Hario VCF-01-100M 1-Piece Box of Paper Filter for 01 Dripper Misarashi

Good quality and fit into the dripper. No impact on flavour and a reasonable price.

These are the Misarashi filters which are unbleached. They are actually a little darker than the boxed Misarashi filters I have purchased previously. Initially, the colour concerned me so I completed a blind test.Using filtered water I compared a) unfiltered b) filtered through lighter coloured Hario filter and c) filtered through these darker ones. The filters were first pre-rinsed with boiling water.Yes, when you rinse them the water that flows through is a slightly darker brown. But after rinsing no one in my family could tell the difference - the water colour was the same and definitely no taste difference.As far as I'm concerned I'm happy to use these after a pre-rinse with boiled water which also warms my cup.

These are size 1 V60 filters, which means they're a little smaller (vertically) than the size 2's we used last time. You can easily make coffee with them, but you have to pour more slowly because there's less volume in the filter to hold the water.The filters themselves are all a standard size, are strong and hold together well even when full of grounds and boiling hot water.I think I'd prefer Size 2's but the Size 1's are okay for a single cup.

I bought these to use in our Hario 01 drip filter. As with most Hario products, they're great quality and don't impede or add to the coffee flavour. We also appreciate how they can be composted or put straight in the food waste bin when used along with the coffee grounds.

Does what it says on the packet and facilitates the full coffee flavour.

I was amazed to find the correct size of filter for my wife's drip funnel, as they are otherwise impossible to get hold of in High Street shops! Be aware there are 2 sizes, one larger, one smaller in this category!

I'm fairly new to pour-over, I originally bought the 01 bleached hario filters, decided to go for these as slightly cheaper and love the aesthetic of the brown paper. Does the job too. Has a tab as well unlike some to make it easier to take out.

Fits the clever dripper better than the papers supplied with it.They are slightly “taller” so fill the cone completely so less danger on grounds over spilling.Filter well and quickly so will most likely continue to use them - but there is a slight cost penalty.