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Christmas Hampers Ireland

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I have just checked & it is only 81 days til Christmas!! Has anyone started their Christmas shopping yet? A few of our customers have, as our Christmas order file is starting to mount up!

We have been busy working behind the scenes, since before the summer time, designing & photographing our Christmas hamper range. We hope you like the choice of Traditional Christmas hampers and our Gourmet Christmas hamper range with a more modern twist!

It has been great fun taste-testing new products to include this year, including the new choice of fresh hams & freshly baked cakes and buns. As usual we like to think we have the best & biggest choice of Non-Alcoholic Christmas gift hampers around. The majority of our delicious food items are produced by local Irish Artisan producers, so you will notice these scattered throughout our Christmas food hampers.

Since our original Christmas hamper selecion was finalised, we had a great idea for a new Christmas range! This exciting new range will soon be available to buy online, so please keep an eye out for these during the next couple of weeks.

We are also currently adding these extra hampers to our Christmas 2010 Catalogue, which will be available for download again in the next couple of days.

We can deliver on a next day basis all over Ireland, and also to the UK and Europe too. Happy shopping!

The BG Team
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