Drinks

Branded coffee, tea and hot chocolate

A drink is the one promotional gift that gets used deliberately rather than eaten absent-mindedly. Someone brews it, waits for it and sits down with it — and your packaging is in their hand for the whole of that. This is a small, focused range: 13 products between €0.96 and €27.03.

What is in the range

Tea is the larger half — six products, from a single carnet with two bags to boxed sets of 12 and 20. The carnet is the mailing format: flat enough for an envelope, personal enough to be kept. The boxed sets are a desk gift.

Ground coffee comes in 25 g, 50 g and 100 g printed packs. The 25 g pack is a sampler for fairs; the 100 g is a real gift that someone will actually brew at home.

Hot chocolate is the seasonal item — a single-serve cup for winter campaigns and Christmas mailings.

Why the minimum is low here

Minimums in this range start at 100 pcs, lower than most of the catalogue, because the branding is on the sleeve or the box rather than on the product. That makes drinks a practical choice for a short list — a client group, a conference delegation, a team — where a 1000-piece minimum would be absurd.

Choosing between coffee and tea

Coffee is the stronger signal but the narrower audience: a coffee drinker will notice the origin and the roast, a tea drinker will put the pack aside. Tea travels better across an unknown recipient list, and the carnet format costs less per person. If the list is mixed and the budget allows, the tea and coffee sets in gift sets solve it by including both.

Related ranges

Cookies as the natural companion, chocolates for the higher-value version of the same gesture, and gift sets for combined boxes.