Let's face it, most people are coffee enthusiasts these days, but if your loved one takes their coffee passion to the next level, a coffee-inspired gift is the perfect choice. We've rounded up four of our favourite brewing gadgets that will be sure to put a smile on anyone's face – after their morning coffee, of course.
1. La Pavoni Mini Cellini
If you know someone who really wants to take the home barista hobby to the next level, La Pavoni’s semi-pro espresso machine is just the ticket. Super-compact and equipped with a powerful Inox boiler, it offers up the precision required to extract perfect espresso while stylishly looking the part.
£1,199/$1,799, lapavoni.com
2. Ninja Luxe Café
Ninja’s fingers are in a whole host of pies, but this is the company’s first coffee machine – and in true Ninja style, it’s absolutely ludicrous. Whether you’re looking for espresso, Americano, cold brew, bean-to-cup fresh ground filter coffee, or just some nice frothy milk, it can pull it off. Something of a revelation, at a great price.£550/$499, ninjakitchen.co.uk
3. Jura Automatic Milk Frother
One button does it all, whether you’re looking for cold, warm, or hot milk foam. A fully affordable way to offer someone the gift of a difference maker: froth that transforms coffee from dull to fancy. Arty lattes, iced flat whites, or some new airy invention – all possible, without the mess of a stick blender.
£105/$99, jura.com
4. Fellow Opus
Half conical burr grinder, half glorious kitchen counter art installation, the Opus instantly classes up one’s coffee making process. Whether your giftee is a fan of cold brew, deep espresso, or anything in between, this can turn beans to perfect grounds using 6-blade 40mm burrs backed by 6 Newton metres of torque and spinning at 350 RPM.
£175/$195, fellowproducts.com
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