A taste of Italy and the North West: Arighi Bianchi unveils luxury Christmas hampers

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Arighi Bianchi Alcoholic & Non-Alcoholic Christmas Hampers

Cheshire’s iconic furniture and interiors retailer Arighi Bianchi is bringing together the best of Italy and the North West this Christmas with the launch of its first-ever luxury hamper collection.

The family-owned Macclesfield retailer, which has been part of the Cheshire shopping scene for more than 170 years, has created six festive hampers packed with Italian specialities and artisan treats from producers across the North West.

Priced from £85 to £160, with alcohol-free alternatives also available, the collection offers a new gifting option for food lovers, families and businesses looking to give something a little different this Christmas.

The collection champions a number of North West names, with treats including Lancashire Tea, Wallings chocolates, Williams handmade Christmas cake and mince pie Eccles cakes, Fiddler’s Lancashire crisps, Stockley’s clotted cream fudge and Arighi Bianchi’s own ground coffee.

Celebrating its Italian heritage, there’s also some Italian favourites mixed in such as Vincenze Amaretti Biscuits, Natural Italian Olives, Crosta & Mollica Torinesi Breadsticks, Folonari Prosecco DOC Extra Dry and Baglio Gibellina Passiemento Nero d’Avola – Sicilian red wine.

Three sizes are available: the Boxed Hamper (£85), Medium Wicker Hamper (£130) and Large Wicker Hamper (£160), with an alcohol-free version of each at the same price.

Alcoholic hampers include Prosecco, while the largest hamper also features a bottle of Nero d’Avola red wine.

Alcohol-free alternatives include drinks from Lancashire-based Mr Fitzpatrick’s, alongside Belvoir Elderflower Presse in the largest hamper.

The hampers can be sent directly to recipients with a personalised gift message, making them suitable for family and friends as well as corporate gifting.

Businesses ordering five or more hampers receive £10 off each.

Orders should be placed by 31 October, with deliveries beginning from 1 December 2026.