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HARIO, Filter Coffee Bottle Mocha 650Ml

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Color: Mocha


Features

  • Perfect for brewing cold iced coffee by just adding coffee grounds and water
  • Put the coffee grounds in the strainer and set the lid
  • Gently shake the bottle to start the extraction
  • 5 Cup Capacity
  • Heatproof glass

Description

By just adding coffee grounds and water, you can make iced coffee. Put coffee grounds in the strainer, and set the lid. Place the spout and slowly pour small amounts of water over the coffee. Once filled, place the cap and gently shake the bottle to start the extraction. Refrigerate for approximately 8 hours before serving.

Specs & Other Info

SpecificationDetails
ManufacturerHario
ColorMocha
Dimensions0.12"D x 0.12"W x 0.47"H
Key FeatureIntegrated Water Filter
TypeCoffee Infuser
FilterReusable Filter
Design StyleContemporary
Primary UseIced Coffee Preparation
RecommendationDomestic Use
Components IncludedHario Brewing Bottle 700ml Mocha
Operational ModeHand-Operated
Product ModelBrewing Bottle
Package Quantity1 Unit
Weight15.3 ounces
Product IDFIC-70-MC
AvailabilityFirst introduced March 6, 2015

Frequently asked questions

The Hario Brewing Coffee Bottle can be easily cleaned by disassembling it into parts. Rinse each part under warm water and use a mild detergent if necessary. The glass bottle can be cleaned with a bottle brush to remove coffee residue. Make sure to rinse thoroughly and dry before reassembling. It's also dishwasher safe, but ensure to place it securely on the dishwasher rack.

Yes, the Hario Brewing Coffee Bottle is versatile and can be used to brew both coffee and tea. The filter efficiently works for loose tea leaves as well, providing a smooth and flavorful tea infusion. Just ensure to adjust the steeping time according to the type of tea you are brewing.

For optimal results, it's recommended to use a medium to coarse grind when brewing coffee in the Hario Brewing Coffee Bottle. Fine grinds may pass through the filter and into your coffee, while too coarse a grind can lead to under-extracted coffee. Experimenting with the grind size will help you find the perfect balance for your taste.

Absolutely, the Hario Brewing Coffee Bottle is designed to be versatile and is ideal for making cold brew coffee. Simply add your coarse coffee grounds to the filter, pour cold water over them, and leave the bottle in the refrigerator overnight. In the morning, you'll have a delicious and smooth cold brew ready to enjoy.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.


This versatile cold brew coffee maker has received high praise for its ease of use, quality of coffee produced, and sleek design. Users appreciate the ability to control the strength of their coffee by adjusting the steeping time and the effectiveness of the super fine filter that prevents any coffee grounds from escaping. It is highlighted as a cost-effective and enjoyable alternative to pod-based systems, suitable for both newcomers to cold brew coffee and aficionados looking to enhance their coffee experience.

Pros

  • ☕ Makes delicious, customizable strength cold brew coffee
  • 🔄 Super fine filter ensures no coffee grounds escape
  • 📏 Compact design saves kitchen space
  • 🌍 Encourages exploration into coffee culture
  • 🧽 Easy to clean with the right approach

Cons

  • 🔄 Requires planning for brew time
  • ❓ May need additional storage for larger quantities
  • 🧽 Filter cleaning needs dedication and correct method to avoid clogging

Should I Buy It?

If you're a coffee enthusiast looking to delve into the world of cold brew at home, this product is an excellent choice. Its design and functionality cater well to both beginners and seasoned coffee makers. However, consider your consumption needs and storage space, as it may require batching for larger quantities or entertaining. With its high ratings and emphasis on quality, it's a worthwhile investment for a superior coffee experience.


  • Makes a good cup
Color: 1 Count
I got tired of paying for, and having to online shop for, Nespresso pods every month. I had tried making my own cold brew coffee at home several years ago but it didn't work out, both because of the apparatus I chose and my rather limited palate for coffee at the time. I thought a combination of this simpler brewer and a broader appreciation for coffee would help me find more success this time. It has! This thing is good looking with a small profile. I like how you can control the strength of the coffee by allowing it to steep for longer, unlike my previous apparatus that was a "press the button and you get what you get" kind of thing. The thing I LOVE about this is the filter! It is incredibly fine, more like a membrane that a filter, so I had absolutely no residual coffee grind escape. I was able to use fine ground coffee (usually a no-no for cold coffee brewers) with literally 0 hassle. It makes as good a cup of coffee as you like, depending on what sort of beans you put in there . ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024 by Haley A.

