Charbonnel et Walker

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Charbonnel et Walker is a British chocolatier established in 1875. The company is one of the oldest chocolatiers in Britain and is known for its luxurious chocolates and truffles. Charbonnel et Walker holds a Royal Warrant as chocolate manufacturers to Queen Elizabeth II.

History

Charbonnel et Walker was founded by Mrs. Walker and Madame Charbonnel, a French chocolatier from the esteemed Maison Boissier chocolate house in Paris. The company was established at the encouragement of Edward VII, then the Prince of Wales. The first shop was opened at 173 New Bond Street in London, where it remains to this day.

Products

Charbonnel et Walker is renowned for its high-quality chocolates, which are handmade using traditional methods. The product range includes:

• Truffles
• Chocolate bars
• Chocolate assortments
• Drinking chocolate

The company is particularly famous for its Pink Champagne Truffles, which are made with a blend of milk chocolate, butter, and Marc de Champagne, and dusted with powdered sugar.

Royal Warrant

Charbonnel et Walker has been granted a Royal Warrant as chocolate manufacturers to Queen Elizabeth II. This prestigious recognition is a testament to the quality and excellence of their products.

Locations

The flagship store of Charbonnel et Walker is located at 173 New Bond Street, London. The company also has a presence in various high-end department stores and luxury retailers across the United Kingdom and internationally.

See Also

• Chocolatier
• Royal Warrant
• Edward VII
• Queen Elizabeth II

Related Pages

• List of chocolate manufacturers
• History of chocolate in the United Kingdom
• Luxury goods