The V60 brewing method was developed by the Japanese company Hario, a manufacturer of heat- resistant glassware, kitchenware, and coffee equipment. The name “V60” comes from the 60-degree angle of the cone-shaped dripper, which is a key feature of this brewing method. The concept of pour-over coffee, which is the foundation of the V60 method, has been around for a long time. Pour-over brewing involves manually pouring hot water over coffee grounds, allowing the water to extract the flavors as it drips through a filter into a vessel below. This method is known for its ability to highlight the unique characteristics of different coffee beans and produce a clean, nuanced cup of coffee.