  • My new favorite way to make infused teas & beverages
Color: 1 Count
The Hario Cold Brew Coffee Wine Bottle is my new favorite way to make smooth, delicious cold brew at home. The 650ml size is perfect, and the sleek mocha color gives it such an elegant look — it even feels like serving coffee from a fine wine bottle! It’s easy to use, easy to clean, and brews the perfect rich, low-acid coffee every time. Absolutely love it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2025 by Maddie

  • So cute and trendy, yet classic
Color: 1 Count
This brewer is so cute! And yet, it’s a clean and classic looking bottle. Seal is impressive. The functionality of its features is intuitive and intelligent. I’m ok with the price. I highly recommend!
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024 by Mom of RN

  • Simple, Effective, Size / Shape Could be Improved Upon
Color: 1 Count
Pros: THE FILTER is very well built, locks tightly and has a very fine mesh that doesn’t add or subtract from the taste of the coffee. However, the plastic mesh doesn’t have the fine trapping characteristics of a paper filter, if your grinder produces a lot of fine dust you will find that in the bottom of the bottle. All normal-sized grounds will come out very easily when you lift the filter out to empty, making cleaning a very painless process. FLEXIBLE BOTTLE TOP which makes it easy to put it on the bottle or take it off. Even though it has plenty of grip on the glass lower half, it isn’t recommended to carry the bottle by the top as it will undoubtedly detach itself. On the side of the bottle there are a few marks indicating specific volumes, including one at the 700 ml level. Cons: None, really. Just a few comments -- SIZE: I would’ve liked to see an option of a bigger bottle. The brewing vessel is also the serving and storing vessel, making it is impossible to brew the next batch while there’s still coffee in the bottle, unless you decide to transfer to another container for storage. Note: You will probably need to use a funnel to pour your filtered water into this, as the neck is rather narrow (i.e.: a wine bottle) Hario has made a very nice looking version of their Mizudashi brewers in the shape of a wine bottle. The filter works great and cleanup is easy, just empty the filter and put everything in the dishwasher or hand wash gently. It doesn’t have any real downsides, this is definitely one of the best cold brewers on the market. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2018 by Bee Wee

  • Almost no problems in daily use and the coffee is excellent.
Color: 1 Count
In two years, I have used this coffee maker almost daily during hot weather. Following a couple of incidents, I discovered that with a little care in easing the lid off the carafe, the basket does not pop out and the lid stays on the filter, and I have not had anything like that happen since the early days. Here's how I use it: 1. The night before I coarse-grind and weigh 70 (± 5) grams of coffee as specified in the instructions. Sometimes this fills the filter to the top, sometimes not (apparently different varieties of coffee beans are not equally dense). Then I put the coffee maker together and add 700 ml of water (actually more, probably, since I know about where the level is, and now I just pour by eye till the water is above the bottom of the lid). 2. I start the mix by tilting the bottle 90 degrees and back 8-12 times -- it never leaks -- and popping it into the refrigerator for 8-12 hours. 3. I pop the top off the pour spout and drop in the contents of one packet of artificial sweetener (I don't use very much), replace the top and repeat the same mixing procedure as before. 4. I then half-fill a large glass from the carafe. 5. I ease the lid off the carafe and gently lift it and the basket out of the liquid, remove the lid from the basket, and squeeze the bars of the basket to drip more liquid into the carafe; then I place the basket into a bowl to catch more of the fluid. 6. I add water to the half-glass of concentrated coffee to fill it, and I add enough water to double the level of liquid in the carafe. Then I put the lid back on the carafe and place it in the fridge. I can now just pour out glasses of cold-brew coffee at will straight from the carafe throughout the day, and I also have a glass of coffee already poured and diluted. 7. At the end of the day I rinse everything in hot water, sometimes adding a little dishwashing liquid and using a brush. The only problem I have is that I don't have a garbage disposal and can't tolerate getting coffee grounds in the drain, so after I dump the basket, I take it outside for a three-second rinse under the hose. This is not convenient, of course, but in the absence of a disposable filter paper (not an option for cold brewers) I have no choice. -- All in all I find this cold-brewer to be an excellent way to brew a day's worth of coffee, as long as I remember the night before to set it up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2023 by J. B. Levin

  • A good choice for cold brew coffee
Color: 1 Count
We like the looks of this. We like the size of this: The height fits in the frig, and the mm size is just right for us. We like the lighter "Mocha" color, too--and hey! It's less expensive than the dark brown. All the pieces fit together perfectly. It all arranges in a common sense kind of way. So there is nothing elaborate about it. It's a good choice because it does the job it's meant to do. It does it well, and without issues. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2019 by I Do The Speed Limit

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