14 Subscription Boxes to Gift for Father's Day

Choose from ground coffee, whole beans, or single-serve pods depending on your dad’s routine. You’ll get to pick his daily coffee from a selection of over 10 different blends, and he’ll receive it at his door like clockwork each month. Plus, Grounds and Hounds uses 20% of its profits to help dog rescue initiatives. PS: We tried this dark roast blend and absolutely loved it. Talk about a beautiful morning. ($15.50+, Grounds and Hounds Coffee)

Whether he’s into light summer wines, natural options, or classic reds, this subscription box will have him covered with old and new favorites. You can either personally select a six- or 12-bottle variety, or take the brand’s bottle selection quiz to pick the best options for your dad. Select your delivery schedule sit back, and watch ‘em sip. ($89.90+, Firstleaf)

Whether he’s a Japanese snack enthusiast or a complete novice, he’ll love receiving this box filled with treats, candies, pastries, or teas each month. Each send is themed, so some items included could be mochi (sweet dough balls), senbei (traditional rice crackers), or matcha-flavored pastries. It’ll also include a booklet with information about each food, plus it ships directly from Japan for free. ($39.95+, Bokksu)

Is he constantly asking if they have hot sauce at a restaurant? Make sure he has a few bottles of his own at home with this quarterly subscription that delivers three small-batch hot sauces from all over the world to his door. He’s probably never heard of these, but they’re made with the finest ingredients like ancho chili pepper and habanero. With his first shipment, he’ll receive a tasting notebook so he can keep track of his favorites. ($120, Food52)

For three or six months, supply him with cheesy, saucy goodness that serves up to four people. Somehow you’ll always be free for dinner the day his box arrives. He’ll be able to try a wide variety of pizzas like wood-fired, coal-oven, white or red, and even deep-dish. He’ll thank you in between bites. ($89+, Goldbelly)

Do you have a Craft Beer Dad on your hands? You’ll know because he walks around mumbling about microbrews and octanes. This Father’s Day, gift him a subscription that’ll feature two breweries from two different regions of the country each month. He’ll get to try four styles of beer, for a total of 12 bottles per shipment. He’ll also get to learn about the breweries, their backstories, and what food will pair best with each type of drink. ($46.75, Craft Beer Club)

Choose from the starter, deluxe, or premium to treat him to beard-grooming products he never knew he needed. There’s a straight-edge razor for maximum control and the closest shave he’s ever had, or the beard oil that’ll moisturize the hair and minimize itch in between shaves. Plus, the oil smells downright delicious with ingredients like cedar and sweet almond oil. There’s even a wooden beard brush to help get out tangles. ($42+, The Beard Club)

He’ll be supplied with three unique cocktail recipes straight from experienced bartenders and enough ingredients to make four cocktails from each recipe. Yes, that’s right, he can make up to 12 cocktails per box, so he can invite you over or even throw a little soirée for his friends. Each shipment highlights a certain liquor, plus contains syrups, bitters, and garnishes. Cheers to him. ($49.92+, Cratejoy)

Get ready to blow his mind. Each month will be like Christmas morning when he opens this box to find the latest in tech, from drones to gaming devices to wearables. If he’s always the first one to preorder the latest iPhone, this box is for him. He’ll get one main gadget, plus two mini ones to go with it. ($39.95+, Cratejoy)

If he’s ready to take his style to the next level, this box has everything he needs, hand-selected by a team of specialists whose sole job is to figure out which luxury goods his life is missing. He’ll first receive an email prior to shipping that lays out what’s in the next box — items like a handcrafted duffel bag, herb garden, or cocktail mix. Then he’ll have five days to choose colors and swap items if he wants. Bonus: Most of these brands are under the radar, so he’ll be supporting small businesses, too. And we love that for him. ($49+, Bespoke Post)

How nice would it be if he didn’t have to remember to restock his essentials? They’ll show up on his doorstep either monthly or quarterly — you just have to answer a few questions first. He can change the size, frequency, or quantity at any time. Customers say both the socks and underwear are incredibly breathable. ($19+, Stance)

These green babies are hand-selected for beginners because they are the least anxiety-inducing (yes, please). He’ll get everything he needs, from tools to a guidebook with tips to grow a little indoor garden. The box also comes with terracotta planters, and there’s an option to make the plants pet-friendly if he’s already a parent to some furry friends. ($20+, Horti)

These high-quality steaks from Kentucky, Tennessee, and Pennsylvania will satisfy even the most selective of meat-eaters. The “best of” box includes two steaks, two pork chops, dry-aged ground beef, bacon, country sausage, and chorizo sausage. He’ll have breakfast, lunch, and dinner sorted for weeks after. Upgrade to the “weeknight heroes” box, and he’ll get chicken breasts, a beef-taco blend, and hot dogs too. Yum. ($115+, Porter Road)

He’ll never wake up and suddenly realize he’s out of razor heads when he really needs a shave. This box ships free every two months, so by the time he’s thrown out the eight cartridges, new ones will be arriving. Plus, the starter set features a prep scrub, shave butter, and a post-shave dew to help moisturize his skin. His entire routine has never been so thorough and he’s never looked this good. ($9+, Dollar Shave Club)