How to Use the Hario Cold Brew in a Bottle

The Hario Cold Brew In A Bottle is a cold brewing device that’s simple to use, but it brews a rich and refreshing cold brew concentrate that features a low acidity and bitterness. If a low maintenance coffee brewer sounds good to you, you’ve found it.

To make cold brew concentrate, simply immerse the mesh infuser filled with coarsely ground coffee into the carafe of cold water. Once eight to fifteen hours have passed, you’ll have your own batch of cold brew concentrate.

Cut your concentrate with cold water, hot water, milk, or any other liquid you wish. Thanks to the low acidity and bitterness, it’ll go with just about anything.

The Hario Cold Brew In A Bottle’s 750ml carafe is made from Hario’s famous glass, which is heat proof, shatter proof, and clear as day. The sealing silicone lid allows you to lay the bottle on its side in the fridge during brewing or storage and makes no-spill traveling a breeze. The lid can also be opened at the very top for easy pouring.

This low maintenance device from Hario can brew a killer glass of cold brew coffee.

HARIO COLD BREW IN A BOTTLE FEATURES
Smooth Cold Brew Coffee – Brews cold brew coffee that’s rich, refreshing, and smooth.

Low Acidity & Bitterness – Cold water immersion brewing produces coffee with noticeably less acidity and bitterness.

Simple Brewing Process – Makes cold brewing coffee an easy, low maintenance activity.

750ml Capacity – Makes enough for several glasses of iced coffee.

Sealing Silicone Lid – Seals entirely for spill-proof portability.

Signature Hario Glass – Made with Hario’s famous high borosilicate glass.

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[aestechtv]

having my first cup of cold brew from this bottle. i am liking without diluting version, really great.

[danielchong]

This video has convinced me to try doing cold brew and I've just ordered my Hario bottle with supply of ground coffee! :D

[HaiLeQuang]

So after the brewing time (8-24 hours), you still keep the coffee in the bottle or you remove them?

[ldeebee]

How should I wash it? How do I was the filter afterwards? Bought it recently and it’s great

[HydroSnips]

Just can’t seem to get the damn grind size right :D

[yosmuc]

It seems that when I pour the water through the coffee grounds instead of filling the bottle first, a lot of water gets absorbed or retained, so I end up with much less cold brew to drink in the end.

[zme]

Do you guys sell a dishwasher friendly version?

[bharsimran]

Thanks for the video. How is this one different from a Mizudashi and which one is better?

[mohammadalomari]

So i have to remove the coffee before but it in the fridge? Or 8-12 hours in the fridge then remove them ?

[keenotski]

which do you prefer? this one or the mizudashi?

[bitzo]

How much coarse grind bean should I use?

[carinalandstrom]

Can one use this for loose-leafe tea as well? I like having the option of removing the filter after a while (e.g. with green tea). the hario filter-in bottle does not give me the option since the tea leaves are directly added in the bottle with the water

[zme]

Hey how long can you leave your grounds just sitting in the coffee in the fridge? Will it go gross if left for a week?

[petualangansilinda]

Which one is better? Hario bottle or pot?

[fANTASypuNK]

At what temperature should water be before putting it into the fridge? Should it be hot water for the coffee to bloom or cold temperature water still works because its cold brew?

[feliciaklunk]

Can you use the same coffee grinds to make multiple batches ?

[rolandocalderonguerra]

the question will be hario have so many cold brews what model recomend to buy becouse liker everbody wanna buy the best

[arpit]

Why do you need a heatproof glass for a coldbrew maker?

[tomaszsiemieniuch]

My seems to be a bit sour and bitter, any tips on what im doing wrong?

[tommysoto]

This isn’t technically “concentrate” though, is it? As it’s already diluted with water, and ready to drink straight from the Hario bottle?