22 useful and fun gifts for coffee lovers they don't already have

This should be a staple in every household. Easy, rich, and oh so crema-y when done right. Also, consider the Bialetti Express Set for two ($44.69).

Check out our full guide to stovetop espresso makers here.

For that special person who loves coffee, but also wishes it were always 5 o'clock right here and now. (There are also Merlot-infused beans for wine lovers.)

You're really going to have to love this person, but if you share a roof with them, the pleasure of this purchase may well be just as much yours.

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Stylish and sophisticated, yet simplistic. This is the kind of understated elegance anyone can appreciate.

Read our guide to the best drip coffee makers here.

If they're forever in search of the perfect roast, here's how they'll find it.

Flavor profile, tasting notes, suggested brewing methods, a little history lesson in origins, and, last but not least, festive packaging make this an all-around pleaser for any time of year.

Cold brew is in. It's also an extremely expensive habit. Help a cold brew devotee on your list save a little money by giving them a gift that keeps on giving.

Have a look at our full guide to cold brew makers here.

If you have a friend or family member that is constantly in search of the best espresso machine for anywhere south of $500, this is the ticket. It's about the price of most espresso pod machines, but the crema it produces is priceless.

Whether they're outdoorsy or they just need an auxiliary kit for when times are hard, someone in your life needs this.

Because all coffee hounds are bookworms, too, right? And, yes, it would be cool if they were real coffee beans, but we all know they wouldn't last.

So they don't even have to step outside the house for their precious morning latte or cappuccino.

Everyone knows a coffee-loving couple in need of these.

That someone who can't even manage to get a pot of coffee made before they're out the door in the morning has no excuse now (provided they're willing to boil a little water).

Are they tired of stale K-Cup- and Nespresso pod-bound coffee, but a little too rushed in the morning to do anything about it? Have them try these.

This timeless-looking contraption is the perfect solution to masquerade as a gift for the person who wakes up hours ahead of the rest of you and wakes the whole household when they crank the electric grinder.

The coffee maker for slow devotees who just can't make up their mind each and every morning.

Someone finally got it together to make compostable espresso pods just in time for the holidays. Not only do these leave less waste, they're also even a little cheaper than Nespresso's own.

If you know someone who's opening their coffee bags and letting them go stale, this is a quick fix that will blow their mind. These canisters are stackable and great for herbs and other sundries as well.

Double-walled 18/10 stainless steel, so they stop burning their hands (or shattering glass) when reaching for the coffee pot in a blind haze of morning caffeine depletion.

If they're going to go through the trouble of making espresso, they may as well drink it right.

As self-proclaimed coffee lovers, they should probably know these breakdowns. But just in case they forget, this cool poster reminds them of the difference between a breve and black eye.