Luxury hampers

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I want to buy a hamper for in laws for Christmas, I'm thinking not quite as expensive as Fortnum and Mason but something along those lines as it will probably be a main joint gift this year. Other than M&S I don't really know where to look. Any suggestions?

John Lewis/Waitrose

Fortnums are not that expensive relative to some others

Fenwick, Selfridges, Betty’s, House of Bruar

Booths are lovely hampers. We have one gifted every year.

Costco do great hampers and they deliver . And online

Aldi had some lovely ones.

I usually order mine from Virginia Hayward.

www.facebook.com/hampersonthegreen/

Very nice hampers indeed

Lots of online ones these days, like prestige hampers or a local bakery may do anice one.

A good deli close to them (if being delivered) or close to you (if you will bring it)? They usually do some lonely hampers of artisan products, good wine etc.

To be honest, they're mostly really poor value for money, I think one of the newspaper's said the pis week the value of the content was about 50% of the cost, I'd definitely go for a specialist supplier instead Rick Stein, Donald Russell, etc for a fab selection of meat, fish, cheese, wine and no random odd stuff

Thanks all. Had another browse last night and I think you are right @Defiantly41 they are such poor value I don't think I'll bother. The in laws shop at Waitrose and M&S for food, they aren't extremely well off but they are definitely financially comfortable, so I think they will probably indulge in the Christmas treats they like anyway. It's just so hard to come up with something this year, when we usually gift experiences.