While most new parents would probably put a good night’s sleep and a hot cup of tea at the top of their wish list, we think our selection of food and drink gifts for new parents would be a good runner up.
As we move further into Sober October, chances are your willpower may be starting to waver. There are only so many juices and fizzy drinks we can take before the complexity of a cocktail or the hoppy intrigue of an IPA starts to call our name. Let us help you discover something new with our growing Low & No range.
We’ve rounded up the best Christmas hampers for foodies from Barbury Hill. The hampers we’d be overjoyed to find under the tree on Christmas morning, and to enjoy throughout the day with loved ones.
Meet the faces behind Barbury Hill’s sweet treat creations. From fudgy brownies to squidgy cookies, chewy nougat to deceptively wholesome vegan bars, our producers offer the ultimate temptation for the sweet-toothed.
Is there anything more exciting than the delivery of a food hamper full of gastronomic goodies? How about a luxury food hamper, overflowing with delights from Pinney’s of Orford, Fen Farm Dairy, Tracklements, Pump Street and Cartwright & Butler?
With growing numbers of us looking to a healthier lifestyle, cutting back or cutting out alcohol is on the rise. But the biggest barrier we’ve found to giving up the booze? Boredom. Luckily, help is on hand with Barbury Hill’s extensive range of low and no-alcohol options, and here we take a look at what to drink during Sober October.
It will come as no surprise that in the course of our tastings for Barbury Hill, we’ve sampled our fair share of English wine. Read our approach to selecting the best of British viticulture from the environment and look through to smell and taste.
With many of us holidaying closer to home this year, now is the time to discover our handpicked food hampers and sharing boxes, freshly prepared for the ultimate summer staycation with delivery direct to your door.
Inspired by our recent visit to Orford and Pinney's unique smoking technique, we set about finding out how we could recreate that smokey, woody flavour at home. Let us know if you try it.
It’s no secret that we at Barbury Hill are big fans of a wheel of Baron Bigod or the unctuous ooze of Bath Soft, so we’ve taken a look at how these moreish morsels are made.
