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Coffee and Biscuit Hamper

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Coffee and Biscuit HamperA truly refined and first class coffee gift hamper with Great Taste Award winners. A beautiful gift for anniversaries, birthdays, Christmas, Fathers Day, Mothers Day, saying thank you or any other special occasion. With coffee hand roasted in Yorkshire, combined with Royal approved chocolate multi award winning delicious Scottish shortbread fingers and artisan honey this hand packed and carefully curated gift box is sure to delight. This coffee gift

A truly refined and first-class coffee gift hamper with Great Taste Award winners. A beautiful gift for anniversaries, birthdays, Christmas, Father’s Day, Mother’s Day, saying thank you or any other special occasion.

With coffee hand roasted in Yorkshire, combined with Royal approved chocolate multi-award winning delicious Scottish shortbread fingers and artisan honey this hand packed and carefully curated gift box is sure to delight.

This coffee gift hamper is beautifully presented in a reusable magnetic white box with eco-friendly natural filler and is accompanied by a card and envelope with your personal message, and a hand tied ribbon and bow to finish.

What’s in the gift?

This coffee gift hamper includes:

1. A personalised card with the recipient's name and your personal message. Please choose your card type and add your free personalised message in order notes in the shopping basket.

2. Dark Woods Coffee Barrel Aged Common Grounds (150g, Ground): Multi-award winning coffee, including two 3-Star Gold Great Taste awards, Ethiopia Yirgacheffe Arabica coffee beans, aged and cured in Kentucky Bourbon whiskey oak barrels, then gently hand roasted.

The Darkwoods Coffee team ls located in riverside Victorian Mill nestled in the West Yorkshire Pennines and surrounded by dramatic moorland, from where they roast coffee on a vintage Probat drum roaster. Product of West Yorkshire.

3. Shortbread House of Edinburgh Original Recipe Shortbread Biscuit (140g Tin): Indulge in this multiple Great Taste Award winner, handmade with the addition of a little ground rice that gives a light crisp texture. Irresistible. Product of Edinburgh.

4. Charbonnel et Walker White Chocolate Bar (80g): Delight with this creamy White Chocolate and natural Vanilla Bar. It's perfect for a pick me up or for that little something extra special. Suitable for Vegetarians.

Founded in 1875, Charbonnel et Walker, the iconic London chocolatier, is one of Britain’s earliest and holds a Royal Warrant as a manufacturer of chocolate to Her Majesty The Queen.

5. Mêl Cilgwenyn Cambrain Mountain Heather Honey (270g): One gold star prized and exclusive Welsh Heather Honey is cold pressed retaining all its natural flavours, taking one away on a journey through the tundra of the Cambrian Mountains.

Raw and 100% Carbon Neutral ethically and sustainably produced Welsh Honey that is predominantly made from nectar of flowering ling and bell heather. A mountain range famed as the source of many major rivers including the Severn, Tywi, Elan, Teifi and Wye, this range takes the freshest water from the Atlantic Ocean coupled with a unique plant creating a Premium Welsh Honey. Product of Wales.

6. Magnetic Gift Box: Sturdy and made from 40% recycled material, your beautiful box can be up-cycled once all your hamper goodies are gone. Ideal for storing treasured items or mementos; and will complement any home. What will you or your recipient do with yours/theirs?

Some products may vary on occasion subject to stock, however the coffee gift hamper will include items of similar value and will be just as scrumptious.

Gift Hamper Box Dimensions: 28 x 22 x 11 cm.

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Engaging study of the underpinnings of AI
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