
Roast
Beans roasted low and slow, each origin to its own curve.
A family chocolaterie since 1979, still tempering every batch by hand.
It began with one marble slab in a Saint-Honore courtyard and a recipe for a dark truffle that is still on the counter today.
We roast beans from five growers we visit, conche them slowly and temper every batch by hand. Nothing leaves the atelier that we would not give to our own family.
Clemence ArnaudHead Chocolatier


Five origins roasted in the atelier, so every bar tastes of the place it grew.
Tempered on marble, piped and capped by hand, in batches small enough to watch.
Raspberries in June, chestnut in November: the counter follows the year.
From the roaster to the box, each bonbon passes through five pairs of hands. This is the week behind one piece.

Beans roasted low and slow, each origin to its own curve.

Seventy-two hours of stirring until the chocolate turns silk.

On marble, by hand, for the snap and the gloss.

Painted shells, ganache piped at the right warmth.

Capped, rested a night, boxed and tied with ribbon.