A limited-edition lithograph created from one of HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales watercolour paintings showing a view of Beinn a' Bhùird, part of the Cairngorm mountains in Scotland.

The Lithograph is limited to an edition of one hundred. Each lithograph is individually numbered, signed, and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

His Majesty has painted several views of Beinn a' Bhùird, one of many watercolours of his favourite views in Scotland; this one was painted in April, before the snow on the high ground had melted.

Beinn a' Bhùird is the eleventh highest mountain in Britain, a vast high plateau in the eastern Cairngorms.

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The Laphroaig 12-year-old single malt whisky is selected and bottled exclusively for Highgrove and presented in a beautifully engraved FSC-certified wooden gift box, making it a fantastic present for collectors and whisky connoisseurs.

This ruby port is deliciously succulent and rounded with a rich, long finish, with layers of plum and cherry on the palate and comes presented in a beautifully engraved FSC-certified wooden gift box, perfect for gifting.

Enjoy a unique taste of Highgrove with this gin and glasses gift set. Comprising of a bottle of Highgrove organic garden botanical gin and a pair of our exclusive Highgrove glass barrel tumblers, both are presented beautifully in a gold gift box, with luxury sateen lining.

Warm the heart of any whisky drinker with this whisky and glasses gift set. Comprising of a bottle of Highgrove’s Laphroaig 12-year-old single malt whisky and a pair of our exclusive Highgrove glass tumblers, they are beautifully presented in a gold gift box, with luxury sateen lining.

Make any sparkling wine lovers day with this boxed set of Highgrove Cuvée Champagne and Sparkling English Rosé. Produced in France and created especially for Highgrove by Laurent-Perrier, our Cuvée Champagne is a fine example of a dry, fruity Champagne from the Marne region. Created by the acclaimed Herbert Hall Winery, our beautifully delicate Sparkling English Rosé is a limited-edition Cuvée produced using a blend of sustainably harvested grapes and features aromas of wild strawberries and peach blossom - always a treat!

Beautifully packaged in a gold gift box with gold foil Highgrove feathers logo, this gift set makes a unique and original present for any celebration.

Please note: purchasing or attempting to purchase alcohol is strictly prohibited and considered an offence if you are under the legal drinking age. Please see 'Alcohol Delivery' on our Delivery & Returns page for more information.

Please note: This gift set contains organic products and cannot be shipped to Europe. For more information, please see our International Delivery page.

A wonderful gift for any wine lover, this boxed set of two classic Highgrove wines will take you on a journey through France’s wine region. Produced exclusively for Highgrove from 100% organic grapes, this gift set contains a bottle of Mâcon Davayé white wine and Côtes du Rhône red wine.

Highgrove Champagne Cuvée, created exclusively for Highgrove by the renowned Champagne house Laurent‑Perrier, is a refined brut Champagne ideal for special occasions and gifting. Produced in France, Highgrove Champagne is beautifully balanced, versatile as an apéritif, and perfect for serving on its own or in a Kir Royale.

Raise a glass and toast to our wonderfully fresh and fruity Highgrove Organic Prosecco. It is perfect for celebrating a special occasion or simply for when the need for bubbles occurs.

Famous for being one of the most richly flavoured malt scotch whiskies, the Laphroaig 12-year-old single malt whisky is selected and bottled exclusively for Highgrove. Distilled from Scottish malt barley it is grown in Inverness-shire and matured in a single, individually numbered, first-use Bourbon cask, each hand-selected by the Malt Master.

Enjoy a unique taste of Highgrove with our exclusive gin, crafted using heritage grains grown at Highgrove and distilled by an artisan producer in Oxford. Inspired by the botanicals grown in the gardens at Highgrove, this beautifully bright gin offers delicate notes of lemon verbena, thyme and rosemary, creating a wonderfully fresh aroma and flavour.

This organic ruby port is deliciously succulent and rounded with a rich long finish, with layers of plum and cherry on the palate. The grapes are sourced from the first organically certified vineyard in the Douro Valley, Portugal.

A unique recipe suffused with organic ginger, sweetened and fortified with pure spirit, this organic ginger liqueur has been specially selected and bottled for His Majesty The King. The organic ginger liqueur is a delicious warming drink best served neat, or for an extraordinary cocktail, add a dash to a glass of Champagne.

A limited-edition Artist-Proof lithograph created from one of HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales watercolour paintings portraying one of The King's favourite views around the Highgrove Gardens.

The handsome 200-year-old Cedar of Lebanon was one of the reasons that The King was so interested in Highgrove as his country residence. The 18-metre tree dominated the garden and imparted a friendly atmosphere to the house, with its huge dark emerald green plates of foliage, whilst its spreading limbs provided shade for the Terrace. Sadly, the tree began to decay and with huge regret and a heavy heart, the decision was taken to fell it. It was too large to be removed completely so His Majesty decided to raise a building over the butt of the cedar to celebrate its life. Mark Hoare was commissioned as the designer and the Tetbury church spire was used as the inspiration. One of the lower branches was retained and a hole was left in the roof for a self-sown oak sampling to grow through and provide a living ceiling for the structure, painted by HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales in February 2012.

This limited-edition lithograph showing the back of the Castle of Mey, looking over the Pentland Firth towards the Orkney Islands, was reproduced from the original watercolour painted by His Majesty King Charles III.

His Majesty painted a number of Royal Residences. The Castle of Mey is the most northerly castle in mainland Scotland and was built by George, the 4th Earl of Caithness, in the 16th century. It was purchased by HM Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, in 1952 who arranged the restoration of the castle and its gardens and parklands. In 1996 the Queen Mother transferred the castle, estate and nearby farm to a trust she had formed to secure their future.

The lithograph is limited to an edition of one hundred. Each lithograph is individually numbered, and signed by His Majesty after he became King, and it comes with a certificate of authenticity.

A limited-edition Artist-Proof lithograph from an original watercolour by HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales - ‘Balmoral’. His Majesty has painted many watercolours of his favourite views in Scotland, including the front view of Balmoral in 1991. Set amongst the magnificent scenery of the Scottish Highlands, Balmoral has been the private home of the Royal Family since it was built for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in 1856.

A limited-edition Artist-Proof lithograph created from one of HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales watercolour paintings, and this is one of his favourite views in Scotland, he painted Alltnaguibhsaich Lodge in 2016.

The Lithograph is limited to an edition of one hundred. Each lithograph is individually numbered, signed, and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

This house, named after the stream which tumbles down the slopes of the mountain Lochnagar to join Glen Muick, stands on a small hill overlooking the northern end of Loch Muick. The original cottage on the site was enlarged by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert to accommodate themselves and the smallest possible household, as a retreat and base for mountain expeditions. They first stayed there on 30 August 1849 and used it for brief stays until 1861, but happy memories of those times were too poignant for the Queen ever to stay overnight after the Prince's death.