The high cocoa content of the chocolate brings out the sweet, subtle flavours of the wine in combination with the hazelnut. This chocolate is enlivened with an undulating, auburn design.

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.

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 rare product that is the truffle combines with dark chocolate to effortlessly create the most incredible merging of flavours. The ganache captures the particular fragrance of woodland and hazelnuts and has a wave shaped design. 

An “explosion of flavors” would be the nickname of the chocolate-flavored sweetness coating a ganache with speculoos, a "par excellence" specialty Belgian cookie.  Its taste is enhanced by a touch of cinnamon and brown sugar.

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.

The secret of praline is its crunch.  The hazelnut paste is as crunchy as the chocolate fondant is crispy.

The aroma of hazelnut will invade your senses from the very first bite.  At the same time the nutty flavour delicately joins the chocolate to create a taste sensation.

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.