Mizudashi Cold Brew Coffee Maker
Mizudashi Cold Brew Coffee Maker
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Smooth. Steady. Ready when you are.
Cold brew doesn’t need to be complicated.
The Hario Mizudashi Cold Brew Coffee Maker makes it easy to brew a clean, refreshing batch right in your refrigerator — no extra filters, no special equipment, no guesswork.
Just coffee, water, time, and a little patience.
How We Brew It
As a starting point:
- 8–10 grams of coffee
- Medium-coarse grind
- Per 100ml of water
Let it steep in the refrigerator for about 8 hours. Serve over ice.
From there, adjust the ratio based on your coffee, your grinder, and your preference. Some coffees shine brighter at lower ratios. Others deepen beautifully with more concentration.
Cold brew is forgiving — which makes it a great place to experiment.
Why we love the Mizudashi
The built-in mesh filter eliminates the need for paper filters. Grounds stay contained, and cleanup stays simple.
The elegant glass pitcher allows you to brew and store in the same vessel — making it practical for daily use and easy to pour.
Designed for consistency and clarity, it delivers a smooth cup with low acidity and natural sweetness.
Mizudashi Features
- Built-in fine mesh strainer (no paper filters required)
- Brew and store in the refrigerator
- Heatproof, non-porous glass
- Capacity: 1000ml brewed volume (approx. 8 cups)
- Color: Black
- Dimensions: W138 x D94 x H294mm
- Lid, strainer frame, and handle band: Polypropylene
- Strainer: Polyester resin mesh
- Bushing: Silicone rubber
- Glass pot: Heatproof glass
- Made in Japan
Simple construction. Thoughtful design. Built for everyday use.
About Hario
Founded in Tokyo in 1921, Hario began by producing laboratory-grade heatproof glass. Over the decades, they developed eco-conscious glassmaking methods using 100% natural materials and electric melting processes to reduce environmental impact.
Today, their coffee equipment reflects that same commitment to precision, restraint, and longevity.
If you want a cold brew setup that feels intentional — not trendy — this is a reliable place to begin.