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Hamper #Dordogne
The “Dordogne” hamper contains a range of luxury appetizers which will be ideal for a French-style Christmas apéritif. This hamper brings together a genuine taste of France with a selection of fresh products. In our luxury 14′ inches wicker basket, you will find a foie gras mi-cuit from Alsace, dry figs from Périgord, a tin of trout roe from Périgord, a couple of French cheeses – a Vacherin Mont d’Or – also known as the “Holy grail of raw milk cheeses” – and a Morbier from Jura, a quince chutney, olives biscuits from Provence.
Categories : Hampers between £50-£100
RECOMMENDED OCCASION : Gift
price : 79.95 £
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