For those of you on a budget they have these Beer Selectors priced at £3.85 each.
If you fancy something different why not have a look at their Cocoa Beer, bargain at £5.50.
Next up is the Dad Pocket Collection, filled with pralines, milk truffles and burnt caramels costing £9.00
And for those of you that money is no object, there is the For My Dad Collection which is a tad more expensive at £39.00
Now while you have a little bit of a think about what gifts you are going to purchase, I have a wonderful giveaway for you, you could win your dad the Hotel Chocolat Father's Day Collection worth £15.00, pictured below. All you need to do is simply fill out the rafflecopter form below. This giveaway is open to UK residents only and will close at 11.59pm on the 8th June 2014.
Good luck everyone
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My father died a long time a go, but the children like to give their father their undivided attention all day, and spend the day as a family:)
ReplyDeleteI will buy him chocolate Brazils because he really enjoys them.
ReplyDeleteI have no idea yet lol. Is that bad?
ReplyDeleteHes told me he could do with some new socks
ReplyDeleteI have no idea..I really need to have a think and get shopping!
ReplyDeleteI will buy my Dad some Cd's xxx
ReplyDeleteAram is gift set and low flyer whiskey
ReplyDeleteMy Dad is music obsessed so he's dropped some incredibly unsubtle hints for the Chris Rea boxset so Ill probably go with that
ReplyDeletesome scotch whisky and a new t shirt
ReplyDeleteWhiskey :)
ReplyDeleteHopefully, nothing, if I win this prize for him
ReplyDeletea cd of mike oldfield
ReplyDeleteNo idea yet - he is incredibly difficult to buy for. I will however be visiting my parents for the first time in 5 years (we live at opposite ends of the country) on Father's Day week, I think he would rather that than a present. We're having a few days in Blackpool first so I shall see what I can find whilst we are there ;o) Rafflecopter entries in my real name NIKKI HAYES
ReplyDeleteA bottle of whisky with a personalized label xx
ReplyDeletenot sure yet prob summat gardening
ReplyDeletechocolate and a jumper.
ReplyDeleteMy dad loves beers, old ale type ones, so will treat him to some of them :) x
ReplyDeletea plant to put on his grave..he's been dead 20 years, trying to win this prize for my husband who is das of 3 and grand-dad of 3
ReplyDeletebeer!! or take him out for a meal
ReplyDeletebrandy & choccs of course
ReplyDeleteBeer and chocolates
ReplyDeleteA new golf top!
ReplyDeleteSweets! He loves Sweets.
ReplyDeleteMolten Brown goodies most likely! It's my first fathers day this year; so maybe we'll do something together with my son :)
ReplyDeleteSome DVD's probably!
ReplyDeletexx
something for the garden
ReplyDeleteA sports bottle for when he goes to the gym (he can only use one hand and has only just discovered these bottles, bless)
ReplyDeletesweets
ReplyDeleteA golf lesson!
ReplyDeleteAshleigh
Beer!
ReplyDeletebeer and socks xx
ReplyDeleteA card and something chewy
ReplyDeleteA NEW WALLET
ReplyDeleteKATHY D
He'd like a season ticket for Chelsea but he'll probably get a pair of socks!
ReplyDeleteA nice bottle of wine
ReplyDeleteA cheese hamper with a bottle of red wine
ReplyDeleteprobably a key ring x
ReplyDeleteHe gets the day off to go fishing!
ReplyDeleteI have absolutely no idea!
ReplyDeleteI will buy him a nice bottle of port
ReplyDeleteI have no idea he is so hard to buy for
ReplyDeletei think i will ask dad if he has anything he really wants but knowig him he wont so may buy him a new wallet x
ReplyDeleteChocolate
ReplyDeleteCider, a roast dinner and some books for his kindle :)
ReplyDeletei wont be buying anything for my dad but I will be getting something along the lines of comic books or games, just something geeky for my partner from our little girl :)
ReplyDeleteMy son will be buying his Dad aftershave and chocolates.
ReplyDeleteNot too sure yet - maybe something made by my son :-)
ReplyDeleteA bottle of decent wine.
ReplyDeleteSome golf balls :)
ReplyDeletemy dad passed away 5 years ago so i always buy a little balloon and release it i know he will be going mad up there saying what a waste of money lol but i like to do it
ReplyDeletewhiskey
ReplyDeleteA box - what else for a man who seems to have everything!
ReplyDeleteA new dressing gown and some chocolate :)
ReplyDeleteA card!
ReplyDeleteBath things and a meal out.
ReplyDeleteprobably chocolate
ReplyDeleteMy dad is sadly no longer here, but I really enjoy helping the kids buy (or preferably make) something special for their dad on father's day. It usually involves food or drink :)
ReplyDeleteOur father's day is in November (in Finland) so he wouldn't know we're celebrating it in June over here and I haven't seen him in over 20 years so will probably just pop a message on to his facebook wall :)
ReplyDelete(Pia S)
Sadly i lost my dad 3 years ago-but my husband is an amazing step dad to my two older children,and i'm sure he'll be spoilt rotten-as he deserves x
ReplyDeleteSome music
ReplyDeleteSome chocolate!
