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Hario Nouveau Review - Overview
Introduction | Overview | Initial Comments | Detailed Review, Pt.1 | Detailed Review, Pt.2 | Conclusion
Hario Nouveau
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Superior product.
Raffi Chaglassian, Jan 15, 2002
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A great vacpot.

Hario's most "evolved" design, built in with some new features including redesigned upper and lower chambers, a pioneer paper filter set, a handle on the lower bowl for serving, and a wickless spirit lamp.  

The upper cylinder widens...
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Functional art that impresses your friends and makes excellent coffee!
George Swanson, May 30, 2002
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I bought this based upon reviews on this website and wasn't disappointed.  You can't really get an inkling of how attractive this coffeemaker is unless you see it in person.  It reminds me of a lab instrument, sort of the ultimate chemistry teachers...
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Our model was purchased from Meloty Fine Tea Company, in Richmond, BC, Canada, for $160 Canadian dollars.

The Hario Nouveau has a lot of excellent features and details. Here's a quick look at them:

  • Excellent design, and a very intelligent mix of form and function.
  • Brews enough for 2 six ounce cups of coffee
  • Excellent performance from alcohol burner
  • First rate materials used throughout
  • Design of the upper chamber encourages natural agitation in the coffee grounds / water mixture.
  • Filter looks high tech, but the use of paper brings it down.
  • Unique quick-locking handle and bottom globe design won big kudos
  • Kickdown is rapid
  • Coffee in the cup is crystal clear and a mellow cup, but is lacking some of the complexities from the coffee oils that are prevented by the paper filter.

This detailed review is broken down into the following sections:

  • Overview of Product
  • Introduction
  • Form and Function
  • Brewing
  • What's in the Cup
  • Cleanup and maintenance
  • 1 Year Followup (new!)
  • Conclusion

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