The 21 Best Gift Ideas for Coffee Lovers

The coffee subscription of all coffee subscriptions. Whether you're looking for light roast, dark roasts, espresso, origin-specific blends, and more, Trade's coffee plans are affordable (as low as $15.75 a bag) and unique in flavor and design. If you know a coffee lover that likes to try constantly try new blends, then a coffee plan like this one is a no brainer.

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Deemed our "Best Smart Coffee Maker" this Spinn is a deluxe option that can quite literally make any drink. We're talking delicious espresso, cold brew, lattes, and more all from the direct orders from the Spinn app on your phone. And when the grounds container is full, you can use them as compost thanks to an eco-friendly extraction process that leaves the grounds dry and full of nutrients.

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Michael Pollan is a journalist who's written several books on the history and cultural impact of food and drugs. This is Your Mind on Plants explores three different plant drugs we as humans rely on—opium, caffeine, and mescaline—and gives an in-depth look at how and why they're so important in societies. His focus on caffeine is incredibly interesting, with research that will lead you to learning all sorts of facts about coffee—like a theory of how the coffee bean played a part in the American Revolution. Yeah, pretty wild.

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This is just any plastic coffee scoop, this is a beautifully weighted scoop made from stainless steel. If you want a name for it you could call is a designer coffee scoop. Who wouldn't want to be gifted a designer coffee scoop?

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The second-to-last update to this caffeine caddy doubled the battery life— meaning that off its warming coaster, the mug will keep your drink hot to an exact preset temperature for one and a half hours. The last update tricked out the mugs with flashy metallic finishes: silver, gold, and copper.

Made from tin, this personalized sign looks great hanging out in any kitchen or coffee corner. You can put the recipients name, or a funny nickname or family last name. That's the fun part about personalized gifts!

It's the Panzer tank of coffee grinders: expertly built, sturdy, and packs an impressive amount of power. Plus, it's versatile. With 30+ grind settings, from fine to coarse, the Ode can grind for drip or espresso and make it feel like you're getting the full coffee shop treatment.

You could basically chuck this coffee grinder off a mountain and it would still work. Clip it onto your pack, grind away with adjustable steel burr grinders (it takes about a minute), and then brew. It's ready for adventure if you are.

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The collab of the year: Bigfoot and aliens. A great gift for believers and nonbelievers alike.

Maybe drip is more their style? This unique pour-over device makes a rich cup of joe and looks damn good doing it.

This durable-as-all-get out kettle is the ultimate kitchen hack. Not only will you be able to get hot water fast for pour-overs, but you'll also be able to quickly make a cup of tea or oatmeal, or whatever else you need hot water for in a jiffy. For those curious about size, the Balmuda will hold enough water for about three cups of coffee.

Everything you need to make rich, robust Vietnamese-style coffee in a totally easy way. Nguyen Coffee Supply is based in Brooklyn, New York, but partners with a fourth generation coffee bean farmer in Vietnam’s Central Highlands.

Reinforced glass, a cork ring, and a leakproof lid form to make an incredibly simple reusable cup that you'll actually, well, use. Give this to the eco-conscious coffee drinker you know and they'll get it.

Pod-based systems were all the rage five years ago, and while everyone and their great aunt swore by their Keurigs, true coffee lovers knew the deal: All-in-one machines like this setup from Phillips have the performance to last (and last, and last...).

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It's a coffee subscription service with a mission: to spotlight Black coffee makers. And not only does signing up buy you incredible beans but posters, playlists, and exclusive offers.

Those fold-over tabs on coffee bags do a whole lot of nothing. Keep your coffee beans fresh with this Fellow Atmos canister. They'll stay way fresh, way longer than in that torn-open baggie.

It looks like something out of Star Wars, but unlike Attack of the Clones it actually delivers. The portable espresso maker weighs less than a pound, measures 6 inches wide, and provides an impressive 18 bars of pressure so you get café quality crema every time you brew.

Another solid coffee grinder option. The Encore has over 40 grind settings and produces flavorful grounds to your specific liking. It's not as pretty and as quiet as the Ode, but if that doesn't matter you'll save about $100—which is enough to go and get another solid gift, if you choose.

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If someone in your life is the "I'm-measuring-out-my-coffee-grounds-to-the-gram" type of someone, then they've probably had a scale on their list for a while. This battery-powered coffee scale has a built-in digital timer so they can time the perfect coffee bloom with every brew. It also powers off after five minutes to save battery.

You pick the coffee and the chocolates, or let the service do it. Warning: This is probably a gift best given to the already perpetually over-caffeinated.