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Premium Chocolate from the Best European Chocolatiers

Premium Chocolate from the Best European Chocolatiers

Premium Chocolate from the Best European Chocolatiers

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An alluring aphrodisiac impossible to resist, chocolate is one of the world’s greatest temptresses. It is the ultimate comfort food; studies even show that it works against depression. In European metropolises, ever more luxurious chocolatiers are catering to the demands of the masses. Combined with expensive wines, chocolate blogs, and pricey chocolate internet shops, high-end chocolate is quickly gaining new heights of social status. Discover some of the world’s finest chocolate brands

Author: Sabine Henkel

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Amedei, Italy»

Amedei, Italy

Using only the best-quality cacao beans from around the world, Italian company Amedei combines a passion for chocolate and the hig

Valrhona, France

French company Valrhona is a shining star among chocolatiers, an institution in the industry whose products are coveted by private

Hachez, Germany

It’s not “chocolate” and it’s not “chocolat”.

Galler, Belgian Royal Warrant Holder

One of the most successful Belgian chocolateries, Galler is a true member of nobility in the world of chocolate manufacturing.

Domori, Italy

Written under the Domori logo are simply the words “Cacao Cult”.

Michel Cluizel, France

A refined taste distinguishes this chocolatier from Normandy, whose first-class “lers Crus de Plantation” chocolate line is capabl

Dolfin, Belgium

The master of Belgian chocolateries, Dolfin continues to pleasantly surprise chocolate-lovers with its innovative creations.

Cailler, Switzerland

Switzerland’s oldest chocolatier, the Cailler brand is known not only in the Alpine region but throughout the world.

Bonnat, France

French chocolatier Bonnat has been refining its chocolate production techniques for four generations.

Caffarel, Italy

Traditional handiwork combined with the most modern of production processes is the base for the long-standing success of the Turin