ReplyDeleteOur kids will be buying their dad some chocolate and we'll cook him a lovely roast dinner x
ReplyDeleteOur kids will be buying their dad some chocs he loves chocolate
ReplyDeleteProbably something golf related...combined with something that can't be bought, a daughters unconditional love! <3
ReplyDeleteGardening gloves and a couple of bottles of beer for him to hide in his shed ha ha.
ReplyDeleteBeer and Chocolate :D
ReplyDeleteHe's dropped hints that he really likes Coldplay (he's 62!) so I guess something along those lines :-)
ReplyDeleteA big bar of cadburys chocolate
ReplyDeleteI'm going to take him out for a slap up lunch
ReplyDeleteautoglym car gift set x
ReplyDeletea nice meal out on Father's Day and a gift voucher for books
ReplyDeleteA bottle of Romanian pinot noire wine. his favourite.
ReplyDeletehe never wants much so some sweets or chocs
ReplyDeleteA book on cricket
ReplyDeleteI have already bought a designer navy & black striped scarf (cashmere) which is rather luxurious and a bit special...for that special person :)
ReplyDeleteAnti-ageing stuff - he's so vain
ReplyDeleteItalian chocolates
ReplyDeleteBeer
ReplyDeleteI've no idea yet...hoping to get some inspiration soon!
ReplyDeleteJust a card and a cuddle!
ReplyDeleteA nice phone cover with photos of his kids on
ReplyDeletesome real ales
ReplyDeleteChocolates
ReplyDeleteit has to be chocolate for my dad
ReplyDeleteGarden centre vouchers
ReplyDeleteA bottle of whisky.
ReplyDeleteA nice bottle of Single Malt Whisky
ReplyDeletesome DVDs
ReplyDeleteSomething with a golf theme!
ReplyDeleteNot sure yet he is hard to buy for!!!
ReplyDeleteProbably something he can eat, instant gratification!
ReplyDeletesocks, wine gums and whisky
ReplyDeleteI'm doing him a compilation CD for the car!
ReplyDeleteA bottle of scotch
ReplyDeletekirstyjfox [at] yahoo [dot] com
Some tassimo pods.
ReplyDelete@rachiegr
My partner will be getting chocolate and sweets mainly :)
ReplyDeleteWhiskey and chocolates
ReplyDeleteA Yankee candle, he loves them
ReplyDeleteMy Dad died a long time ago, so I can't buy him anything, but my Daughter's Dad, well, I think it has to be something to do with Star Wars.
ReplyDeleteJust a card.
ReplyDeleteMy Dad loves beer and chocolate!
ReplyDeleteHe will be on holiday. I will give him a card to take with him.
ReplyDeleteJames Bond DVD Collection :)
ReplyDeleteA Plant - his trying to diet so no chocolates for him this year
ReplyDeleteA robin and batman keyring!
ReplyDeleteProbably something for his car or motorbike
ReplyDeletehopefully this prize
ReplyDeleteScotch
ReplyDeleteSpencer Broadley
Driving experience
ReplyDeleteDavid Mitchell
No idea!
ReplyDeleteHe wants some paints for his new hobby he collects toy cars and if they are busted up he fixes them so paints upto now need something else though
ReplyDeleteProbably a bottle of whiskey
ReplyDeleteI think my 2 children will be buying their Dad Lego, Red Wine and Chocolate - Good Mix
ReplyDeletewe dont get presents but i will take him out for a good drink
ReplyDeletewill probably get him some books because he loves reading
ReplyDeleteA bottle of rum
ReplyDeleteA nice bottle of aftershave
ReplyDeleteI have got him a mug, polo shirt and two jars of his favourite jam.
ReplyDeleteI'm getting my grandads medals mounted for my dad.
ReplyDeletea shaving gift set :)
ReplyDeleteprobably a nice shirt and a bottle of whisky
ReplyDeleteMy dad wants some new gardening tools for his lovely garden
ReplyDeletea meal out at a Chinese restaurant would go down a treat
ReplyDeletea tablet, so he stops pinching my mums :-)
ReplyDeleteI'll bake him an apple pie - come thing he misses from my Mum (who passed away 12 years ago, too young) and I have bought him a new card wallet (he's not very organised and needs a new one) lol
ReplyDeleteI will buy HonieDaddy something to do with music or photography (probably music) and he'll be expecting lemon cheesecake lol
I've bought him a MUFC glasses case
ReplyDeleteA ceramic Pen I think
ReplyDeleteA bottle of whiskey with his date of birth on it! He will love it :D
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure yet - but certainly a card!!!
ReplyDeleteHaven't decided yet, but chocolates will be part of the present
ReplyDeleteMy dad passed away a long time ago but I always go lay flowers on fathers day and myself and children make a big day of it for their dad/my partner, not sure what we are going to get him this year.
