The Ultimate Matcha Gift Guide
We pair the perfect gift with every kind of matcha lover, so you can find the best matcha gift.
Buying a matcha gift set shouldn’t feel like revising for an exam. Ceremonial-grade? Bamboo whisk? Tin or pouch? It’s enough to make you quietly add another scented candle to your basket and call it a day.
Here’s the good news: choosing the right matcha gift is actually really simple. The trick is knowing what kind of matcha person you’re buying for. Because matcha isn’t just one product, it’s everything from a full-blown morning ritual to a grab-and-go can for people who are always in a rush.
We break down your options below.
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First, work out what kind of matcha person they are.
No need to become a matcha expert for this. It should take about 30 seconds.
| They're... | Buy them... | Price |
| Already whisking up matcha at home | Grind Matcha Powder Refills (30g or 60g) | £18 |
| Curious and want to learn | Matcha Starter Set or Matcha Tea Set | From £20 |
| Wanting the full setup | Complete Matcha Set | £50 |
| Too busy for whisking | Ready-to-drink Iced Oat Matcha Latte cans | From £20 |
That's it. No deep dive into tea grade (all of our matcha is ceremonial-grade, so you don’t have to worry about quality). No pop quiz on origins, farming, or tea ceremonies. Just pick the person, then pick the gift.
If they already drink matcha and own a matcha tin...
People who love matcha and are already whisking it up at home don’t need another set or matcha storage tin: they need the thing they’ll actually run out of.
That’s why a matcha powder refill pouch makes one of the most thoughtful gifts you can buy. It shows you’ve noticed what they already enjoy instead of buying them a duplicate that’ll live at the back of a cupboard.
Shop a 30g (30 servings) Grind matcha powder refill pouch.
Or, if they're the type who treats matcha as a daily non-negotiable, go for the 60g matcha powder set.
Why a refill makes a better gift than it sounds.
We appreciate that gifting “just the powder” might not sound wildly exciting. But wrap it beautifully, tuck in a handwritten note or pair it with a nice cup, and suddenly you’ve got a thoughtful gift they’ll genuinely use instead of another accessory they didn’t ask for.
As a company that hates waste, we think useful is underrated.
30g or 60g - which should you choose?
A 30g pouch is perfect for someone who enjoys a few matchas a week.
60g is the better choice for the daily matcha drinker.
If they're new to matcha and want to learn the ritual...
Some people don't just want the drink: they want the whole experience. Maybe they’re constantly buying matcha at a café and want to bring that ritual home.
For them, a matcha starter set or matcha making set is the way to go.
Matcha Starter Set vs Matcha Tea Set - what's the difference?
Choose the Grind Matcha Starter Set if they’re starting from scratch. It includes our ceremonial-grade matcha with a mini tin to store it in.
Choose the Grind Matcha Tea Set if they already have matcha powder but need the proper equipment to prepare it perfectly: whisk, bowl, spoon, and whisk holder included.
What makes a good matcha beginner gift?
Beginners don’t need every matcha accessory ever invented.
They simply need great matcha and the right tools. Anything beyond that is a nice bonus, not a necessity.
If you want to give the full matcha experience...
If you’re looking for one beautifully packaged gift that has it all, the Grind Complete Matcha Set is for you.
Inside you’ll find:
• 30g ceremonial-grade matcha powder
• Grind Matcha Tin
• Our matcha-making kit, with a whisk, bowl, spoon, and whisk holder
It’s everything needed to make café-worthy matcha at home.
If they're too busy for whisking...
Not everyone dreams of a calming morning matcha ritual. Some people dream of getting out the door on time.
If that sounds like the person you’re buying for, skip the whisk entirely and go for our ready-to-drink Iced Oat Matcha Latte.
Made with ceremonial-grade matcha and creamy oat milk, this is perfect for anyone who wants all the good green stuff without adding another washing-up job or long prep job to their day.
Grind’s matcha range is designed for both traditional preparation and on-the-go convenience, because not every matcha lover wants the ritual.
Shop Grind Iced Oat Matcha Latte Cans.
Which pack size should you gift?
8 x 250ml cans: a brilliant little add-on or stocking filler.
16 x 250ml cans: the Goldilocks option. Big enough to feel generous, small enough to wrap.
32 x 250ml cans: for someone who’ll happily reach for one every single day.
A small extra touch.
Already sorted the main gift? Throw in our ‘On a matcha run’ embroidered baseball cap for a little extra joy.
Shop the full matcha gift range.
Want to browse the whole range before you decide?
Shop the full Grind matcha range and you’ll find every refill, set, can, and accessory in one place, making it easy to pick the gift that suits them best.
Frequently asked questions.
What's the best matcha gift for a beginner?
Our Matcha Starter Set is ideal if they’re completely new to matcha, while our Complete Matcha Set has everything they need to start making great matcha at home.
Is matcha powder alone a good gift?
Absolutely. If they already own a tin and the tools, a refill is thoughtful, practical and avoids buying duplicates they'll never use.
What's a good matcha gift for someone who doesn't have time to make it?
Grind ready-to-drink Iced Oat Matcha Latte cans are made for exactly this person. No whisking. No washing up. Just chill, crack open, and enjoy.
What's the difference between a matcha starter kit and a matcha tea set?
A starter kit includes ceremonial-grade matcha and a storage tin. A matcha tea set focuses on the preparation tools–including the whisk, bowl and spoon–making it ideal for someone who already has matcha powder but not the best equipment.
How much matcha should I buy as a gift?
As a rule of thumb, 30g suits someone who enjoys matcha every now and then, while 60g is a better choice for daily drinkers.
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