Festive Harvest Oil & Gin

Boxed Hamper

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Made for gathering, giving and sharing. Our Festive Olive Oil & Gin Duo brings together two Christmas favourites, our Festive Harvest Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Gin-gle Gin, dressed in our limited-edition festive packaging. Cold-pressed on our family farm, the Festive Harvest Extra Virgin Olive Oil is a Seasonal Reserve Coratina, bold and herbaceous with a distinctive peppery finish. With notes of juniper, cranberry and Christmas spice, our Gin-gle Gin is full of festive flavour. A beautiful duo to bring along to Christmas lunch, place under the tree, or share around the table with the people you love. A little taste of Rich Glen, made for celebrating.

This hamper includes:

  • Festive Harvest Extra Virgin Olive Oil 500mL
  • Rich Glen × Echuca Distillery 500mL | 37% ABV

Presented in a beautiful Rich Glen green hamper box. 

Gather. Give. Share. is what Christmas means to us at Rich Glen, gathering with the people we love, giving something thoughtful, and sharing the moments that make this time of year so special. Our festive collection has been created with gifting, gathering and celebrating in mind, filled with thoughtful pieces to give, bring to the table, share with others or simply enjoy yourself. From our family to yours, it’s all about making the little moments of Christmas feel special.

Contains alcohol. You must be 18 years or older to purchase this product. ID may be required upon delivery.

Festive Harvest Extra Virgin Olive Oil: 100% first cold-pressed extra virgin olive oil.

As a nature-led brand, we occasionally refine our formulations. While we aim to keep the ingredient information on our website up to date, please refer to the ingredient list on the product for the most accurate and current details.

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From tree to tin, all in one place.

Our olives are grown, harvested, cold pressed and bottled at Rich Glen Olive Estate in Yarrawonga. Keeping the journey close means a fresher oil and a clearer connection to where it came from.