Quality Wicker Hamper (with straps) containing
One Bottle of Lindisfarne Mead 35cl Alc 14.5% vol A 
One Bottle of Frere Quenelle Fruits of the Forrest Gin Liqueur 200ml Alc 37.5 vol
One Jar Ross’s Traditional Pickled Onions in Dark Balsamic Vinegar 445g net
One Jar of Mason and Graham Spiced Nuts 100g
One Packet Pumphreys Special Blend Coffee 250g
One Tomme of Coquetdale Cheese from the Northumberland Cheese Company 500g
One Pack of Mushroom Stroganoff with Richard Hyman’s Hand Picked Wild Mushrooms 250g (Vacuum packed gourmet meal)
One Gift Set of Mason and Graham Extra Virgin Oil infused with Cinnamon 200ml and Reduced Balsamic Vinegar infused with Vanilla 100ml
One Pack of Mark Robertson’s Award Winning Cheese Soup 250g (Vacuum packed gourmet meal)
One Packet of Pumphreys English Breakfast Teabags 125g
One Box of Lindisfarne Mint Fudge 170g
One Jar of Coquet Valley Seville Orange Marmalade 340g
One Packet of Mr BBQ Peppered Beef Jerky 0.050kg
One Box of Heatherslaw Bakery Northumbrian Butter Shortbread 150g
One Traditional Glass Bottle of Fentiman’s Traditional Ginger Beer 275ml
One Heatherslaw Bakery Rich Northumbrian Fruit Cake 227g
Two Bottles of Abbey Well Natural Still Water 250ml
Two Bottles of Abbey Well Natural Mineral Water 330ml
Three Miniature Selections of Preserves from J R Jams 40g each (Blackcurrant Jam, Raspberry Jam and Orange Marmalade)
Optional: One Original John Speight Silhouette of Warkworth (Hand Crafted and subject to slight variation)
      
*Note: The Alnwick Hamper contains alcohol, and to comply with UK licensing laws, may only be ordered by persons aged 18 and over. The hamper with alcohol is available for pre-order, with deliver dates later than September 14th 2005 to comply with changes in alcohol retail laws.
 About Warkworth Castle
Warkworth is an imposing Norman castle built on a hill overlooking the River Coquet. It has strong historic links with William the Lion who besieged the castle in 1173 and in the 13 th Century Henry II handed it over to Robert Clavering, who is responsible for its two towers and gatehouse, as well as other improvements throughout the building.
Over the centuries the Percy family were intermittent owners of the castle and made some significant improvements, but it finally fell into disrepair and ruin, when the Percy family concentrated on their chosen principal residence, Alnwick Castle |
