Hario Gift Guide 2026: Coffee and Tea Gifts for Every Budget
The best Hario gifts this Christmas are the V60 Japan Collection dripper (£14) as a stocking filler, the Polaris scale (£85) for anyone who brews by weight, and the new V60 Titanium Dripper (from £70) for someone who brews outdoors. For a complete set-up in one box, the Polaris V60 All-in-One bundle is £156.60.
Updated 11 November 2026. Prices and stock were checked on the day; the product page always shows the current price.
Hario started out making laboratory glass in 1921 and launched the V60 in 2005. Three new arrivals are worth knowing about this year. The Japan Collection is five coloured V60s made for the dripper's 20th anniversary. The V60 Titanium is a light metal dripper built for camping and travel. The PRO Coffee SS is a stainless-steel hand grinder with 90 settings.
Which Hario gift suits which person?
| Who it's for | Our pick | Price |
|---|---|---|
| A stocking filler | V60 Dripper Japan Collection | £14 |
| Someone new to pour-over | Mini Mill Plus V60 Starter Kit | £40 (was £58) |
| A whole set-up in one box | Polaris V60 All-in-One bundle | £156.60 (was £174) |
| Someone who brews by weight | Polaris Coffee Scale | £85 |
| Someone who already owns a V60 | PRO Coffee SS Grinder | £199 |
| A matcha drinker | Zen Matcha Tea Set | £55 |
| A camper or traveller | V60 Titanium Dripper | from £70 |
| Someone who brews every morning | Lyra Electric Kettle | £220 |
What are the best Hario gifts under £25?
- V60 Dripper Japan Collection (£14). Made to mark the V60's 20th anniversary, in five colours inspired by Japanese culture: Sakura Pink, Momiji Red, Tsukimi Yellow, Bonsai Green and Indigo Blue. It's a size 02, so it takes ordinary V60 02 papers.
- V60 Tritan Dripper (£16, size 01 or size 02). Clear like glass, far harder to break, and BPA-free. A good replacement for anyone who has dropped a glass V60.
- Hario x Project Waterfall V60 Dripper and Filter Papers Set (£19). A size 02 dripper and 100 papers. Proceeds support Project Waterfall's clean water, sanitation and education work in coffee-growing communities. More on the range.
- V60 Drip Kettle AIR (£22). A light pouring kettle with a gooseneck spout. Fill it from the kettle you already have and pour with far more control.
- V60 Drip-Assist Set (£14.69, was £20.99). A clear V60 02 with a disc that sits on top and showers water evenly over the coffee, which takes much of the guesswork out of a first pour-over.
- Double-walled Matcha Cup, 370 ml (£16.80, was £24) in pink or green. The glass walls show off the colour of freshly whisked matcha.
What should I buy someone who's new to pour-over?
A grinder and a dripper together make the biggest difference to someone moving on from pre-ground coffee. These sets cost less than buying the pieces separately.
- Mini Mill Plus V60 Starter Kit (Clear) (£40, was £58). A plastic V60 02 dripper with scoop, plus the Mini Mill PLUS ceramic hand grinder.
- V60 and Skerton N Starter Kit (Clear) (£49, was £84). The same dripper with the Skerton N grinder, which has a redesigned lower bottle for better stability.
- Polaris V60 Size 02 All-in-One Bundle (£156.60, was £174). Everything in one box: the Polaris scale, a V60 dripper and server set, the Mini Mill PLUS grinder and the Drip Kettle AIR.
- V60 Dripper NEO, size 02 (£30). Our best-selling dripper over the last 12 months. Its 72 fine ribs narrow to 9 at the base, which speeds up the flow and gives a clean but full-bodied cup. Why the NEO deserves a look.
- V60 Switch Immersion Dripper, size 03 (£55). Steep the coffee, then press the switch to drain. It's forgiving, holds 360 ml and takes size 03 papers. How to brew with the Switch.
- V60 Drip Decanter, 700 ml (£24.50, was £35). Dripper and serving decanter in one piece.
New to the V60 altogether? Our step-by-step V60 guide covers the first brew.
Gifts for someone who brews by weight
- Polaris Coffee Scale (£85, black or white). Set your ratio and it works out the water target, then shows how much you've poured as a percentage. How brewing by weight works.
- Barista Glass Scale (£75, black or white). New this year. A glass weighing plate, a built-in timer and a range of 0.5 g to 2 kg.
- Lyra Electric Coffee Drip Kettle, 800 ml (£220, black or white, both with free Meteor filter papers). Temperature control to 1 °C, a timer and a light body, which matters when you're holding it through a three-minute pour. Why pour control matters.
