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45 Best Gifts for Coffee and Espresso Lovers
The best part? We've included a ton of inexpensive ideas under $50.
Whether they're an iced coffee fanatic, espresso aficionado or prefer a standard brew, caffeine is an important part of their daily routine. From birthday gifts to early holiday presents, there are endless ways to impress your favorite coffee lover: must-try flavorful grounds or beans, coffee subscription boxes and coffee gift sets, coffee-inspired snacks, coffee accessories (think mugs, coffee grinders and canisters). No matter how they enjoy their cup of java, we’ve rounded up the best gifts for coffee lovers to make sipping more fun.
Here, you'll find something for every kind of coffee lover. Go for the unexpected with a digital coffee scale, guarantee a laugh with a hilarious gag gift or keep it practical with a brand-new coffee maker, cold brew maker or French press. There's also unique picks for her, like caffeine eye cream (although great skincare knows no gender) and an adorable sweatshirt that's made for lounging.
While we've sprinkled in a few splurge-worthy finds, most of these picks are relatively cheap. There's top-tested coffee beans for $12, a pair of double-insulated coffee glasses for under $20 and a $15 book that makes it possible to perfect coffee recipes. And, you can trust many of these gifts have been rigorously tried and tested by the experts in the Good Housekeeping Institute Kitchen Appliances & Technologies Lab and GH Test Kitchen — some are even winners of our 2022 Kitchen Gear and Coffee Awards.
Inspire them to make tasty coffee at home with this set of organic syrups, which includes madagascar vanilla, salted caramel and coconut almond. And, don't limit it to just morning coffee, these sweeteners are great for cocktails, mocktails and baking.
If you're looking for something that will keep their coffee's temperature consistent for hours, Ember's heated mug makes a nice luxury pick. They can easily set their preferred drinking temperature via an app on their smartphone.
If they're always looking to try out new blends, they'll love sampling this set of four different artisan coffees. Depending on their preference and at-home equipment, you can get them whole beans or freshly ground coffee.
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For the Barista in Training
The Coffee Recipe Book: 50 Coffee and Espresso Drinks to Make at Home
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For the Barista in Training
The Coffee Recipe Book: 50 Coffee and Espresso Drinks to Make at Home
Coffee at home doesn't have to be boring. Inspire their creativity with this coffee recipe book, which covers everything from cappuccinos and lattes to espresso martinis. Plus, your aspiring barista can learn about the proper techniques and tools.
This fresh soy candle, which features a wood wick for a clean burn, can transform any space into a cozy coffee shop. It's made to enjoy 45 hours of burn time. One Amazon reviewer raved about it: "The smell is great and lasts a long time!"
Instantly upgrade their coffee game! A must-have gadget for coffee lovers, this affordable milk frother impressed our Lab testers by making creamy lattes, cappuccinos and macchiatos in just seconds.
Handmade and hand-painted, these ceramic espresso cups are incredibly beautiful. With 28 unique designs available, the artsy designs make the perfect housewarming gift. Buy a single cup or customize a set of 2, 4 or 6.
These double walled glasses offer coffee measurements on the sides, so you can quickly make cappuccinos and lattes at home. Our lab testers enjoyed drinking from these glasses and found thatthe measurements are easy to read.
With this unique coffee subscription, they'll receive coffee from a new country every month — plus a post card with each country's history and coffee growing methods. Choose their favorite roast and from whole bean, ground and Keurig® compatible pods.
Good coffee canisters are essential for keeping beans fresh before grinding and brewing. These airtight canisters from Fellow come in three colors: clear, matte black and matte white.
These coffee roasters offer direct trade, single-origin beans from Honduras and Ethiopia, as well as a variety of blends. Bonus: The company commits 5% of its profits to supporting at-risk youth in communities across the U.S.
These trendy 16-oz drinking glasses with bamboo lids elevate any coffee drinking experience. The set of four includes different designs, including flowers, smile faces, rainbows and letters that spell "coffee coffee coffee."
Even the most coffee-obsessed people may not know that the coffee tree is actually a popular, low-maintenance houseplant. All they have to do is keep it in bright, indirect sunlight and water it every one to two weeks. It's that easy!
They need a place to store spent espresso grinds, and this one from Breville is stylish, durable and easy to use. The inner vessel removes and can be washed in the dishwasher.
For your travel-loving coffee drinker, consider this interactive National Park mug. Whoever receives this adorable gift can color in a tree for every park they've visited, then dry and bake their custom ceramic mug in the oven.
This sleek cold brew makers is a best-seller on Amazon and earned a spot as the best value cold brew maker according to our expert testing. It's easy to use, available in two different sizes and all parts are dishwasher safe.
With a stylish glass design and reusable stainless steel mesh filter, Bodum's pour-over coffee maker is one of the GH Institute's favorite pour-over coffee makers. Not only is it visually appealing, the coffee maker brews 6 cups of coffee, has a built-in carafe and is dishwasher friendly.
Our GH Institute Lab experts say this is the best French press for beginners because it's easy to use and a breeze to clean. Tasters found that the coffee brewed in the OXO French press was full-bodied, flavorful and smooth.
Alyssa Gautieri (she/her) is the associate lifestyle editor for Good Housekeeping, where she covers all things home and interior design. Prior to joining GH in 2022, she wrote for publications including ELLE Decor, Chairish, BobVila.com, Unique Homes Magazine and LODGING Magazine, in addition to crafting product copy for home brands like BrylaneHome and VIGO Industries.
Cassidy Olsen is a freelance food, culture, and film writer bouncing between Dublin and New Jersey. She previously served as the kitchen and cooking editor at Reviewed. You can email her or follow her on Twitter.