Hario V60 White Paper Filters Size 01 - 100 Count | Oxygen-Bleached Pour Over Filters

Product Overview

Hario V60 White Paper Filters Size 01 are the essential companion to your V60 01 dripper, engineered specifically to work with Hario's iconic 60-degree cone design in the compact, single-serve size. These premium oxygen-bleached filters deliver exceptionally clean cups with zero paper taste, allowing your coffee's natural flavors to shine through without interference.

Designed exclusively for the V60 Size 01 dripper (the compact size for 1-2 cups), these filters feature the signature tab design that makes them easy to fold and position perfectly in your smaller dripper. Each box contains 100 filters—enough for over three months of daily solo brewing—giving you consistent, professional-quality results every single time.

Unlike generic cone filters that can collapse or create uneven extraction, Hario's precision-engineered filters maintain their shape throughout brewing, working in harmony with the V60's spiral ribs to promote optimal water flow and even saturation. If you're serious about single-serve pour over coffee, genuine Hario 01 filters aren't optional—they're essential.

Key Features

Oxygen-Bleached for Zero Paper Taste

Unlike cheaper chlorine-bleached or unbleached filters, Hario's oxygen-bleaching process (ECF - Elemental Chlorine Free) removes all paper taste and odor without harsh chemicals. The result? Completely neutral filtration that lets your coffee's origin characteristics, sweetness, and complexity come through unobstructed.

Engineered for V60 01 Size

These filters are precision-cut to fit the V60 Size 01 dripper perfectly—the compact size for solo brewing. The exact cone angle and dimensions ensure:

• Perfect fit with no gaps or bunching
• Optimal contact with spiral ribs for air circulation
• Consistent flow rate for repeatable results
• Easy folding along the pre-creased seam

Premium Japanese Paper Quality

Manufactured in Japan using high-quality paper pulp, these filters strike the ideal balance between:

• Strength: Won't tear or collapse during brewing, even with aggressive pours
• Porosity: Allows proper flow rate while filtering out all sediment and oils
• Thickness: Substantial enough to filter effectively without slowing extraction

Signature Tab Design

The distinctive tab on Hario filters serves multiple purposes:

• Easy grip for removing and discarding after brewing
• Helps identify the seam for proper folding
• Prevents filter from slipping during setup
• Professional appearance that matches your premium dripper

100-Count Box for Value

Each box contains 100 filters—exceptional value for solo brewers:

• 3+ months supply for daily brewing
• Consistent quality across every filter
• Protective box keeps filters clean and dry
• Less frequent reordering
• Compact box perfect for small spaces

Compatible with All V60 01 Drippers

Works perfectly with V60 01 drippers in all materials:

• Ceramic (all colors)
• Glass
• Plastic
• Copper
• Metal/Stainless Steel

Specifications

• Model: VCF-01-100W
• Size: 01 (Small - for V60 01 drippers)
• Count: 100 filters per box
• Color: White (oxygen-bleached)
• Bleaching Method: Oxygen-bleached (ECF - Elemental Chlorine Free)
• Material: Premium paper pulp
• Shape: Conical with tab (smaller than 02)
• Compatibility: Hario V60 Size 01 drippers only
• Brew Capacity per Filter: 1-2 cups (12-24g coffee)
• Single-Use: Disposable after each brew
• Packaging: Protective cardboard box
• Made in: Japan
• Environmental: Biodegradable and compostable

What's Included

• 1 box of 100 Hario V60 Size 01 White Paper Filters

Note: V60 dripper sold separately. These filters require a Hario V60 Size 01 dripper specifically.

