Gifts for tea lovers under $50

A low-risk December gift for a tea drinker who likes trying new blends.

A playful gift for a couple who have coffee together each morning.

Good for a colleague or teacher who drinks tea at their desk.

A nicely packaged under-$20 gift for a tea drinker.

A small, low-cost add-on for anyone who drinks matcha.

A gentle thank-you for someone who has had a busy year.

Works for someone anywhere in the UK, since they pick the venue near them; an easy gift for a mum, grandparent or friend.

For a tea drinker or host who likes afternoon tea and would try better loose leaf.

A small gift for a coffee-drinking coworker or teacher, with artist-credited design.

A compact stocking stuffer for someone who makes matcha lattes at home.

A cheap, cheerful add-on to a card.

An easy, recognisably British small gift that stays under £25.

A tea sampler with a Canadian theme (maple, Georgian Bay) for a partner who drinks tea daily.

A small, low-cost gift with a Canadian maple twist for someone who drinks black tea or London Fog-style lattes.

A cheap add-on for someone who already makes matcha at home.

A tea lover who likes a festive change from their usual cup.

For a curious tea or coffee drinker who has not tried drinks made from other parts of the coffee plant.

A small one-night gift for a coworker, teacher or friend who drinks coffee or tea, and easy to pair with a treat.

Good for someone curious about matcha who has not got the kit yet.

An easy small add-on for a partner who likes a nice cup for their morning drink.

An easy, low-risk gift for a parent whose default cup is Earl Grey.

A seasonal tea for someone who likes spiced winter flavours; 30 sachets last well past the holidays.

A tree-hangable stocking stuffer for a tea drinker, or a small add-on to a larger gift.

A low-cost everyday cup for someone who takes coffee or tea on the go.