s a straightforward starting point for learning a manual brewing routine.

What’s included in the kit?

• One clear Hario V60 02 plastic dripper: Conical shape, spiral ribs, and a single bottom opening
• One 600 ml glass server with handle and lid: Heat-resistant borosilicate glass with measurement markings
• 40 Hario V60 size 02 white paper filters: A starter supply matched to the dripper
• One plastic coffee scoop

Who is this pour-over kit for?

It suits someone learning pour-over who wants the core pieces in one set, or a coffee drinker adding a manual option alongside an existing brewer. A V60 is hands-on: you control the water you add and how you pour, rather than leaving the whole process to a machine.

How much coffee can I make?

The size 02 dripper is listed for 1–4 cups, and the included server has a 600 ml capacity. The number of servings depends on your recipe and mug size. Plan your brew around the server’s capacity rather than assuming that four cups means four large mugs.

Which replacement filters do I need?

Use Hario V60 size 02 cone-shaped paper filters. Forty are included in this kit. When you need more, our Hario V60 Size 02 White Paper Filters, 100 Count are the matching size.

What else do I need to get started?

Add ground coffee, water, a way to heat it, and a mug. A gooseneck kettle helps you control the pour. A scale is useful for measuring coffee and water consistently; the included scoop measures by volume and won’t replace weighing when you want to repeat a recipe precisely.

How do I brew with this kit?

Set the dripper on the server and fit a size 02 paper filter. Rinse the filter with hot water, discard the rinse water, and add your measured ground coffee. Make a small first pour to wet the grounds, pause according to your recipe, then continue pouring slowly and evenly until you reach your target water amount. Let the coffee drain before removing the dripper.

The server lid can also serve as a drip catcher for the dripper after brewing. Use care when handling hot glass, water, and wet grounds.

Will it make better coffee automatically?

No brewer guarantees a perfect cup. Your beans, grind, coffee-to-water ratio, and pouring technique still matter. Start with one recipe and adjust one thing at a time so you can learn what changes the flavor.

I’d choose this kit to get the right basic pieces together and spend more time learning the brew. Start with coffee you already enjoy, keep your measurements consistent, and build from there.