Gifts for tea lovers under $100

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 daily December treat for a tea-drinking partner, and something to share in the evenings.

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

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

A cheap, cheerful add-on to a card.

Suits a proper-pot tea drinker who likes a kitchen with a bit of character.

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

Works as a two-person gift for a couple who like a quiet pot of tea together.

Gives a black-tea drinker a nicer way to keep their daily tea on the counter.

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.

For the matcha lover who wants to taste the difference between growing regions.

A thoughtful pick for a traveller or someone who has moved away from a city they love.

Suits a grandparent or mum who enjoys an unhurried afternoon cuppa.

Pairs well with a whisk set for a partner getting into matcha.

Suits a partner who orders matcha lattes out and would enjoy making them at home.

Lets a tea drinker try several oolongs without committing to a full bag of any one.

A personal touch for a partner without a big spend.

A small, well-designed gift for a coworker or teacher.

Suits a host who likes table settings with character.

A small gift for someone who always over-steeps their tea.

A small, inexpensive tea treat that fits in a stocking or a card.

A cosy winter treat for a chai-latte fan.