ReplyDeleteclaire.bob23@hotmail.co.uk
probably a CD or DVD x
ReplyDeleteMy dad is sadly no longer with us, but i will be buying some nice chocs for the kids to give their dad :)
ReplyDeleteSomething chocolatey! x
ReplyDeleteIve got him a nice luxury biscuit collection
ReplyDeleteHas to be chocolate
ReplyDeleteChocolate
ReplyDeletea bottle of his favourite malt whiskey!
ReplyDeletemy little boy will be getting his daddy some chocolate .....and a lie in!
ReplyDeletebeer and chocolate
ReplyDeleteSomething to do with gardening - tools or books, as he loves his allotment!
ReplyDeleteA couple of bottles of really good wine.
ReplyDeletesome socks
ReplyDeleteHaven't thought about it yet....
ReplyDeletetickets to a football game
ReplyDeleteBeer
ReplyDeleteHe wants a garden voucher
ReplyDeletebacardi
ReplyDeleteMy Dad has passed away, so I will buy a lovely plant to put in the garden for him.
ReplyDeleteBeer and chocolate of course!
ReplyDeleteThe new Status Quo beer and probably something else, maybe something nice for the garden :)
ReplyDeleteSadly my dad died 8 years ago, but I will be buying a nice bunch of flowers to put on his grave.
ReplyDeleteProbably a nice bottle of scottish whisky.
ReplyDeletewhisky x
ReplyDeleteMy dad passed away 2 years ago but my nearly 2 year old son and I will be treating Daddy to some yummy chocolate and maybe some whiskey.
ReplyDeleteI've got him a snood he can use when riding his motorbike.
ReplyDeleteSome beer
ReplyDeleteSomething for the garden.
ReplyDeletebrandy or red wine my dad is really hard to buy for
ReplyDeletechocolate for sure ;)
ReplyDeleteI won't be buying my dad anything but will spoil my husband with a few treats from the kids.
ReplyDeleteA picture mug of his granddaughter
ReplyDeletelots of chocolate
ReplyDeletekay panayi
Not sure yet. Will have to consult him. He can be tricky to buy for.
ReplyDeletechocolate, my dad is a chocaholic
ReplyDeleteDon't know yet! Maybe wine and/or chocolate?
ReplyDeletesome new shoes!
ReplyDeleteEasy has to be chocolate
ReplyDeleteI'm going to be taking him out for a nice meal somewhere. I live 200 miles away from him and this is one of the first times I've been with him on father's day for YEARS so I'm really looking forward to catching up over some delicious food. All on me of course ;) I'll be getting him some Amazon vouchers too...can't go wrong with those, haha :)
ReplyDeleteBottle of Jack Daniels, chocs and socks!
ReplyDeletecoacoa beer
ReplyDeleteNothing cos he died, but will treat grandsons dad to a few beers
ReplyDeleteLicorice allsorts and chocolate
ReplyDeleteThe same as what I get him every year... a nice bottle of red wine!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGot a big hint for some D.V.D.'s so going with a selection for him.
ReplyDeleteA bottle of gin
ReplyDeleteMy dad died back in the 1990s and as we scattered him on the moors, there's no point in even buying flowers. Just as well, he wouldn't complained it was a waste of money.
ReplyDeleteSome liquor chocolates and money so he can get what he wants.
ReplyDeletei will be buying him a voucher so that he can pick a dvd of his choosing as he has so many that its best to let him pick
ReplyDeleteWe just do cards and Sunday lunch in our family.
ReplyDeleteI like to cook my dad a 3 course meal instead of giving him an actual gift! Will be starting off with italian meats, olives etc then lamb and all the trimmings and finishing off with bread and butter pudding.. all his faves!
ReplyDeletenot to sure yet probley some smellys again this year x
ReplyDeleteA bottle of something and some chocolate
ReplyDeletebottle of rum
ReplyDeleteSomething Toy Story, a chocolate bouquet that i'm making myself and taking him out for an all you can eat feast!
ReplyDeletesome nice aftershave, steam and xbox credit :)
ReplyDeleteI have absolutely no idea at the moment!
ReplyDeleteno idea yet! i really nee to get a move on!
ReplyDeleteA case of red wine
ReplyDeleteCase of ales :)
ReplyDeletenice t/shirts
ReplyDeleteNot a scooby!
ReplyDeleteFlowers to take to his grave :'( I'm entering this comp for my children
ReplyDeleteNot sure yet :)
ReplyDeleteDon't know yet - too early, i'm a man! :-)
ReplyDeleteI've got a gift set from boots, not very happy with it though as it seems a bit of a cope out lol
ReplyDelete@oneisjamie
normally make something for him from my daughter.
ReplyDeletekeeps saying a new smart TV.. some hope!
ReplyDeleteI will be getting my graddad some chocolate and his tour de france magazine.
ReplyDeleteA bottle of malt whisky
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