Here is our full hamper range:
CHRISTMAS TREAT$90.00 including GST
NEWCASTLE HUNTER CHRISTMAS HAMPER$120.00 including GST
CHRISTMAS GOURMET$190.00 including GST
CHRISTMAS SPIRITS HAMPER$215.00 including GST
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION$240.00 including GST
FESTIVE HAMPER$105.00 including GST
AFTERNOON TREAT$140.00 including GST
DELICE HAMPER$80.00 including GST
CELEBRATION HAMPER$250.00 including GST
OZI TRIO HAMPER$55.00 including GST
PIERRES SPARKLING SHIRAZ HAMPER$45.00 including GST
FRENCH INDULGENCE HAMPER$55.00 including GST
EPICURIAN HAMPER$105.00 including GST
THANK YOU HAMPER$60.00 including GST
PANTRY DELIGHT HAMPER$45.00 including GST
Our Hamper Boxes
Our hampers are packaged in either attractive Glossy white boxes or sturdy timber boxes (for the Le Grande Blend Hamper and the Le Grande French Hamper). Its important that your recipient receives not only an attractive box but a useful one and many customers have commented how they have used our boxes for storing nick nacks.
You can also purchase the boxes separately, unlabeled if you need them
And a few of my favourite producers for our hampers
Pukara Estate:
The estate produces distinctive, sophisticated and flavoursome extra olive oils of the highest quality.
Great caramelised balsamic vinegar which tastes amazing with fresh strawberry and meringue. Click here to read more.
Arc-Enc-Ciel Trout farm:
I'm using their trout to do my own pate just fantastic! The rainbow trout caviar matched with some freshly shucked oysters, Awesome! Great sentiment of freshness… Click here to read more.
Binnorie Dairy:
One of the ways this is achieved is by using only locally sourced milk. In the same way that wine reflects it regionality, due to soil variation and climatic conditions, so it is with dairy produce (Simon Gough). I do love to come here when I’m doing a wine tour,
Love their Fetta with a nice baguette, simply yummy... Click here to read more.
Maggie Beer:
Truly a great ambassador of food and fine produce. Click here to read more.
Milddlebrook Honey:
The Beekeeper, the bees, the nectar, the plants, the honey…Honey production being one of the most sustainable and oldest “wild harvest” pursuits know man.
Great for cooking or simply on a piece of toast, or just for dipping in your tea. Click here to read more.
