44 Best Gifts for Coffee Lovers

They’ll appreciate a bag of freshly roasted beans sent to their doorstep to make frothy lattes, smooth drip coffee, or the perfect French press brew. Trade (another SELF Fave) works with local roasters across the United States to provide new and interesting flavors each month. You can choose from a three-, six-, or 12-bag gift subscription.

To save them time (and money) in the morning, give them this easy-as-pie cold-brew coffee maker that isn’t a pain to clean. All they have to do is fill the infuser with coarsely ground coffee, add cold water, seal and shake the container, and store in the fridge for 12 to 24 hours before removing the filter.

Sure, a double-wall tumbler can keep a cup of coffee piping hot for hours—but let’s face it, they just don’t have that cozy factor. This SELF Fave is a temperature-controlled coffee mug that looks and feels like a normal coffee mug. Perfect for your coffee-loving bestie’s extra slow mornings on the couch, or for keeping any busy dad’s go-juice scalding, no matter how much time has passed.

For that family member who spent their last paycheck on an espresso machine, this beautiful, custom-engraved espresso tamper will make the perfect holiday gift. Handmade, with a wood handle and stainless steel base, the solid tamper will be a treasured part of their morning coffee routine.

Get the coffee aficionado in your life to bid farewell to disposable paper filters with this Italian-made reusable stainless steel pour-over. The fine mesh sieve can hold back even the finest of grounds, for a perfect cup of coffee every time.

From Mexico to Italy to India, Lani Kingston details coffee culture from around the world, sharing recipes, photos, and notes on the strange brew’s deep and far-reaching history. This is more than a beautiful coffee-table book, and will surely unearth some exciting new recipes for your coffee lover.

For the coffee drinker who only drinks it ice-cold, this SELF Favorite iced coffee maker chills up to 12 ounces of hot coffee (or warm wine or water) in less than one minute.

Here’s a one-minute coffee and espresso maker from AeroPress that’s wonderfully travel-friendly.

No need for an industrial wood-burning roaster to get your friend to elevate their coffee-brewing game. This palm-sized gadget can roast whole beans on the stove, taking homemade coffee to a whole new level.

For your friend who is always experimenting with their morning joe, this hand milk frother will be a godsend. With a quick whisk, they can whip up instant coffee treats like a Korean dalgona or a Greek frappé, or give their dirty chai a little kick of foam. A frother is a cheaper alternative to buying an espresso machine with a steamer and this one comes with a cute little counter stand so they never forget it or knock it over.

With all the Nespresso and K-cup pods being trashed on the daily, help your Keurig-loving pal make the switch with this gift for the environmentally-conscious coffee drinker. The reusable K-cup filter means they can even brew any of their favorite brands in a Keurig coffee machine. (K-cup inventor John Sylvan himself would surely approve!)

Thanks to this dispenser, they’ll never dig through a bag of coffee grounds again. It releases one tablespoon of grounds with the push of a button, and it keeps their precious java fresh.

For your partner who’s always buying fancy beans, these airtight coffee canisters by Airscape will keep ground coffee fresh for weeks—a mighty feat for a small and stylish jar.

For the coffee lover in your life who has all the paraphernalia they will ever need, this coffee plant is sure to brighten even the most cluttered countertop. While this low-maintenance houseplant may not produce any berries, it’s definitely a conversation starter.

When looking for gifts for coffee lovers, don’t pass up tasteful coffee-inspired items, like this yummy candle from D.S. & Durga that brings the aroma of their favorite café into their home. With notes of Javanese coffee, almond, tobacco, and leather, it’s the next best thing to a hot cup of joe.

This adorable butter warmer will have your caffeinated loved one feeling like a barista from the 1800s. As multi-functional as it is cute, the teeny stovetop saucepan can quickly heat up milk, serve as a rustic creamer, and can even be used for making finely-ground Turkish or Greek coffee.

Make sure they’re never low on a cup of joe with this SELF Fave coffee bean subscription. Each month, Atlas will send your coffee lover a bag of freshly roasted single-origin beans along with brew tips and flavor notes.

Make your java-jiving friend’s kitchen feel like a coffee shop with this cult-classic temperature-controlled electric kettle. The precision gooseneck spout, counterbalanced handle, timer and hot-water hold function make the Stagg’s pouring experience unlike any other—smooth and steady, perfect for extracting a damn good coffee.

This holy grail of hand grinders is a perfect gift for the analog coffee snob. A stainless steel burr grinder like the Porlex Mini—one of the best coffee grinders in its price point—crushes down whole beans more uniformly than a blade grinder, which any aficionado knows is important for a good brew.

Got a friend who will only drink iced coffee? Gift them a Hamilton Beach drink mixer and get them turned on to the creamy, dreamy Greek god of cold coffee: the freddo espresso. Also known as a shakerato in Italy, this espresso drink is shaken until deliciously frothy, no milk foam necessary.

For the cute coffee-loving couple, a matching pair of coffee cups will be a swell addition to their mug collection. The porcelain set is inspired by Japanese tea ceremonies and reimagined using Danish design techniques.

