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Korean Tea Gift Set for Christmas: Gift Ideas by Budget and Delivery Times

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Korean tea gift set for Christmas: gift ideas by budget and delivery times

From €22 to the Hadong Grand Cru Ujeon: how to choose the ideal Korean tea gift set by budget, recipient and delivery date.

By Maison Boseong · Seoul, South Korea · November 2026 · 7 min read

Giving Korean tea at Christmas means choosing a gift unlike any other: a beautiful object, a new flavour, a trip to Seoul or to Jeju Island without leaving the holiday table. But between gift sets of tea bags, loose-leaf teas and prestige editions, it is not always clear where to start.

This guide sorts our gift sets by budget and by recipient, and tells you how late you can order so that the parcel, shipped from Seoul, arrives before the holidays.

1. Why give Korean tea

In Korea, tea is among the gifts exchanged between neighbours, colleagues and family members, especially during major holidays such as Chuseok. A gift set combines three rare qualities: careful packaging, a variety of flavours and a product you share around a table.

It is also a gift with a story to tell. Each set comes from a specific region, house or tradition, from Boseong to Hadong by way of Jeju. To explore the meaning of the gesture, read our article on the art of giving a Korean Grand Cru.

Did you know?

In Korea, a gift is often presented wrapped in a bojagi, a traditional wrapping cloth that is reused afterwards. We talk about it in our article on bojagi and wild teas.

2. Which gift set for your budget

€22 to €30: discovery gift sets

Ideal as a host gift, a colleague exchange or a first taste of Korean tea.

Cube Special Edition Ssanggyemyeongcha gift set with 9 teas and infusionsFrom €22.90Cube Special Edition Gift Set by Ssanggyemyeongcha9 teas and infusions in triangular tea bags Dawn to Night Trio gift set by DomingoFrom €23.90The Dawn to Night Trio: Domingo Gift SetThree Domingo infusions to pace the day Lovely Kkokdam flower tea gift set, 5 varietiesFrom €26.90Lovely Flower Tea Gift Set: Kkokdam Collection5 varieties of Korean flower teas

In the same range, the Arumdre Cities of Korea gift set (6 varieties, from €29.90) travels from one city to the next. Find every option in our Korean infusions and herbal teas collection.

€40 to €60: premium gift sets

The right balance between polished presentation and a measured price, for family or close friends.

Tea Forest gift set with 12 teas and infusions by SsanggyemyeongchaFrom €43.90Tea Forest Gift Set by Ssanggyemyeongcha12 teas and infusions to discover The Tea Garden Heritage Edition by OsullocFrom €51.90The Tea Garden: Osulloc Heritage EditionThe house of Jeju in an exceptional gift set Gold Jubilee marigold yuzu and rose cornflower gift setFrom €57.90Gold Jubilee Marigold-Yuzu and Rose-Cornflower Gift Set2 tins of flower teas with golden decoration

To discover the house behind this gift set, read our article Osulloc, when Korean refinement becomes a global icon or browse the Osulloc from Jeju collection.

From €110: the big gifts

For an occasion that matters, these gift sets present tea as a collector's object.

Prestige Cube Wood 35 gift set with 7 traditional teasFrom €111.90Prestige Cube Wood 35 Gift Set: The 7 Traditional TeasThe Ssanggye collection in a wooden box Grand Cru Ujeon from Hadong first-flush green tea gift setFrom €143.90Grand Cru Ujeon from Hadong Gift SetThe first-flush green tea of Hadong

Ujeon refers to the very first buds picked before the grain rain: everything is explained in our guide to Korean tea grades. The top of the range is the Osulloc Illohyang Prestige Gift Set (from €230.90). All the Grands Crus are gathered in the Korean Tea Grand Cru collection.

3. Which gift set for the recipient

For someone discovering Korean tea: choose variety. The Tea Forest gift set or the Cube Special Edition gift set let them taste several teas and infusions with no risk of a wrong pick. Our guide to Korean tea can go along with the gift.

For a matcha lover: the Osulloc Electric Matcha Set (from €28.90) is a clever gift. To learn more before choosing, read how to choose your matcha and browse the matcha collection.

For a connoisseur: a Grand Cru Ujeon or a Ssanggye gift set speaks directly to someone who already knows harvest grades.

For a ritual lover: pair a gift set with an accessory from our The Art of Gesture and Ritual collection, after reading our article on the chaban, heart of the ritual.

4. How late to order for Christmas

Our parcels leave Seoul with Korea Post (K-Packet). Allow 7 to 15 business days for delivery. To keep a safety margin before December 24, order from the end of November, and at the latest in early December.

Maison Boseong tip

Include in your message the link to our guide to preparing Korean green tea: the recipient will know how to brew their gift from the very first cup.

5. Frequently asked questions

Which Korean tea gift set should I give as a first gift?

A discovery gift set with several varieties, such as the Tea Forest gift set (12 teas and infusions) or the Cube Special Edition gift set (9 teas and infusions), lets the recipient taste without a wrong pick.

What budget should I plan for a Korean tea gift set?

Count from €22.90 for a discovery gift set, €40 to €60 for a premium gift set, and from €110 for a big gift set such as the Cube Wood 35 or the Hadong Grand Cru Ujeon.

How late can I order to receive my gift set before Christmas?

Delivery from Seoul takes 7 to 15 business days. To keep a safety margin, order from the end of November and at the latest in early December.

Can I give Korean matcha at Christmas?

Yes. The Osulloc Electric Matcha Set, from €28.90, is a simple gift that matcha lovers appreciate.

Find the ideal gift set

All our Korean tea gift sets, shipped from Seoul.

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Sources: Korean tea, Wikipedia

About the author: Nico Lesage is the founder of Maison Boseong. A tea culture enthusiast, he has lived in Seoul since 2011 and selects teas every year directly from Korean producers.
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About the author:Nico Lesage is the founder of Maison Boseong. An expert in Korean teas, he has lived in Seoul since 2011. Every year, he travels to the peninsula’s tea gardens to source exceptional harvests directly from local producers.