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225 Faubourg, 52 François 1er, 8 Madeleine, 19 Sèvres... life takes you from one Parisian neighborhood to the next, with unexpected encounters and taste experiences along the way. With his “Bonjour Paris” collection, Nicolas Cloiseau transforms iconic locations into four indulgent recipes: Chic and ultra-dark, Madagascar brings us the intensity of a 74% cocoa ganache, unusually rich and black as night. An unlikely match encloses 80% cocoa dark ganache within a silky chocolate almond paste. Cashew praliné is tantalizingly unexpected to the tastebuds. Mara des Bois strawberries mingle with chocolate in a tangy and chocolatey strawberry milkshake sensation. These are the flavors of this Parisian rendez-vous dedicated to chocolate lovers.
Taste our chocolates at a room temperature of 20 °C. Accompany your tasting with mineral water, to let the flavours of the chocolate express themselves at their best. You can store our chocolates in a dry and cool place (18°C) in their original packaging, or in the tray at the bottom of your fridge, after protecting your box in a paper or plastic bag (in the latter case, take the chocolates out 30 minutes before tasting them).
Did you know that all our collections are designed more than a year in advance, just like fashion? For our Valentine’s Day collections, we love to pay tribute to our Parisian heritage to give all gourmets something to dream about. 225 rue Saint-Honoré is where the Maison’s heart beats, but the whole city of Paris has an appetite for our chocolate. Nicolas Cloiseau sees the most romantic day of the year as an opportunity to touch the heart of our creations. This is why all our Valentine’s Day collections are built around a principle close to Robert Linxe’s heart: each assortment must contain a plain ganache to “cleanse” the palate while tasting.