About Gourmet Basket
Gourmet Basket is an Australian online retailer that specialises in curated gourmet food, wine, pamper, and baby gift hampers, delivering Australia-wide from its base in Belrose, New South Wales. They assemble premium products from well-known Australian and international brands into themed gift boxes for occasions such as birthdays, corporate events, Christmas, new baby arrivals, sympathy, and thank-you gifts. Orders are placed via their website, gourmetbasket.com.au, where customers can choose from pre-made hampers or build custom baskets, add personalised gift messages, and select preferred delivery dates and shipping options.
A charge from “Gourmet Basket,” “GOURMETBASKET.COM.AU,” or similar wording on your bank or card statement typically relates to a one-time online purchase of a gift hamper or related add-ons (e.g., wine upgrades, same-day or express delivery, gift cards, or corporate branding). There is no standard subscription program for most customers, but businesses may have recurring corporate orders or scheduled gifts that can appear as repeated charges on a monthly or seasonal basis. You might also see a pending or slightly different amount briefly due to payment gateway currency checks or authorization holds when your order is first processed; these usually settle to the final invoice amount once the order is confirmed and dispatched.
If you don’t recognise a Gourmet Basket charge, start by searching your email (and spam folder) for order confirmations or shipping notifications from gourmetbasket.com.au, or ask family members or colleagues if they arranged a gift using your card. Log into your Gourmet Basket account, if you created one, to view order history and tax invoices, or use their website’s order-tracking tools with your email and order number. For unresolved questions, contact Gourmet Basket customer service via the contact form or live chat on gourmetbasket.com.au, or by phone during Australian business hours; have the exact charge amount, date, and the last four digits of the card ready so they can quickly locate the transaction. Common issues—such as duplicate orders, incorrect amounts, or delivery changes—are usually handled by adjusting the order, issuing a partial or full refund, or rescheduling delivery in line with their published terms and conditions.