Inside you'll find a selection of chutneys, jams, biscuits, teas and more – including several doors hiding miniature alcohol, from English cassis to Christmas gin, and an extra-special treat for Christmas Eve. This is the only calendar we've seen that you can fully personalise – perfect if you know exactly what you want.

A full-size tin is hidden behind each door, including bolognese seasoning, pizza topping and banana bread seasoning, with a QR code on each door for recipe inspiration. One of the top toys for this Christmas, the CoComelon JJ Interactive doll, is already sold out across major retailers. Most chocolate Advent calendars reveal the same behind every door, but this Hershey's calendar has three different styles of cookies 'n' creme chocolate to open, including a mini bar for Christmas Eve. There are plenty of biscuits – including cranberry crumbles and demerara shortbread – but there’s lots more to discover, with hot chocolate, sweets, jam, cheesy crackers, prosecco and fudge all involved. There's a compostable pod behind each window up until Christmas Eve, then two pods of their limited-edition festive blend for sharing on Christmas Day.We'll be adding plenty more calendars to this round-up as the season continues and we discover new launches.

As many Britons missed out on their usual festivities, the holiday is expected to be bigger and better this year. The large calendar will be a centrepiece in front of the mantelpiece all month, and it can easily be reused next year. Instead of a Christmas hamper, splash out on this truly decadent Advent calendar to make all of December feel special. There are classic flavours (such as caramel and double chocolate) and festive spins, including candy cane and buck's fizz. Discover 12 still wines (red, white and rosé) and 12 sparkling, including four non-alcoholic bottles.

One for the gym nut trying to stick to a healthy routine during December, it's filled with a protein bar to open each day. There's a varied selection of Maoam sweets included inside, from the classic stripes, to chewy blocks and sour pinballs. Behind each door is a chocolate square in one of four flavours: salted caramel, sea salt dark chocolate, Colombian milk or dark gingerbread chocolate.

Back in 2020, Twitter user Lish Kelly wrote: “Just a heads up, anyone who has a celebrations advent calendar and was disheartened that day one was a Bounty, well guess what… I got peckish and went to eat day two a few hours early and that’s a Bounty too. The most expensive calendar on our list this year, this is definitely a luxury, but it's a memorable treat from the beginning. Here’s a classic filled with mini chocolates in fun festive shapes, and Hotel Chocolat also offers variations for dark, white or even unique caramel chocolate or nutmilk (made with hazelnuts) for vegans. What stood out to us was the generous size of the contents within each of the 25 drawers (no miniatures here), plus the variety – from jam and chutney to tea, coffee, chocolates and even homewares with a candle and Christmas decorations.To get people in the Christmas spirit, the drinks come in colourful cups designed with a Christmas setting. We would have loved a little more mystery and excitement, but still, this calendar does deliver intrigue in new flavours of gin and we liked the smart stripy packaging.