Gifts for someone who already owns a V60
- PRO Coffee SS Grinder (£199). New this year. Its stainless-steel ghost-tooth burr crushes the beans instead of shaving them, which gives rounder particles. It has 90 settings, a bearing-stabilised shaft and room for 24 g of beans. Compare Hario's grinders.
- V60 Suiren (£45, Tricolour or Black & White). New this year. The ribs click into a base ring to recreate the V60's spiral, then come apart to pack flat. It uses ordinary V60 02 papers. The Suiren, explained.
- V60 Meteor Paper Filter, size 02 (£25 for 50). Hario's testing puts its flow at about three times the speed of the standard V60 paper. More on the Meteor.
- Beaker Server (300 ml £25, 600 ml £30). New this year. A heatproof glass server shaped like a lab beaker, a nod to Hario's start in laboratory glass, with guide marks and a wide flat handle.
- Double-Walled Thermal Pot (600 ml £60, 800 ml £74). Vacuum-insulated, with a ceramic lining that keeps out the metallic taste of bare stainless steel. Sit a V60 on top and brew straight into it.
- V60 Glass Dripper Olive Wood, size 01 (£49) with the matching Olive Wood Glass Server, size 01 (£65). A pairing for the counter as much as the cupboard.
Gifts for matcha and tea drinkers
- Zen Matcha Tea Set (£55). New this year. A 450 ml glass pot with a stainless strainer that works as both matcha bowl and teapot, with a bamboo chasen (whisk) and chashaku (scoop).
- Matcha Collection Tea Set (£59.50, was £85, pink or green). A double-walled chawan, chasen, chasen stand and chashaku: the full kit in one box.
- Double-walled Matcha Bowl, 300 ml (pink £34.40, green £30.10, both reduced from £43).
- Chasen Stand & Bowl, 100 ml (£16.80, was £24, pink or green). Keeps the whisk in shape between uses.
- Filter-in Carafe Cold Brew Tea Bottle, 1 litre (£35, was £50, grey or green). Shaped like a wine carafe, with the filter built into the spout so you pour straight from it.
Our matcha latte guide and cold brew tea guide show both in use.
Gifts for campers and travellers
- V60 Titanium Dripper (size 01 £70, size 02 £80). Just arrived. Lighter than iron or stainless steel, resistant to dents, heat and damp, and it keeps metallic tastes to a minimum. The size 02 brews 1 to 4 cups and weighs about 200 g boxed.
- The Suiren and the Tritan V60 both travel well: one packs flat and the other survives a drop.
- Filter In Bottle Portable Cold Brew Tea Bottle, 400 ml (£35, was £50, Smokey Pink). Cold brew tea in a bottle that fits a bag.
Which Hario gifts are on offer?
These are reduced on hario.co.uk at the time of writing:
- Technica Coffee Syphon, 2 cup (£86.10, was £123). A clean cup and a bit of a show, for someone who has already mastered pour-over. How to brew syphon coffee at home.
- V60 Fit Drip Kettle, matte black, 800 ml (£63, was £90). A kettle with a spout and handle shaped for drip coffee.
- V60 Metal Dripper, matte black, size 02 (£44.80, was £64).
- V60 Mugen x Switch Coffee Dripper (£42, was £60).
- Mizudashi Cold Brew Coffee Maker, 600 ml (£11.90, was £17). The Mizudashi is one of the most-bought things on hario.co.uk.
- The Drip Decanter, Drip-Assist Set and most of the matcha range, all listed above.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good Hario gift under £20?
The V60 Japan Collection dripper (£14), the Tritan V60 (£16), the Project Waterfall dripper and papers set (£19), the Drip-Assist Set (£14.69) and the double-walled matcha cup (£16.80) all come in under £20.
Which V60 size should I buy as a gift?
Size 01 brews one to two cups and size 02 brews one to four. If you're not sure, choose size 02: it's the most common size and its papers are the easiest to find.
What's the difference between the Polaris and the Barista Glass Scale?
The Polaris (£85) does the ratio maths for you, showing your water target and how much of it you've poured. The Barista Glass Scale (£75) is a straightforward scale and timer with a glass top and a 0.5 g to 2 kg range.
Is the V60 Titanium Dripper worth it for brewing at home?
Its strengths are low weight and toughness, which matter most away from home. If it will only be used in the kitchen, the £14 Japan Collection or the £30 NEO brews in the same V60 style for much less.
What can I buy someone who already has a V60?
The PRO Coffee SS grinder, a Polaris or Barista Glass Scale, a pack of Meteor papers or the Suiren all add something a V60 owner probably doesn't have yet.