How to brew Hario V60 | Is V60 a Mathematical Coffee ? 2023

V60 Coffee brewing guide
How to brew Hario V60
The essential pour-over method
Hario’s V60 brewer is probably the poster child for pour-over brewing and third-wave coffee.
Easy to learn but with a whole range of variations, it’s the method you’re most likely to see in your favourite brew bar or cafe, home or campsite.
Here’s my step-by-step guide (or jump onto this guide’s Frequently Asked Questions):
Gear
• Hario V60 Dripper
• Paper filters
• Gooseneck kettle✎
• Server
• Grinderℹ︎
• Scales
• Timer
• Stirring tool
• Mug(s)!
Ratio
• 20 g of coffee beans (Hondorus)
• 300 g (mL) of just-boiled water ♨︎
• Extra water to rinse the paper filter
✎: I recommend using a gooseneck kettle because it offers higher pouring precision. However, if you don’t have one, you can always use a standard one or literally any pouring source. Your coffee, your rules.
ℹ︎: If you don’t have a grinder, that’s OK! You can always use pre-ground coffee, though i recommend freshly ground because it does elevate the flavour of each brew.
♨︎: In my recipes, i measure water in grams because we use scales, and it’s easy to achieve precision this way. However, if you don’t have scales, the conversion is easy: 1g=1mL.
Put the V60 on top of the mug/server, place the filter and rinse it.
Rinsing with hot water saturates the filter and gets rid of the papery taste. Don’t forget to discard it thoughtfully before brewing.
Grind 20g of coffee and place inside the brewer.
Gently shake to settle the grounds into a flat bed.
Move everything on top of the scales, tare, and gently pour in 50g of water just off the boil.
It helps to pour the water in a circular pattern from the outside of the filter towards the centre.
Swirl or stir to make sure all the grounds are wet, start the timer and wait 45 seconds.
This initial wait is called the bloom and gives time for the gasses trapped in the coffee to escape.
Gently pour in more water until you’ve added a total of 300g. Pour using a circular motion.
Pour each new batch of water in gently, trying not to disturb the coffee grounds too much. Aim for a total brew time of 3.5 minutes (meaning the last drop should come through the filter at minute 3:30, from the start of the first pour.
Give a good swirl or a gentle stir once the pour is complete.
Stirring will help ensure all the grounds are evenly extracted.
Swirl your server or mug, serve and enjoy!
Swirling helps mix and aerate the brew.

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