The Bourbon biscuit was first produced in 1910 by Peek Freans. Named after the European royal house, its design and chocolate filling appealed to a growing taste for refined yet af...
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Description
The Bourbon biscuit was first produced in 1910 by Peek Freans. Named after the European royal house, its design and chocolate filling appealed to a growing taste for refined yet affordable luxuries. Such biscuits became emblematic of British teatime, a tradition shaped by Victorian social customs and sustained through the 20th century. Presented in a decorative tin, this assortment honours a legacy of craftsmanship and conviviality at the heart of domestic culture.
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Size & Additional Information
Tin: 4 x 26 x 14cm
Net weight: 400g
Contains gluten (wheat)
May also contain milk, soya
Suitable for vegetarians, not suitable for vegans
Made in Britain
Net weight: 400g
Contains gluten (wheat)
May also contain milk, soya
Suitable for vegetarians, not suitable for vegans
Made in Britain
DELIVERY & RETURNS
Reviews
Overall product rating 4.5/5
By Ms Charlotte Wing
30 March 2026
GBR
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It was exactly the same as the photo delivery was very quick
Would definately recommend
22 March 2026
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This is a gift for my Nephew as he is crazy about bourbon biscuits. The idea of the tin as a bourbon biscuit will please him no end.
15 March 2026
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Fun tin
15 March 2026
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Nice tin and a good size - bought for my partner who's a bourbon biscuit lover! Great tin but biscuits were a bit too sweet - not his favourite (bourbons)!
By Mrs Patricia Bolton
21 February 2026
GBR
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What a fabulous way to serve biscuits to guests. The tin is great & the biscuits just yummy. Contents can be replaced easily & the tin is quite a talking point.
01 February 2026
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Novelty tin, but only contained biscuits worth about one pound! The biscuits do not fill the tin. Some of the interior is taken up with cardboard!
