Biscuiteers’ £65 Advent Luxe Biscuit Tin hides 24 hand-iced circus biscuits behind its doors

Biscuiteers has turned its 2026 advent tin into a circus. The Advent Luxe Biscuit Tin costs £65 and holds 24 hand-iced vanilla biscuits, one behind each door, from lions and elephants to drums, a big top and a “Show” sign. On 9 November 2026, it was in stock on the official site.

What is inside the Biscuiteers advent tin?

• 24 vanilla biscuits, each hand-iced with a circus character or prop.
• About 240g of biscuits in total, according to the product page.
• A square-edged keepsake tin measuring 17.5cm x 10.5cm x 7.5cm, designed like a circus wagon.
• Up to nine months’ shelf life on arrival, the brand says, so it can be ordered well before 1 December.

Biscuiteers says its biscuits are hand-iced by artists at its Ministry of Biscuits in London. That works out at about £2.71 a biscuit, which is gift pricing rather than a supermarket chocolate calendar.

The fabric calendar has already sold out

The tin was designed to pair with a limited-edition Biscuiteers x Graham and Green fabric advent calendar, with 24 pockets for the biscuits. On 9 November, the Graham and Green calendar (£75) and the £140 bundle with the tin were both shown as unavailable in the advent collection. If you wanted the full set, it is the tin only for now.

A smaller option: the Twelve Days tin

For a shorter countdown, the Twelve Days Of Christmas Luxe Biscuit Tin was also available at £55 on the same day.

Delivery

The product page says the tin can be delivered next day if ordered before 4pm, seven days a week, and that you can choose a later delivery date up to six months ahead. The site banner offers free UK next day delivery on orders of £60 or more, so the £65 tin qualifies on its own.

Our take

This is an advent calendar for people who like their treats to look like decorations. It is not the cheapest way to count down, but the circus theme is charming, the tin is reusable, and the long shelf life means it can be posted to someone early. The one disappointment is the fabric calendar selling out, because the biscuits look best in its pockets.

See the Biscuiteers Advent Luxe Biscuit Tin, or see our Hotel Chocolat advent calendars 2026 guide for a chocolate alternative.