Coffee and chocolate: Name a more iconic duo. This tasting box comes with four coffee samplers (you can choose whole bean or fresh ground) and four chocolate bars with flavors like mango plantain and orange blossom espresso.

For that co-worker who needs to suck down every last drop of their morning iced coffee, these reusable silicone straws are a thoughtful alternative to plastic. The colorful, angled straws fit most cups and tumblers, whether from home or the coffee shop, and the included pipe cleaner makes them easy to clean.

If they’re into espresso drinks but haven’t tried making their own, surprise them with this espresso machine from De’Longhi, which is small enough for cramped apartment kitchens but still has all the necessary features. It can accommodate single and double shots, as well as espresso pods, and it has two separate thermostats that allow for perfectly temped espresso and cappuccino.

Besides being simply delightful-looking, this Scandinavian-style porcelain coffee pot designed by George Sowden is easy to use and clean. All they need to do is pour ground coffee into the metallic filter, add boiling water, and let the coffee brew for four to eight minutes.

This gadget will stop them from spilling coffee while they carry their cup. They just place their mug on the coaster and carry it by the handle—physics handles the rest.

For the exacting, perfectionist coffee people in your life, this electric grinder from Fellow creates precise grounds based on their preferred brewing method (pour-over, espresso, French press, etc.). It has 64-mm professional-grade flat burrs for café-quality grinds at home, plus 11 grind settings.

Bean Box’s World Coffee Tour makes for the perfect gift set for coffee explorers—and a readymade advent calendar of sorts. The Bean Box has 16 coffees curated from around the world, and each bag makes about two 8 oz. cups of coffee, with tasting notes and brewing tips. With Advent starting November 27, that’s enough new coffee joy to get your coffee lover through Christmas, and into the new year!

Take your coffee snob’s snobbery to the highest level by getting them their very own coffee scale. PSL peasants, beware. This Coffee Gator scale can weigh ounces, grams, and volume, and has a built-in timer, perfect for any type of brewing method, from espresso to pour-over to French press.

For the dedicated at-home barista, here are edible flower sprinkles that will take their lattes to the next level and impress all of their friends (and Instagram followers).

Dedicated espresso lovers will appreciate this travel-friendly espresso machine for a smooth brew anywhere. The best part? It’s entirely manual, so there’s no need to deal with batteries or electricity.

If a scale, hand grinder, and slow-pouring kettle weren’t enough to posh up (and vastly lengthen) your coffee lover’s morning routine, this ground coffee sieve is sure to do the trick. It removes microfines and coffee particles less than 200 microns, leaving them with a uniform batch of grounds perfect for brewing the tastiest cup.

Nguyen Coffee Supply partners with a fourth-generation farmer in Vietnam to create special blends of arabica and robusta beans that are then roasted in Brooklyn. The company’s Vietnamese coffee set includes everything your coffee aficionado needs to prepare the coffee, including a stainless-steel Phin filter and a bag of beans of their choosing.

Hydro Flask’s 20-oz. travel cup is leak-free and double-wall vacuum-insulated to keep coffee hot for hours. You can nicely customize a mug for your giftee using the brand’s Design Your Own element, choosing the colors for each of the components and even adding text.

Editor's note: The design-your-own element is only available on Hydro Flask's site. 

Here’s a more budget-friendly burr coffee grinder that doesn’t sacrifice quality. It has a touch-screen interface, 18 grind settings, a 32-cup capacity, and more.

Got a latte-loving friend bemoaning the loads of money she is dropping at cafés? The Bodum electric milk frother will have them whipping up foamy cappuccinos on the reg, no scary espresso machine attachment necessary.

For the people who love pour-over coffee, investing in a high-quality dripper will enhance their experience. This minimal one from Japanese porcelain brand Hasami has an understated aesthetic and a durable design, and it seamlessly stacks on top of Hasami teapots and mugs.

Even coffee connoisseurs will glean something new from this easy-to-follow manual. It focuses exclusively on coffee (rather than espresso) and dives into multiple pour-over, immersion, and cold-brew techniques using a handful of different devices.

If their go-to coffee shop order is a pricey oat latte, these convenient oat latte cans from hipster-beloved oat milk brand Minor Figures might be their new morning savior. (And if they love them enough, there’s a subscription option too.)

Lady Falcon Coffee Club, helmed by one of only a few female coffee roasters in the world, offers a three-pack of its fan-favorite coffee blends: Epic (notes of blueberry, maple syrup, and Mexican hot chocolate), Stoked (notes of milk chocolate, hazelnut, and nougat), and Atta Girl (notes of cacao nib, donut peach, and honeysuckle). The bags are available in whole bean, coarse (French press), medium (drip/pour-over), and fine (espresso).

With these lavender latte pour-over sets from  women-owned Vietnamese coffee brand Copper Cow, they can add a floral twist to their standard latte.

Any true coffee lover will appreciate a gift subscription to Standart, a magazine devoted to the art of coffee. With gorgeous photography and interesting content, it’ll make any coffee table truly a coffee table.