Fortnum & Mason Cashback Offers & Discounts

Whether you are planning a party or just fancy treating yourself to a bottle for dinner, you will find wines, Champagnes and spirits handpicked from the finest winemakers and producers at Fortnum and Mason.

As well as vintage Champagne and sparkling wine, you will find classic red, white, rose and dark tipples from France, Australia, Italy and New Zealand which are sure to go with your chosen menu, as well as dessert and fortified wine options.

Take a look at the Grower of the Month, while if you love a good deal, you could get 10% off cases, while you might also find special offers and great discounts in the bin end Fortnum and Mason sale.

If it is spirits or beer you are looking for, you can bag yourself a bottle of malt whisky which is 25 years old, gin, vodka, cognac or one of their winter spirits pairings, which will keep you warm on those cold nights, while they have an impressive collection of liqueurs too. Their beers, meanwhile, include Fortnum's India Pale Ale and English pilsner. There are plenty of alcohol gift ideas if you are buying for a special occasion.

The Fortnum and Mason homeware collection is packed full of stunning pieces which will look great in any space.

If you are shopping for tableware, you will find everything from teapots, mugs and teacups to infusers, plates and cake stands, with China collections available including Halcyon Days, Rory Dobner and Cloverleaf.

If you want to enhance your dining experience, they sell butter dishes, tea towels, while there are tea and wine accessories too, including strainers, wine coolers and glasses. If you love your home fragrances, you will find a selection of scented candles, while if you enjoy eating out, you can pick up a traditional wicker picnic hamper and accessories like flasks and rugs.

If you are looking for the perfect present, you are sure to find something for any occasion online at Fortnum and Mason — from handmade chocolates and personalised Champagne to dazzling jewellery.

Whether you are shopping for Valentine's Day, a birthday or anniversary, you can browse gifts for her, gifts for men or something for the home and discover presents which are both original and luxurious. If you are shopping for the lady in your life, why not treat her to some perfume which is exclusive to Fortnum's?

Take a look at their range of bath & body sets include lotions, creams and body oils. Shop for pomegranate rose beauty products and skincare essentials such as night cream, while if they love their fashion accessories, you will find handbags, purses, scarves and hats.

If you want to buy her some jewellery, you can choose from charms, pendants, bracelets, necklaces and earrings, while there are travel accessories ranging from wash bags and eye masks to passport covers for jet-setters. There are men's fragrances too, as well as grooming products like razor sets, while their collection of accessories includes wallets, cufflinks, watches, socks and tech. Browse books and stationery, as well as tea gifts, while if you can't decide, you can always treat them to a gift card.

The Fortnum's story can be traced back to 1705.

The Fortnum family had arrived in London as high-class builders tasked with reinvigorating Mayfair in the wake of the Great Fire. Hugh Mason had a small store in St James's Market and a spare room, which was taken by William Fortnum, who was a footman in Queen Anne's household.

Ideally situated for travellers heading west, the business decided to create food which was easily portable for long distance journeys, and they created the world's first scotch egg. With the business of sending mail open to anyone, they also decided to become a post office in 1794, provided letterboxes which were collected six times a day. This arrangement lasted until 1839, when the General Post Office was founded.

Leading the trend in ready to eat luxury foods, they won first prize as importers of dried fruits and dessert goods at London's Great Exhibition of 1851, while 1886 saw them introduce Heinz baked beans to Britain. They supplied the 1922 Everest expedition with 60 tins of quail in foie gras and four dozen bottles of Champagne, while the 1930s saw them open sports and contemporary decorating departments.

In 1955, they launched The Fountain, one of the most exciting restaurants in London, while 1964 saw the now famous Fortnum's clock added to the frontage of their Piccadilly store. Jumping ahead a few decades, they launched their first online store in 1999, selling just hampers, which made them a truly global brand. In 2012, Queen Elizabeth II, accompanied by the Duchess of Cornwall and the Duchess of Cambridge, opened their Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon, while the decade also saw them open stores in Heathrow Terminal 5 and on the concourse at St Pancras International station.