The sweetness of almond and the intensity of mint combine wonderfully to form a creamy, flavoursome mousse, contrasting with the dark chocolate coating. The intoxicating aroma of the mint rises into the sinuses to stimulate the olfactory sense.

This fusion of the two beans, coffee and cocoa, is much celebrated. A volcanic eruption of the two roasted ingredients, in a flowing caramel of the kind we know and love!

The homogeneity of the pine nut-based filling depends on a precise balance between the cocoa butter and the nut. Its crisp, pronounced flavour recalls that of the almond.

The taste buds come to life as they make contact with this blend of hazelnut paste and flower nectar, offset by a coating of dark chocolate. The surface texture of the chocolate recalls that of very tightly woven thread.

The clothing don’t make the praline!  Candied ginger enhances the ganache and gives it a slightly tangy and fruity taste, which nicely contrasts with the bitterness of the chocolate fondant.

This praline is not just shaped like a cocoa bean, it tastes like one too!  It all comes back to the chocolate fondant. The chocolate ganache intensity comes from the presence of pure cocoa powder, which will definitely please your palate.   

The milk chocolate covered ganache has been infused with Earl Grey tea to give it a slightly amber colour and a distinctive flavour.  This praline is the perfect breakfast or teatime accompaniment. 

The natural flavour of almonds combines with chocolate fondant to create a delicious praline that is a joy to eat.

As you bite through the praline, liquid chocolate caramel runs deliciously over the fine chocolate fondant.

As you bite into the praline, the liquid caramel, enriched with hints of delicately bitter orange, runs over the fine chocolate fondant.

The Breton origins of Sel de Guérande mingle with butter within this sweet casing.  The liquid caramel melts in the mouth to make a very sophisticated sweet.