
The Dripper method, literally translated as "dripper," involves gravity-fed water flowing through ground coffee. It is often compared to the V60, which is the best-known and certainly the most widely used dripper. The V60 was developed by the Japanese brand Hario in 1921. It owes its name to the 60° angle formed by the filter holder.
This manual filtration method allows the full aromatic potential of a coffee to be brought out and reveals the most subtle notes that a terroir, a variety or even a particular processing method can express.
A methodical and captivating ritual that can be infinitely adjusted based on the various parameters that come into play, depending on the coffees tasted and the tastes of each individual.
Matériel pour une V60
Recette de V60
Préparation d'une V60
