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Hario "Switch" Immersion Dripper, Size 03
Hario "Switch" Immersion Dripper, Size 03
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The Hario Switch represents the pinnacle of brewing versatilityโa single, elegantly crafted vessel that seamlessly transitions between immersion and pour-over methods. Master multiple techniques with one refined tool, and unlock the full spectrum of coffee and tea flavor profiles.
โ๏ธ At a Glance
๐ช Performance Engineering
The Switch features Hario's signature heatproof borosilicate glass cone paired with an intuitive plastic switch mechanism that controls a precision stainless steel ball valve. This ingenious dual-function design lets you seamlessly transition between traditional pour-over brewing and full immersion techniques, giving you complete command over extraction rates, steeping duration, and ultimate flavor development.
๐ฏ Brewing Control
๐ง What's Included
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