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  Harrow & Hope Brut Rose 2018, Marlow, England

  £40.00 – £192.00 Buy Harrow & Hope Brut Rosé is an elegant and expressive English sparkling wine, beautifully crafted to showcase both freshness and depth. The nose bursts with vibrant aromas of wild strawberries, raspberries, and redcurrants, complemented by delicate floral notes and a hint of fresh brioche. On the palate, it is lively and refreshing, with a fine, persistent mousse and bright acidity. Juicy red berry flavors mingle with pink grapefruit, pomegranate, and a touch of creamy almond, leading to a crisp, mineral-driven finish.
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  Harrow & Hope Brut Reserve, Marlow, England

  £36.00 – £172.00 Buy A beautifully balanced English sparkling wine, Harrow & Hope Brut Reserve showcases the elegance and complexity of Marlow’s chalk-rich terroir. On the nose, delicate aromas of crisp green apple, ripe pear, and citrus zest intertwine with hints of fresh brioche and toasted almonds, reflecting its time on lees. The palate is vibrant and refined, with a fine, persistent mousse and refreshing acidity. Layers of lemon curd, white peach, and subtle honeyed notes lead to a long, mineral-driven finish, enhanced by a touch of saline freshness.
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  Waddesdon Botanical Print Box File – Large

  £22.50 Buy Hand covered in Bedfordshire, local artist Sara Sweetland’s interpretation of Waddesdon’s leather wallcovering is stunning on these desk accessories.
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  Waddesdon Botanical Print Box File – Small

  £17.95 Buy Leather wallcoverings were produced principally in the Low Countries from the late 16th century onwards, copying an Islamic tradition with origins in Moorish Spain. Richly decorated, the leather is stamped to create designs, dyed and then gilded. The design used on this range has been adapted from the leather wallcovering in the Bachelors’ Wing.
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  Waddesdon Pencil – Navy

  £1.50 Buy A navy sustainably sourced wooden pencil with the Waddesdon name and logo.
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  Waddesdon Pen – Navy

  £4.00 Buy A navy slimline, chamfered ballpoint pen with the Waddesdon name and logo.
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  Waddesdon Pen – Red

  £4.00 Buy A red slimline, chamfered ballpoint pen with the Waddesdon name and logo.
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  Gusbourne Blanc de Blancs 2016, Kent, England

  £70.00 – £378.00 Buy Pale golden in colour, with a fine mousse. The nose is full of ripe citrus, pink grapefruit and pear, with white floral notes. On the palate, the wine shows generous fruit flavours, highlighting ripe lemon, nectarine and crunchy green apple, with a flinty, saline minerality. Toasted brioche, shortbread and hazelnut notes build layers of complexity, adding to an elegance and energy that combine to create a beautiful example of Blanc de Blancs.
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  Waddesdon Orange Dark Chocolate

  £3.95 Buy The choice of subject was left to the artist, who completed the seven panels in 1922, delayed by ill health, other work and the First World War. In 1923 it was decided to hang the panels in the dining room, but it is not known whether they were ever installed. They were finally hung in the dining room of James and Dorothy’s next house, at 23 St James’ Place. They were installed in the Bakst Room at Waddesdon in 1995.
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  Waddesdon Raspberry & Rose Milk Chocolate

  £3.95 Buy The choice of subject was left to the artist, who completed the seven panels in 1922, delayed by ill health, other work and the First World War. In 1923 it was decided to hang the panels in the dining room, but it is not known whether they were ever installed. They were finally hung in the dining room of James and Dorothy’s next house, at 23 St James’ Place. They were installed in the Bakst Room at Waddesdon in 1995.
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  Waddesdon Blackcurrant & Damson Gin Jam

  £6.95 Buy Perfect for adding an indulgent twist to a Victoria sponge to elevate your tea time.
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  Waddesdon Peppermint Dark Chocolate

  £3.95 Buy The choice of subject was left to the artist, who completed the seven panels in 1922, delayed by ill health, other work and the First World War. In 1923 it was decided to hang the panels in the dining room, but it is not known whether they were ever installed. They were finally hung in the dining room of James and Dorothy’s next house, at 23 St James’ Place. They were installed in the Bakst Room at Waddesdon in 1995.