Gift type | Hampers, mother's day gifts |
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Gift includes | Cheese, Wine |
Gift Hamper – Wine & Cheese £59.95
£59.95
The ultimate cheese & wine hamper.
Two great bottles of wine paired with three awesome British cheeses, our Pound Street Pickle and the very best sourdough crispbreads!
Hamper will be wrapped and finished with a bow. If it’s a gift, please leave a gift message in the notes section.
Exact products in picture may be substituted for similar, also excellent products!
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