//Next day delivery //Award winning Scottish Food & drink //Excellent customer service
//Next day delivery //Award winning Scottish Food & drink //Excellent customer service
At Clan Artisan we specialise in luxury food hampers & corporate gifts, which truly showcase some of the finest array of foods produced right here in Scotland. All our producers have been hand picked for their quality products which have passed our taste test - that was the best part! But we aren’t just selling a product in our hampers, we are passionate about promoting the person behind the product and their story. We hope you love them as much as we do.
Buy a Hamper
Simply add your chosen hamper to your cart and then add your favourite products individually.
Build a Hamper
£4.85
Ingredients are sourced locally wherever possible. Every jar is made by hand in small batches...
£6.45
Whatever the occasion, this box of six luxury chocolates will certainly put a smile on...
£5.95
Glengoyne Cask Strength Single Malt Scotch Whisky, a pure whisky in its natural state, is...
£3.75
Like things a little hot and spicy? Then this chilli sauce is for you! Ideal...
Thank you very much for my lovely Fathers Day hamper, a beautiful selection of local products, it was the perfect gift!!
— Nichola Hughes
Beautiful hampers full of amazing Scottish products! I picked up a lovely hamper today and was able to choose from a huge range of delicious goodies. I can't recommend highly enough!
— Bethan Keltie
Was given a hamper box for my birthday, full of delicious hand made goodies. Many thanks
— Lynne Stewart
Clan Artisan supports The Eilidh Brown Memorial Fund and donates 20p from EVERY hamper sold to this fantastic cause. The aim of the Eilidh Brown Memorial Fund is to build and maintain a respite holiday home in the Stirling area for young people and their families who are in treatment for or recovering from cancer. A place where, not only the families can relax and spend quality time together, but they can make memories that will last a lifetime.
Eilidh was 14 when she collapsed on a school trip in February 2009. A scan showed she had a tumour the size of a melon which was promptly removed along with her left ovary. Tests showed the tumour was malignant and that she also had a form of Turners Syndrome, a chromosomal disorder which occurs in 1 out of 2000 girls and is likely to have made her predisposed to Germ Cell Cancer in her ovaries. Throughout the year, Eilidh endured several major surgeries to remove various tumours as well countless hours of chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Sadly, Eilidh passed away on 25th March 2010 after a 14 month battle with the disease, 9 days short of her 16th birthday.
Visit www.eilidhbrown.co.uk for more information and see the plans for A House for Eilidh.
