Set sail with Haigh’s Chocolates 2026 Father’s Day range

Haigh's new Father's Day collection features rum-infused chocolates, salted crisps and honey macadamias, all wrapped in nautical style.

If you’re already thinking about what to get Dad this Father’s Day, Haigh’s Chocolates has just made your job a whole lot easier. Their 2026 range is inspired by seafaring flavours, classic blue-and-white stripes and the kind of luxury sailing motifs that make everything feel a bit more special.

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Whether your dad is a dark chocolate devotee, a milk chocolate fan or someone who just really appreciates good Australian-made treats, there’s something in this collection worth wrapping up.

New to the range

Dark Rum Chocolate

This limited-edition number features a smooth milk chocolate ganache and biscuit centre infused with Australian-made rum, all finished in rich dark chocolate. You can grab it loose from the chocolate cabinet or pick up one of two boxed gift options.

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Milk Salted Crunch Block

Think crunchy sea-salted potato crisp pieces embedded in premium milk chocolate. It’s that sweet-salty combination that’s hard to stop eating. You can buy it on its own or find it tucked inside the Seafaring Spirit Hamper alongside a selection of Haigh’s classics.

Milk Honey Roasted Macadamias

Whole Australian-grown macadamias, dry-roasted with sweet honey and enrobed in generous layers of milk chocolate. If Dad loves nuts and chocolate together, this one’s a winner.

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Where to find it

The 2026 Father’s Day range will be available in all Haigh’s stores in Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra, as well as online from August 11.

For more information:

haighschocolates.com.au

 

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