Hull-based company marks regional celebration with artisan gifts filled with Yorkshire delicacies.
Peach Hampers, a family-owned gift hamper business based in Hull, is marking Yorkshire Day on 1 August with a brand-new trio of locally themed hampers. Each one celebrates the rich food heritage and beloved brands that define England’s largest historic county.
Yorkshire Day was first observed in Beverley and has since become an annual celebration of all things Yorkshire—its people, history, and traditions. This year, Peach Hampers has embraced the occasion by assembling handpicked collections that spotlight the finest regional makers.
Among the standout names featured in the hampers are Taylors of Harrogate, Lottie Shaw’s, Cartwright & Butler, Guppy’s Chocolates and Whitakers. Together, they contribute to a luxurious spread of artisan chocolates, preserves, traditional baked goods, craft ales, and tempting Yorkshire snacks.
“Yorkshire Day is a great opportunity for us to spotlight the incredible producers on our doorstep,” said Brendan Pallant, Managing Director at Peach Hampers. “There’s something in these hampers for anyone who appreciates a bit of Yorkshire charm, no matter where you’re from.”
The new hampers are designed by the Peach Hampers team and assembled with care, in line with their values of sustainability and customisation. Their gift boxes are made with eco-conscious materials and a tree is planted with every purchase—a practice that has helped the business build a strong reputation and maintain a 4.9-star average rating across customer reviews.
“This range of hampers is a reflection of everything we love about our home base,” added Brendan. “It captures what we’re all about, which is thoughtful gifting, locally sourced products, and creating moments that make people feel special.”
A Taste of Yorkshire Gift Hamper, Seriously Good Yorkshire Gift Hamper and The Celebrating All Things Yorkshire Hamper are available to order now via the Peach Hampers website.
For more information, visit: peachhampers.co.uk.
