Hario Woodneck Drip Pot

Cloth filters allow more of the coffee's natural oils to pass through into your cup, resulting in a fuller body and a richer mouthfeel. Because the fabric is neutral, it eliminates the papery aftertaste sometimes found with standard paper filters.

After each use, rinse the filter thoroughly with hot water—never use soap, as it will absorb into the fabric and ruin future brews. Store the filter in a container of clean water inside your refrigerator to keep the fibers from drying out and becoming brittle.

Yes, the olive wood collar is held in place by a leather strap and can be removed. We recommend taking it off before washing the glass carafe to prevent the wood from warping or becoming waterlogged.

The 8 oz capacity refers to the total volume of the carafe. Keep in mind that this is a traditional Japanese-style measurement, so it is best suited for a single, generous serving rather than multiple large mugs.

The carafe is made from Hario’s signature heat-resistant borosilicate glass, which is designed to withstand the high temperatures required for pour-over brewing. However, it should not be placed directly on a stovetop or open flame.