This week, HRH the Prince of Wales will open the third Highgrove shop on Milsom Street, Bath. Set in a Grade I listed townhouse the shop will stock the Highgrove collection of food, lifestyle and garden products, all from ethical and sustainable sources and many made by British artisans and craftsmen. All profits from the sales go to The Prince of Wales's Charities Foundation.
The Prince of Wales bought the Highgrove estate in Gloucestershire in 1980 and it is from here that much of the seasonal produce for the organic foods is sourced, and where the inspiration for the collections originate.
The shop in Bath will carry an exclusive limited edition range of cedar wood gifts, crafted from the Cedar of Lebanon tree that once stood at the top of the Thyme walk in the garden at Highgrove. Christine Prescott, CEO of Highgrove Enterprises said, ‘This is an opportunity for us to increase the awareness of HRH The Prince of Wales's Charities Foundation, which receives all profits from the sale of our products'.
The shop will open its doors in Wednesday, June 9, 2010
The Highgrove Shop, Bath 38, Milsom Street, Bath, Avon, BA1 1DN (01225 445125; www.highgroveshop.com) Opening hours: 9.30am - 5.30pm Monday to Friday, 9.30am - 6.00 pm Saturday, 10.30am - 5.00pm Sunday
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