 Luxury Chocolates: Luxury gift givers and chocolate lovers can rejoice as Patchi provides not only some of the world's finest chocolates, but pairs them with some of the most luxurious packaging available.
Since 1974, when Patchi chocolates was first established in Lebanon, it has spread its decadent delights to chic cities around the world, including Paris, London at Harrods, San Marino, Brunei, Dubai, Hong Kong, allowing the whole world to enjoy its exquisite product. Now, with the 2007 launch of www.patchi.us consumers in the United States and Canada can also enjoy quality chocolates and decadent packaging.
The Belgian-style chocolates are created using organic ingredients, high quality cocoa beans and nuts, with no additives or preservatives. Exotic fillings such as hazelnuts, pistachios, dates and Gianduja cream add a level of finesse and decadence to a menu consisting of over 40 varieties of chocolates.
The perfectly made chocolates are well known for their beautiful designs, which are inspired by the natural world.
Patchi packages its chocolates in exquisite porcelain or crystal plates and bowls, partnering with such brand names as Crystal de Sevres, Bulgari, Murano, Swarovski, among others. The high-quality ingredients paired with the lavish boxes, make the chocolates couture favors appropriate for any lavish event or occasion, from weddings to showers.
This month, Patchi is serving up its finest assortment ever, available exclusively at Harrod's. The box itself is wrapped with genuine leather and refined hand-made silk from India and China. Inside the box, each of the 49 hand-wrapped chocolates is placed on suede, and separated by gold and platinum linings. Each chocolate is decorated with gold and topped with a Swarowski crystal flower or hand made silk rose. To top it off, each box that is individually ordered comes with a customized box with a personalized message inscribed on the lid. With a £5,000 price tag, it's not a luxury gift that will be easily forgotten.
For LxM Carly Zinderman |
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