Why Hario 01 Filters Matter: The Science of Filtration

Not All Cone Filters Are Created Equal

You might be tempted to use generic small cone filters or cheaper alternatives in your V60 01. Here's why that's a mistake:

Wrong Angle = Poor Extraction

• Generic filters: 30-45° cone angle
• Hario V60 filters: Precisely 60° cone angle
• Mismatch causes bunching, gaps, and uneven water flow

Wrong Size = Brewing Disaster

• Size 02 filters are too large for the 01 dripper
• Generic small filters don't match the 01's precise dimensions
• Poor fit leads to channeling and inconsistent extraction

Improper Fit = Channeling

• Generic filters collapse against V60 walls
• Blocks the essential air pockets created by spiral ribs
• Water channels through weak spots instead of saturating evenly

Inconsistent Paper Quality

• Thickness variations affect flow rate unpredictably
• Some too porous (weak coffee), others too dense (bitter over-extraction)
• Quality control issues create batch-to-batch inconsistency

Hario Size 01 filters are engineered specifically for the compact V60's unique geometry. Using them isn't being picky—it's using your equipment as designed.

White vs. Natural (Unbleached) Filters: Which Should You Choose?

Hario offers both oxygen-bleached white and natural unbleached V60 filters. Here's how to decide:

White (Oxygen-Bleached) Filters - This Product

Best For:

• Brewing light to medium roasts where delicate flavors matter
• Showcasing single-origin coffees with nuanced characteristics
• Anyone who wants absolute flavor neutrality
• Minimal rinsing preference (though still recommended)
• Solo brewers who want the cleanest possible cup

Characteristics:

• Zero paper taste after quick rinse
• Completely neutral—won't add any flavor
• Slightly smoother texture
• Bright white appearance

Natural (Unbleached) Filters

Best For:

• Environmentally-conscious brewers preferring minimal processing
• Dark roasts where subtle paper notes won't interfere
• Those who don't mind thorough pre-rinsing

Characteristics:

• Tan/brown natural color
• Requires more thorough rinsing to remove paper taste
• Minimal processing (no bleaching)
• Slight paper flavor if under-rinsed

Bottom Line: For most solo brewers, white oxygen-bleached filters offer the cleanest, most forgiving brewing experience. The oxygen-bleaching process is environmentally friendly (no chlorine) and eliminates the paper taste issue entirely.

How to Use Hario V60 Size 01 Paper Filters

Proper Filter Preparation

Step 1: Fold the Seam Locate the filter's seam (where the tab is). Fold along this seam to create the cone shape. The 01 filter is smaller and more delicate than the 02—handle gently.

Step 2: Position in Dripper Place the folded filter in your V60 01 dripper. Press gently to seat the filter against the walls.

Step 3: Rinse Thoroughly Pour hot water through the entire filter in a circular motion. For the smaller 01 size, you'll need less water than the 02. This accomplishes:

• Removes any residual paper taste
• Preheats your ceramic/glass dripper
• Pre-warms your mug
• "Seals" the filter against the dripper walls

Step 4: Discard Rinse Water Empty all rinse water from your mug before adding coffee grounds.

How Much Water for Rinsing Size 01?

Minimum: 75-100ml (enough to wet entire smaller filter) Recommended: 150-200ml (thorough rinse + proper preheating)

The 01 filter requires less rinse water than the 02 due to its smaller size. For white filters, even a quick rinse is sufficient.

How to Use Hario V60 Size 01 Paper Filters

Proper Filter Preparation

Step 1: Fold the Seam Locate the filter's seam (where the tab is). Fold along this seam to create the cone shape. The 01 filter is smaller and more delicate than the 02—handle gently.

Step 2: Position in Dripper Place the folded filter in your V60 01 dripper. Press gently to seat the filter against the walls.

Step 3: Rinse Thoroughly Pour hot water through the entire filter in a circular motion. For the smaller 01 size, you'll need less water than the 02. This accomplishes:

• Removes any residual paper taste
• Preheats your ceramic/glass dripper
• Pre-warms your mug
• "Seals" the filter against the dripper walls

Step 4: Discard Rinse Water Empty all rinse water from your mug before adding coffee grounds.

How Much Water for Rinsing Size 01?

Minimum: 75-100ml (enough to wet entire smaller filter) Recommended: 150-200ml (thorough rinse + proper preheating)

The 01 filter requires less rinse water than the 02 due to its smaller size. For white filters, even a quick rinse is sufficient.