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.

A chocolate evocative of a shining head of golden hair, giving way to a subtle blend of chocolate and jasmine.

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.

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!

The naturally sweet flavour of the orange ganache contrasts with the discrete presence of the fruit’s bitterness and acidity. The milk chocolate coating further accentuates the sweetness.

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 dense hazelnut paste filling introduces sweet and soft flavors which slightly remind one of honey and acacia flowers.  It is made even better by a chocolate fondant coating.  This praline characterizes perfection, with its perfectly spaced lines complementing its sleek design.  

While eating this treat its flavors are progressively released into your mouth. The unmistakable taste of milk chocolate is sublimated by a firm coffee ganache. This one is enriched with the fine taste of caramel. This is the “Crescendo” praline.

Most recognizable of all spices thanks to its particular aroma, cinnamon enhances the white chocolate praline.  It gives the ganache a powerful taste.

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 fruity raspberry flavor boosts the chocolate fondant and enhances the taste of it.  This ganache is naturally a little sweet and fleshy.

Thyme brings out the flavour of the white chocolate ganache and adds slightly spicy and bitter notes.  It is reinforced by the addition of whole thyme leaves.