Make the most of the great British summer with our tips on enjoying the perfect picnic. Whether you prefer a traditional teatime theme or a more rustic offering, there's no better time to get outside for an alfresco feast.
Our Practical Guide




Drinks & Sweet Treats
Decide what drinks you and your guests want to enjoy. On a hot day you may decide on a non-alcoholic elderflower presse, or if you pack a thermal flask, you can also enjoy a refreshing cup of tea. If you find yourself in a more celebratory mood, perhaps a bottle of fizz is in order? We suggest a little English Sparkling Wine, just remember to pack fluted glasses and drinks coolers to enjoy it at its best.
To round off the feast, share a selection of sweet treats, for example small cakes, petits fours, and traditional scones with jam and cream. Of course you'll need plenty of biscuits, particularly if you are serving tea.