Hario Mizudashi Cold Brew Coffee Maker 1000ml – Black | Easy Home Cold Brew

Overview

The Hario Mizudashi Cold Brew Coffee Maker brings the slow, rich experience of cold brew into your kitchen with a minimal, drop‑in setup. The glass carafe and fine mesh basket are designed for everyday use, letting you craft smooth, full‑bodied coffee right from your refrigerator.

With a 1000 mL capacity, this 5‑cup brewer makes it simple to prepare a batch for you or a small gathering. The included filter is removable for quick cleanup, so you can reuse the same setup for multiple brews without fuss.

Why choose Mizudashi for home cold brew

• Simple, compact design that fits inside most refrigerators
• Made with heatproof glass and a clean Japanese design heritage
• Removable filter makes cleaning straightforward

How to brew a perfect batch

For a lighter result choose a coarser grind and a longer steep time. For a richer, fuller body use a finer grind and mindful stirring. Start with roughly 80 g of coffee to around 1 L of water, then refrigerate overnight for best extraction.

• Coarse grind for delicate flavor, fine grind for stronger body
• Stir briefly to ensure all grounds are evenly saturated
• Refrigerate for about 8 hours, then pour and enjoy

Serving and daily use

The slender spout facilitates a slow, controlled pour directly from the glass server, helping you avoid spills while keeping the coffee crisp and clear.

In real life, it shines on busy weekday mornings and relaxed weekend gatherings alike, turning a simple routine into a small ritual you can share. The clear glass showcases the brew color and the settling beneath the surface.

Care and maintenance

After brewing, remove the filter and rinse the glass and basket. Wash with mild soap and warm water, then air dry before reassembling for your next batch. The design emphasizes easy cleanup and reliable reuse.

Product details

Capacity 1000 mL, about 5 cups. Glass dimensions W138 mm x D94 mm x H294 mm. Includes a fine mesh basket and removable filter. Made in Japan by Hario.