You can't go wrong with artsy espresso cups or an Art Deco-inspired coffee tin.
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For coffee enthusiasts like myself, brewing a cup can be nearly therapeutic. No matter what method you use, the anticipation and joy of sipping on your go-to caffeinated beverage are unmatched. If you know a coffee lover and want to surprise them with a gift they’ll appreciate nearly as much as their daily brew, then you’ve come to the right place. We’ve laid out tons of no-fail options below that are both fun and tasteful. Not to mention, many are aficionado-approved. From a French press patent print for decorating their coffee bar to a silver Art Deco-inspired coffee tin, there’s sure to be at least one item that’ll more than satisfy the coffee drinker in your life.
Available in orange or blue, our first pick is a pretty pour-over set that comes with a glass brewer and matching carafe.
One customer who gave it a five-star rating confirmed: "I have worked in the specialty coffee industry for 7+ years, and I love the quality of this product."
Based on the widely-loved Diptyque logo, these iced coffee glasses will easily make any morning routine better.
"I will be exclusively drinking iced coffee from this glass until further notice," wrote Danielle Tullo La Testa—co-founder of Partier and founder of DLT Creative—on Instagram.
Treat a coffee connoisseur to a Cometeer gift box. They'll be one of the first to try the innovative brand, which delivers flash-frozen capsules to customers in order to maintain as much flavor from the beans as possible. It certainly wowed me when it arrived in a box with dry ice!
Make a home coffee experience feel more luxe with Anthropologie's set of stainless steel teaspoons. Perfect for stirring honey or sugar into a cup of joe, the spoons feature sweet bumblebee and wildflower detailing.
A stellar addition to any gallery wall, this French press patent print offers a nod to coffee that's not too over-the-top. It comes in various background colors and sizes. I personally love the chalkboard hue pictured here—which I have in an ornate gold frame in my apartment.
Espresso tastes even better in pretty cups, and the Italian coffee company illy never fails to offer some of the best art-centric selections. The set we chose was designed by British-Palestinian artist Mona Hatoum.
Jot's bottle of concentrated coffee includes 14 cups. Made from organic beans sourced from Central and South America, it can be used to whip up iced coffee, hot lattes, and even desserts like affogato. It tastes delightful and is ideal for anyone who wants to make a quick drink.
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While a coffee plant likely won't produce any berries that can end up in your daily brew, it's low-maintenance and has shiny green leaves that'll liven up any interior.
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Give someone a place to put their favorite cups and saucers on display via a chic mug tree. It's ideal to have on a kitchen counter 24/7 or for use on a buffet-style brunch setup.
If the person on your list loves cold brew and dogs, they'll adore the Grounds & Hounds Coffee Co. kit. It includes one box of cold brew pouches, two 16-ounce glasses with dogs on them, and a reusable metal straw kit.
Plus, 20% of the brand's profits help with rescue initiatives for pups.
Etched with a design found on vintage Art Deco stationery, Soho Home's silver-plated coffee tin will add elegance to any daily coffee regimen.
If your coffee crew member tends to drink slowly and reheat coffee in the microwave (FYI, doing that can make it taste bitter), buy the popular Ember smart mug from Amazon.
It's ideal for those who drink their coffee black or prefer to add a dash of milk and creamer. Editor's note: However, if frothed milk is the vibe...the mug isn't ideal since the heat can cause the foam to get flaky along the edges.
Hand frothers should be a must in every home. Williams Sonoma has one with two speeds: a fast option designed for frothing milk and making milkshakes, and a slower one for emulsifying vinaigrettes. It's a more versatile buy than you think!
A Trade Coffee subscription provides a selection of more than 400 bags from around the world. There's even a quiz that tailors a customer's order.
Pro Shopping Tip: First-time subscribers can unlock a $30 discount and free shipping by signing up for Trade Coffee's online mailing list.
Written by a coffee lover for other coffee lovers, Craft Coffee outlines detailed information on 10 different manual brewing methods. There's also advice about how to select beans, choose equipment, and understand coffee bag lingo.
While the candle doesn't smell like coffee, it comes in a simple, chic mug that can be repurposed once the wick runs out. Additionally, it's microwave and dishwasher safe.
Skip the basic "but first, coffee" motif and gift a trendy sweatshirt featuring a wavy font and cute smiley faces. It's available in four colors: ash, light pink, sand, and white.
Ask any barista, and they'll tell you that using a grinder instantly enhances the coffee you make. Bodum has one that's sleek, stylish, and super easy to use proving it's a must-gift.
Coffee-been-shaped ice cubes?! What coffee lover wouldn't want that and as a pack of three, it's multiple trays for the price of one.
The iconic Anthora cup is a New York staple, but unlike the paper cup, Etsy's reusable mug is more durable allowing caffeine addicts to get plenty of use out of it.
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