Our High-Low Card Game is lots of fun and a chance to win some great prizes, from our own range and our many hand-picked partners.
There are three chances to play each day and new prizes every month. Simply decide whether the next card is higher or lower – pick correctly five times and you’re in the draw…
There’s nothing quite like a cosy November evening with a hot water bottle and warm slippers. This month, we’ve teamed up with Catherine Tough to give two lucky winners a little extra comfort, with both prizes in a pattern of their choice. Though our grandmother Ivy was never one to shy away from hard work, we have a sneaking suspicion she’d have appreciated her home comforts at the end of a long day. Fancy a little extra comfort this season? Try your luck now!

After graduating from the Royal College of Art, Catherine Tough set out to bring heritage crafts into playful, modern accessories. Twenty years on, her team creates thoughtful gifts inspired by nature, travel and unexpected colour combinations, using ethically sourced materials and producing collections in Scotland, Portugal and East London.


1. Looking at the first card, decide whether the next card will be higher or lower in value. (Please note that Aces can be high or low - so they can both be higher than a King and then lower than a 2.)
2. If you guess correctly, play again for the next card until you have successfully guessed all the cards.
3. If you guess correctly, you’ll be entered into our monthly prize draw for the chance to win.
4. If you guess incorrectly then the round is over. Why not try again?
5. You can play three times each day. Good luck!
Read the T&Cs here

Ivy’s Reserve was created by our grandmother, a pioneer cheesemaker, talented cook, countrywoman and nature-lover. A century later, her Cheddar and butter have won countless awards and are now enjoyed around the world.
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