The seasonal coffee drinks have been released and the decorations are up. We’re getting close to Christmas.
But if you’re struggling with what to get the coffee-lover in your life, or what to ask for yourself, don’t worry! Take a look at this list of coffee-related gifts that you’d be lucky to receive. And if you’re looking to splash out on something a little more luxurious, check back later this week for our high-end suggestions.
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Wrap a bag of coffee or a whole new brewing system this Christmas. Credit: Thought Catalog
Home Brewing Devices
What better gift than years of delicious coffee? These brewing devices are affordable and practical. Perfect as a replacement for or addition to an existing brewing system.
Toddy Cold Brew System
From US $39.50, £39.90, €45
A simple and effective way to make delicious cold brew. Why complicate things?
Toddy Cold Brew Maker. Credit: Toddy
Frank One
US $75, £59, €66
We often see new takes on established products, but how often do you see a totally new brewing system? Frank One is an innovative vacuum extraction method that is currently being crowdfunded. The ingenious design also leaves you without the bitter aftertaste of a messy clean-up.
A Frank One brewing device. Credit: Frank One
Stagg Pour-Over Dripper
US $59, £46, €52
This is a reinvention of the drip method for those who enjoy a pour over. The sleek design combines the ease of immersion brewing with the great taste of a pour-over. Features include a steep slope to allow maximum coffee-to-water contact and better extraction.
The Stagg Pour-Over Dripper. Credit: Fellow
Brewing Tools
With these add-ons you can take coffee to the next level. Perfect for the person who already has (almost) everything.
2POUR
US $22.99, £16.99, €19
This stylish accessory allows you to use an AeroPress as a two-cup brewing device. A great option for coffee-loving couples, but maybe not the best choice for your unhappily single friend.
Brewing Coffee on Aeropress. Credit: Julio Guevara
Third Wave Water
From US $15, £11.75, €13
These capsules of minerals claim to create richer flavours for your coffee. Add one to filtered water before using it to brew. A great stocking-filler for the third wave coffee-lover in your life.
Third Wave Water mineral supplement. Credit: Third Wave Water
PUCKPUCK
US $35, £30, €34
This is another ingenious AeroPress hack. PUCKPUCK sits on top of the AeroPress and allows you to create slow-drip coffee without investing in a full set-up.
The PUCKPUCK device. Credit: PUCKPUCK
Soma 10 Cup Water Filter Pitcher
US $39 (only available in the US)
Filtered water is an important ingredient in every cup of coffee. This stylish pitcher is made of BPA-free plastic and bamboo. There are several options for subscription replacement filter delivery.
Caffi Filters
From US $5.50, £5.99, €4.85
Use these compostable paper filters to elevate your French press game. They keep the sediment out of your cup and make cleaning up easier.
French Press. Credit: Fernando Pocasangre
Grinders
Good coffee starts with consistently ground coffee. These grinders will help you achieve even extraction without breaking the bank. For more serious investments, take a look at our luxury gift guide later this week.
Hario Skerton
US $39.50, £40, €34.99
This hand grinder uses ceramic burrs to avoid heat transfer and improve consistency. Perfect for someone starting to experiment with brewing methods.
Porlex Mini
US $80, £42, €53
This hand grinder is a great option for someone looking to improve their home brewing without investing in an electric device. It’s inexpensive, sturdy, easy to clean, and aesthetically pleasing.
The Porlex Mini grinder. Credit: Porlex
Cups & Other Accessories
There is no shortage of coffee mugs and glasses out there, but these choices are stylish, functional, and some support great causes.
A mug from The Created. Credit: The Created
The Created Art + Mugs
US $18 (only available in US and Canada)
These inspirational mugs don’t just look great. A percentage of profits is donated to a charity that supplies clean and safe drinking water to people in developing countries.
Bitty and Beaus Can Glass
US$8 (only available in US)
Perfect for a cold brew. Bitty and Beaus is a small chain of coffee shops that employs people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Buying their products supports the non-profit initiative in creating new jobs.
Glass and black Atmos vacuum canisters. Credit: Fellow
Atmos Vacuum Canister
From US $25, £20, €19
These containers have an integrated vacuum pump to remove air and keep your coffee fresh. Choose from glass or chic matte black canisters that keep sunlight out too.
A coffee plant in a coffee cup. Credit: Firebox
Firebox Coffee to Grow
US $12.99, £9.99, €11.99
A biodegradable coffee cup comes with organic fertiliser and an Arabica bean to grow. The ideal houseplant for a coffee-lover.
The Filter Coffee, Not People pullover. Credit: Department of Brewology
Department of Brewology Prints & Clothing
From US $10, £8, €9
Wear your love of coffee on your sleeve. Or frame it. These quirky slogan prints, t-shirts, and accessories are “devoted to the art and science of specialty coffee.” The company often has charitable initiatives.
Roasted Coffee
Coffee makes a great gift. But which one? These picks have something unique to offer.
Roasted Coffee Beans. Credit: Julio Guevara
Bean Voyage
From US $17, £9.39, €10.54
Bean Voyage provides training and market access to smallholder female coffee producers. The Voyage Box subscription sends you a different bag of coffee every 15 or 30 days and tells you about the women you’re supporting.
Specialty coffee in a single-serving bag. Credit: Steeped
Steeped
From US $14, £10.95, €12.49
For when you want a decent coffee but aren’t near a coffee shop. These compostable bags are filled with specialty coffee to be brewed in a single serving. Opt for a subscription service or a one-off box.
Three Avocados
From US $12.49, £9.79, €11
This Christian non-profit organization uses 100% of its net profits to provide clean drinking water in Uganda. Its Arabica comes from Uganda and Nicaragua and subscriptions are available.
Specialty instant coffee. Credit: Swift Cup Coffee
Swift Cup Coffee
From US $7, £5.49, €6.15
Specialty instant coffee? It can be a convenient option for frequent travellers or when you’re camping. Choose from one of the holiday box sets or add a three-cup variety pack to their stocking.
VEGA
From US $18, £14, €16
Buy from farmers more directly than ever before. Coffee is roasted and packaged by the same farmers who grew. Choose from single bags of roasted coffee, gift certificates, and subscription boxes.
Packaged coffee or subscription boxes make for great gifts.
Whether you opt for a charitable coffee subscription box or quirky slogan t-shirt, there is a gift for every specialty coffee-lover in your life. Remember to order soon to make sure it arrives before Christmas.
And if you aren’t that organized, remember that your local coffee shop and roasters have great options too.
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Written by Camilo Marulanda.
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