Wine subscription service Good Pair Days makes discovering new wines fun, basing selections on individual taste profiles. Available as a one-off box or ongoing membership, this is a perfect gift for budding wine lovers, and, best of all – it’s yours at the click of a button.

Gift an avid gardener a full year of happy pottering. An annual membership with The Diggers Club – both the $75 Seedling tier, or $95 Heirloom – gives them up to 40 percent off, member-exclusive seeds, access to the foundation’s historic gardens and five seasonal magazines over the course of the year.

For a loved one who loves turning up the heat, spice up their life with a 6- or 12-month gift subscription for curated boxes of small-batch hot sauces from Mat’s Hot Shop. Every three months, they’ll receive three different speciality hot sauces from one of Australia’s biggest stockists.

If you don’t happen to be in the exact vicinity of Australia’s southernmost cheesery, Bruny Island Cheese offers monthly bundles of its award-winning cheese, shipped nationally. Starting at $109.95 per delivery, you can make a cheeselover’s Christmas with a one-off, 3-, 6- or 12-month subscription shipped to anywhere in Australia, or let them choose with an e-gift card.

For the highly caffeinated, the pre-paid Coffee Subscription from Melbourne speciality roasters ST. ALi delivers roasts straight to the door, with 3-, 6- or 12-month subscriptions available (and 10 percent off right now).

Avid cooks will love Goldi’s Tin Subscription: 3L of extra virgin olive oil from the family-run Australian makers in an eco- friendly tin, with a steel funnel on the first delivery. Deliveries can be anywhere from monthly up to every 5 months, and can be paused, skipped or cancelled on demand.

As well as its core ceramics range in endlessly collectible colours, Mud Australia has crafted festive keepsakes that will give years of joy. From $55 each, each handmade ceramic ornament is hung with a bell that jingles softly as it sways. The ceramicist has seven stores up the east coast trading up to close Christmas Eve.

A packet of Haigh’s makes the ultimate stocking stuffer. The beloved chocolatier is offering extended trading hours at its 22 retail stores nationally in the lead-up to Christmas, with gift wrapping available in-store.

Share a cuppa this Christmas with the wide range of gift packs on offer at T2. Our pick is the T2 and Robert Gordon Ritualist Herbal Loose Leaf Gift Pack ($75), which features three loose-leaf herbal blends with a keepsake mug by Melbourne ceramist Robert Gordon. Same-day click and collect is still available up to Christmas Eve at the tea boutique’s dozens of locations, with some stores offering same-day delivery up to the 23rd, and if all else fails digital gift guides can be sent direct to inbox.

You can’t ever go far wrong with a nice bottle, particularly of the sparkling variety. To mark the end of 2025, Moët & Chandon has released its signature Moët Impérial Brut and Moët Imperial Rosé in a limited-edition festive cherry red, currently available at select Dan Murhpy’s stores and independent bottleshops nationally.

Perfect for lovers of the golden dram, Glenmorangie has packaged up its 12 Year Old Scotch Whisky, which claimed gold at the 2024 World Whiskies Awards, into a gift pack with two collectible branded rocks glasses. You’ll find it in-store at select Dan Murphy’s and bottleshops now, $98.99.

Sometimes a sweet gesture is all it takes. Messina‘s gift vouchers are available from any one of Messina’s 30-odd stores across Australia, as well as at the click of ‘add to cart’ online, and can be redeemed at any Messina, at the online store, as well as the Shadow Baking and Erin restaurant in Marrickville, NSW.

For that one family member who wants for nothing – in lieu of a gift they’ll have to act all excited about, buy an OzHarvest an e-card that will provide meals to those in need. $1 = 2 meals.