Order your unique gourmet Christmas hampers packed full of certified organic preserves
For the first time this Christmas, Campaign Brief, in association with the 1910 Bottling Company, is offering a selection of unique organic gourmet food hampers.
The 1910 Bottling Company, owned by Sydney creative director Stephen Hogwood (pictured below), is located in the beautiful NSW Southern Highlands and produces certified organic preserves, in filtered rain water and organic honey, in the old style Mason Ball preserving jars. A limited selection of the these organic preserves are now available this Christmas in Sydney as Christmas hampers.
These organic gourmet preserves are currently sold online, through Wild foods, Bayside Double Bay, Zuri and all the major Sydney Farmers markets.
All 1910 preserves are packed and delivered to your office in baskets or hand crafted wooden boxes.
You can choose from an extensive list of organic pickles, spicy organic tomato sauce, apple and strawberries, apple & rhubarb, peaches in vanilla, organic pineapple, spicy plums, all preserved in organic honey.
This list changes every week due to the availability of quality organic Australian produce, so please ring Steve Hogwood on:
Mobile: 0402 481 461
Office: (02) 4886 4098
to discuss your requirements, or just drop him an email and he’ll send you a current produce and price list for you to choose from.
Hamper prices range from $60 – $300 plus GST, depending on your choice of hamper, produce and budget – all orders will need to be pre-paid prior to packing and delivery.
To find out a little more about the 1910 Bottling Company visit their web site and blog:
These organic hampers are strictly limited. Orders close on Friday 3rd December, 2010.
All orders will be delivered to offices in the Sydney metropolitan area prior to the 20th December and the delivery cost is inclusive.
5 Comments
I have seen this done sooo many times…
http://www.organichampers.com.au/
Christ you’re sad.
If you’re old enough to remember, Google was done way before Google did it. It’s about who does it best, not who does it original.
Why is Campaign Brief so full of haters? What’s wrong with anyone offering a Christmas hamper? Lighten up.
Contents look much better then the normal hamper. Nice one CB.
11.07
Hopefully your hamper will include an appreciation of irony and/or sarcasm.