Hario Woodneck Drip

The cotton flannel filter allows more natural coffee oils and micro-fines to pass through into your cup. This results in a noticeably heavier, richer body and a more complex flavor profile than what you typically get with paper filters.

Yes, the wooden collar is designed to be removable. This makes it easy to clean the glass carafe thoroughly and allows you to remove the collar before washing to protect the wood and leather strap from water damage.

After each use, rinse the filter thoroughly with hot water to remove all coffee grounds. Store the filter in a container of clean water in the refrigerator when not in use to prevent it from drying out, which can cause the fabric to stiffen or develop off-flavors.

No, the Hario Woodneck is not stovetop safe. It is designed specifically as a pour-over brewing vessel, so you should heat your water separately in a kettle before pouring it over the coffee grounds.

The carafe has a capacity of 480 ml, which typically yields about two standard cups of coffee depending on your serving size.