Champagne Hampers In Strong Demand For Year End Corporate Gifts

Sep 14, 2023

Sally Hillman confirmed in an exclusive interview with Metro Cities Media that order demand is exceptional for their champagne and uniquely tulip-shaped glassware gift sets for year end corporate gifts.

Melbourne, Australia - September 14, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Sally Hillman - Celebrating Champagne is one of Australia’s leading online retailers of fine champagne, Lehmann glassware and champagne gifts for corporate & special occasions.

Sally Hillman, Founder of Sally Hillman - Celebrating Champagne said this when interviewed by Metro Cities Media, “We are delighted that our corporate clientele are adding our luxurious champagne hampers & gift sets filled with boutique grower champagnes and artisanal Lehmann glassware designed in France. Elegantly wrapped and ready to give, the gift sets can be personalised with a handwritten card and direct shipped nationally. "

Metro Cities Media note that purchasers are also buying accessories at the same time from the extensive range featured on the website to tailor the gift. Those selecting a gift pack offer have peace of mind knowing that each of the carefully curated gift sets & hampers offers more value than purchasing each item separately.”

Those looking to gift a thoughtful bottle of champagne on its own to spoil their staff and clients, all include Sally Hillman’s signature cartography, comprehensive tasting notes and Sally Hillman’s slimline champagne stopper.

Sally Hillman - Celebrating Champagne also confirm that the Lehmann Grand Champagne 41 champagne glass is proving an extremely popular gift given it is the complete champagne all-rounder: eye-catching and customised for all styles, including vintage champagne and champagne rosé.

Uniquely tulip-shaped and exquisitely crafted, the lavish contours of Grand Champagne 41 guides champagne into relaxing along its voluptuous curves. Think of the tulip as not just a flower, it’s the only way to drink champagne!

Every Lehmann Glass set of 6 receives a complimentary Sally Hillman microfibre polishing cloth. Simply select a card, gift wrapping, choice of accessories, and the team at Sally Hillman’s take care of the rest.

To learn more about Sally Hillman's corporate gifts, visit their website by clicking here: corporate champagne gifts & hampers

About Sally Hillman - Celebrating Champagne

Sally Hillman - Celebrating Champagne is one of Australia’s leading online retailers of fine champagne, Lehmann glassware and champagne gifts for corporate & special occasions. They have also become well known for creating bespoke champagne experiences and virtual tastings.

Specialising in the flourishing world of boutique grower-producer champagne, Sally Hillman Founder and Principal is personally available to guide on discovering the irresistible magic and sophistication of champagne.

Contact Info:
Name: Sally Hillman
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Organization: Sally Hillman - Celebrating Champagne
Address: 5 Cowper Street Brighton, Melbourne, VIC 3186, Australia
Website: https://sallyhillman.com.au

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