Hario Drip Pot

Name: Hario Drip Pot
Brand: Hario

210.00AED

Brew a richer cup of coffee with Hario Drip Pot

Manual coffee brewing is a great idea to spend your time on the things you love and this brewing method is one of the oldest ways of making coffee.

The cloth filter allows the coffee to filter more slowy and retain oils thanks to the delicate cotton flannel in the extration, giving you a richer, cleaner cup without compromising the acidity and flavor of the bean's original characteristics.

And as every small counts, the reusable cloth filter helps reduce waste.

Details

- Natural wood neck for protecion.

- Leather handle.

- Cloth filter and cotton flannel.

- Heat resistant glass.

Capacity

- 240ml for 1-2 cups

- 480ml for 2-4 cups

Origin

- Japan

Others

- Clean with hot water

Quantity

Simply plant the packaging seed paper in soil, water it and watch as wildflowers bloom in its place.

We're proud to introduce our new seed paper packaging—100% biodegradable, compostable, and designed to grow. It's a fun, meaningful way to reduce waste and support a more sustainable future in coffee.

Franklin Castillo

Franklin Castillo has been harvesting coffee for more than 40 years. He grew up in the middle of the coffee farms and also learned the tradition of his family.

He sees coffee as a way of living and he loves seeing the coffee trees dressed with flowers during March-April (blooming season).

You can see Franklin planting fruit trees to avoid the use of nematicides or other harmful chemicals, taking long walks in nature, and drinking up to 5 cups of coffee per day.

The Fruity Chocolate is his favorite and he says “it tastes sour and fruity on the palate and has a rich flavor that leaves me with what I need to start the day, I couldn’t imagine my days without coffee”.

Roilyn Monge

Roilyn Monge is the fourth generation of his family harvesting coffee in Tarrazu. After leaving town to embark on a different career, Roilyn returned to the field to do what he loves and has been doing since he was 6 years old.

He is satisfied when he knows that there is a person in another part of the world enjoying his hard and beloved production and to welcome visitors at the farm and show them his lifestyle and the science behind harvesting.

The sweet caramel is his favorite and he describes it as “it is very sweet and has an exquisite aroma, with notes of chocolate and caramel, very intense for the daily coffee that I need and I drink it 4 times a day”.

The Farm

The farm is home to a wide variety of fruit, shade and bird seed trees. It has springs of water, natural forests and many hills.

It thrives at elevations starting from 1,500 meters above sea level, where cool climate and rich volcanic soil create the ideal environment for our coffee beans.

Some of the coffee plants are decades old, nurtured with care using sustainable practices that protect the land for future generations.

How its made

It all starts with a coffee plant and after 2 years of planting, the tree blossoms and the farmer begins to harvest the coffee beans.

The coffee beans are selected and segregated into different qualities, the cherries (red coffee beans) are pulped, peeled (mucilage removal) and washed (Washed process), or pulped and left with the mucilage and unwashed (Honey process) or collected from the tree, keeping the pulp and the total mucilage (Natural process).

After this, the coffee beans are dried, stored, shelled and sorted. The last step is to roast, grind and prepare the coffee beans in your favorite way.