Chocolate of a crackly appearance surrounding a delicious ganache of Toulouse violet. The geometric form of the chocolate recalls the shape of the top of Juliette’s nose.

As you bite into Juliette’s dark eye, all the fresh flavours of Spring are released. The lily of the valley ganache melts in the mouth and brings the taste buds to life.

Carefully measured amounts of rose fragrance have been added by master chocolatiers to satisfy the most discerning palates. Crystallised Damask rose petals add a pleasant surprise as the chocolate is enjoyed.

As one of the benefits of anis is stimulation of the appetite, the sweetness of the chocolate can be enjoyed before a meal. Its fine and pervasive flavour will also aid with digestive problems.

A chocolate with very pronounced, geometrical patterning, containing a thick, pure hazelnut paste. The paste is flavoured with honey and a wide variety of flowers.

Dark chocolate coating a thick and pure hazelnut paste, supplemented with light notes of orange and mint. It can be leisurely enjoyed after a meal (accompanying coffee).The design on the chocolate recalls an oriental arabesque.

According to legend, Xocolatl, the language of the gods, was whispered in Romeo’s ear, and was a language he alone seemed to understand…the intensity of the chocolate is due to the presence of pure cocoa powder, assaulting the palate.

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!

Once bitten, the aroma of the hazelnuts literally takes possession of the nostrils. Simultaneously, the whole flavour of the hazelnut delicately permeates the chocolate, arousing the senses.

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.