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The Good Food Guide Christmas list: Our pick of artisan gifts from across Britain
Published 16 November 2022

Christmas is fast approaching and you're probably thinking about what to get your loved ones. The Good Food Guide is here to give you a helping hand with a list of excellent food and drink-based gifts from independent and artisan producers across Britain.

Annwn Foraging Experience

be-oom Green & Roasted Rice Tea

Carters of Moseley Charcoal Droitwich Salt

Chocolate Detective Christmas Robin Eggs

Coombeshead Farm Festive Middlewhite Ham Box

Crown Works Pottery Mug Workshop Beginners

East Neuk Organic Spiced Rum

eto Wine Decanter

Fiona Gray Plaster Cast Plaque

Home at Penarth Cookery Demos

Honey and Co Mini Chocolate & Hazelnut Babka

Kol Mezcal

Laylo The Bestseller Bundle

Painting by May Watson

Moor Hall x Goosnargh Gin Chapter Five

Panzer’s Christmas Hamper

POON’S Premium First Extract Soy Sauce

Restaurant Story An Apple a Day Vinegar

Rooted Spices Christmas Trio

Simon Rogan L’Enclume Forged Butter Knife

Taschen Menu Design in Europe

The Fine Cider Company Small Bottle Selection

The London Honey Co. Borage Hamper

Two Magpies Festive Hamper

Westcombe & Friends Festive Box

Yellow Bourbon Espresso Blend Subscription

The Good Food Guide Club Gift Membership

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