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Advertising feature HOPETOUN CHRISTMAS HAMPERS O


ff ering a range of specially handpicked Scottish produce, the Hopetoun Christmas hampers – new for 2012 - off er a thoughtful selection of food and drink gift sets beautifully pack- aged and available to purchase on line or in store.


Chosen by experts, with a focus on local and sustain- able produce, the Hopetoun hampers provide a delight- ful gift for any loved one.


T ere are over twenty to choose from with prices rang- ing from £22 to £200. T e collection includes every- thing from the Chocolate Lovers Hamper to the Festive Harvest Hamper. Lord and Lady Hopetoun have also added their favourite champagne and luxury Perthshire chocolates to the Celebration Hampers.


T e vast majority of produce is Scottish with many Hopetoun own-branded foods coupled with other award-winning food, drink and food-related gifts from local suppliers.


For those looking for a bespoke service, specially trained ‘hamper helpers’ are on hand at the Farm Shop to provide expert advice on individual product selec- tion. Hampers can be made to order in-store to suit every taste and budget.


All Hopetoun Christmas hampers are individually assembled to order at Hopetoun near Edinburgh and are available to purchase now online at www.hopetoun. co.uk/shop for UK delivery or in-store at Hopetoun Farm Shop near Newton in West Lothian.


Hopetoun Farm Shop, Hopetoun Woods, Newton EH52 6QZ WWW.HOPETOUN.CO.UK/SHOP


HOPETOUN HAMPERS


Hopetoun Hampers offer the perfect gift for Christmas. Filled with


award winning Scottish produce and delightful gifts from as little as £22.


Each hamper is made to order at


Hopetoun Farm Shop near Edinburgh and home delivery is available across the UK.


www.hopetoun.co.uk/shop Festive Food & Drink 9


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