The Best Luxury Food Gifts for Christmas 2025

Dare we say it, but our new Mocha Caramel Melt-in-the-Middle Bombe, a cocoa-rich chocolate sponge with a hidden molten chocolate centre, may rival the traditional Christmas pudding. It’s studded with Belgian chocolate pieces, infused with creme de cacao chocolate liqueur and coffee extract, and comes with butterscotch sauce and crispy golden pearls. And if that sounds appetising, check out our full collection of festive puddings.

With the richness of dark chocolate and the sweetness of milk, our single-origin 66% Bolivian Dark Hot Chocolate – one of nine new flavours – meets the growing demand for milk-dark chocolate with gusto. With notes of dark-brown sugar, molasses and toffee, it has a slightly more mellow flavour than our 82% version with a profile akin to caramel chocolate. Pair with a carefully selected mug for a truly thoughtful gift.

Heirloom pieces make the best gifts – and Christofle has been setting the silver standard since 1830. The walnut wood Mood Party Tray board – which can house the brand’s bestselling cutlery ‘Egg’ – is fitted with six porcelain ramekins ready to fill with crisps, nuts, dips and sauces. 

For those who love to talk crema and microfoam, Sage’s Oracle Dual Boiler coffee machine (the most advanced model to date) is the ultimate prize. Its stainless-steel boilers extract espresso and texturise milk simultaneously, while an integrated conical burr grinder with an electronic grind adjust that automatically doses, grinds and tamps for a perfect puck every time. With precise digital temperature control (PID), it delivers barista-worthy coffee every time.

Wine lovers know no good drop should go to waste – and with the Eto Wine Decanter, it won’t. The award-winning decanter and preservation system seals the wine against oxygen to keep liquids fresh for two weeks, while its sleek funnel aerates as it pours, opening up flavours, softening the tannins and ensuring a drip-free serve.

The best Christmas gifts are the ones they never knew they needed. Enter the limited-edition Fieldbar Gin Trunk, created exclusively for Harrods in a bold pillar-box red. Reflective paint reduces heat absorption, while a water- and air-tight seal and internal pressure lock system preserve ice. With a 24-litre capacity, it comfortably holds three bottles of gin and 40 cans of tonic – or, if you prefer, 10 wine bottles, 32 standing beer cans or eight Champagne bottles. They’ll never sip a warm drink again. 

Made for Harrods by fifth-generation producer Laurent Hostomme, this Champagne is crafted entirely from grapes grown in the family’s own grand- and premier-cru vineyards – a rarity in the region. The perfect apéritif, the Brut Premier Cru is a dry, light to medium-bodied wine with delicate citrus notes, ripe fruit flavours and a crisp minerality that reflects its terroir. 

Think of our panettone as a Christmas cloud: light and airy, with a sweet sunshine-yellow crumb. As per the traditional Milanese recipe, it’s jewelled with candied orange and sultanas. Presented in a beautiful box, it’s perfectly giftable on its own, but you could pair it with an zesty Earl Grey tea or chocolate-y Guatemalan coffee to serve with.  

With only a limited number of bottles released worldwide, the Laphroaig Archive 38-Year-Old Scotch Whisky is a rare masterpiece from a pivotal decade for the distillery. Production slowed for extensive renovations, and the precious liquid – boasting Laphroaig’s signature peat smoke with notes of dried fruit, honeyed oak, roasted nuts and sea-salted caramel – symbolises the determination of the pioneers who made it.

An award-winning Speyside classic, The Glenrothes 18-Year-Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky offers a masterclass in elegance. It’s matured exclusively in first-fill sherry-seasoned oak casks and distilled with spring water in copper stills. The result is a festive palate of creamy vanilla, warm ginger and sweet pear. The new cylindrical bottle nods to its oak story, with a lengthened neck for a smoother pour, while the striking presentation box will earn it pride of place in their whisky cabinet.