Yorkshire’s Cartwright & Butler launch mouthwatering hampers

Food hamper with delicious goodies by Yorkshire’s Cartwright & Butler

With Christmas just around the corner, Yorkshire's Cartwright & Butler has launched a mouth-watering range of hampers for the foodies in your life. Not only are these great for Christmas presents, but we're also loving the idea of the luxurious Afternoon Tea Hamper for intimate micro-weddings when they are allowed again.

It comes in a grey wicker basket with leather belt straps, which would make a lovely keepsake of the celebration.Each generous selection is packed with sweet and savoury delights and even a tipple or two to accompany it – all presented in a showstopping box or basket. When ordering online, you can include a personalised message in a complimentary gift card for a special touch.

Head to www.cartwrightandbutler.co.uk

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