Still looking for inspiration as to what to buy people for Christmas – especially those who appear to have everything? Looking for something different to impress them? We know it can be a stressful time making all those decisions, so, we’ve put together our top five suggestions of gifts that you might not have thought about.
Discover Newmarket Gift Vouchers
Starting from as little as £15 you can gift one of Discover Newmarket’s many guided tours to anyone who has an interest in horseracing, history or simply new experiences. From a family tour of the National Stud to a Private Race Day Experience, from Champagne Afternoon Tea and Tour at the Jockey Club Rooms to a behind scenes visit to Tattersalls, there is a guided tour for everyone. Available in digital and physical form depending on your preference or how last minute you leave it! Click here to find the perfect guided experience.
Corney and Barrow, Wine Merchants
We are so privileged to have a first class, independent wine merchant within our midst. A visit to their High Street shop is a wine lover’s haven. Here you can take your time studying the wines from around the world. Or, if time is short, ask the knowledgeable staff for some advice. They have an incredible range with prices starting from less than £10 right up to vintage editions. Whether you are looking for presents or just something special for your own Christmas celebrations, you will be sure to find the perfect bottle – or two! They are also stockist of our famed Newmarket Gin. Plus, their stylish red bags and branded tissue paper will save you the trouble of wrapping up! Online ordering also available by clicking here.
Paula Wilson Designs
Local artist Paula Wilson offers a range of fabulous gift ideas, perfect for the horseracing enthusiast. Inspired by the racing colours, her vibrant designs convey the thrill of the races as well as imparting historical knowledge. Available as mugs, cards, posters and prints, they are guaranteed to brighten up any day. Click here to purchase online.
Sally Dunham Sculptures
Sally Dunham is a highly acclaimed, ceramic sculptor who creates individually handcrafted human and animal figurative sculptures. So, whilst you are cutting it fine to commission a personal piece, there are plenty of stunning and bespoke items available. Check out the website and see for yourself.
Melvill and Moon
Specialists in safari luggage and equipment, you so don’t need to be travelling afar to use these superb, high quality items. They would add instant glamour to any one’s garden, create envy at picnic events and make you the most stylish traveller on the train. These products come at a price to be sure, but you may well know someone who is worth it! Click here and be inspired!
For more ideas and inspiration, visit our Shopping page or even better take a shopping trip to Newmarket in person, not forgetting the weekly Market on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Happy Christmas Shopping!
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