List of chocolatiers

Introduction

A chocolatier is a person or company who makes or sells chocolate. This article provides a list of notable chocolatiers from around the world.

List of Chocolatiers

A

• Amedei - An Italian chocolatier known for its single-origin bars.
• André's Confiserie Suisse - A Swiss chocolatier based in Kansas City.

B

• Bernachon - A French chocolatier, famous for its ganache-filled chocolates.
• Burdick Chocolate - An American chocolatier based in New Hampshire.

C

• Cadbury - A British multinational confectionery company.
• Chocolaterie Robert - A chocolatier based in Madagascar known for its single-origin chocolate.

D

• Dandelion Chocolate - A small-batch chocolatier based in San Francisco.
• Divine Chocolate - A British fair trade chocolate company.

E

• El Rey - A Venezuelan chocolatier known for its single-origin chocolate.
• Endangered Species Chocolate - An American company that donates a portion of their profits to conservation efforts.

F

• Ferrero SpA - An Italian manufacturer of branded chocolate.
• Fran's Chocolates - An American chocolatier based in Seattle.

G

• Ghirardelli Chocolate Company - An American chocolatier based in San Francisco.
• Godiva Chocolatier - A Belgian manufacturer of premium chocolates and related products.

H

• Hotel Chocolat - A British chocolatier and cocoa grower.
• Hershey's - One of the largest chocolate manufacturers in the world.

I

• Icam - An Italian chocolatier known for its organic and fair trade chocolate.
• Island Chocolates - A Canadian chocolatier based in Prince Edward Island.

J

• Jacques Torres Chocolate - A chocolatier based in New York City.
• J.D. Gross - A German chocolatier known for its high-quality chocolate.

K

• Kinder Chocolate - An Italian brand of chocolate.
• Knipschildt - An American chocolatier based in Connecticut.

L

• Lindt & Sprüngli - A Swiss chocolatier and confectionery company.
• Leonidas (chocolate maker) - A Belgian chocolate company.

M

• Mars, Incorporated - An American global manufacturer of confectionery.
• Milka - A Swiss brand of chocolate confection.

N

• Nestlé - A Swiss multinational food and drink processing conglomerate.
• Neuhaus - A notable Belgian chocolatier.

O

• Oialla - A Danish chocolatier known for its organic and fair trade chocolate.
• Original Beans - A Dutch chocolatier known for its single-origin chocolate.

P

• Pacari - An Ecuadorian chocolatier known for its single-origin chocolate.
• Pierre Marcolini - A Belgian chocolatier known for its high-quality chocolate.

Q

• Quality Street - A popular British selection of individual wrapped chocolates.

R

• Ritter Sport - A brand of chocolate from the Alfred Ritter GmbH & Co. KG.
• Rococo Chocolates - A British chocolatier known for its organic chocolate.

S

• Scharffen Berger Chocolate Maker - An American chocolate maker based in Berkeley, California.
• See's Candies - An American manufacturer and distributor of candy, particularly chocolates.

T

• Taza Chocolate - An American chocolatier known for its stone ground chocolate.
• Toblerone - A Swiss chocolate bar brand.

U

• UliMana - An American chocolatier known for its raw and organic chocolate.

V

• Valrhona - A French premium chocolate manufacturer.
• Vosges Haut-Chocolat - An American chocolatier based in Chicago.

W

• Whittaker's - A New Zealand-based chocolate manufacturer.
• Willie's Cacao - A British chocolatier known for its single-origin chocolate.

X

• Xocolatl de David - An American chocolatier based in Portland, Oregon.

Y

• Yorkie - A chocolate bar made by Nestlé.

Z

• Zotter Schokoladen Manufaktur - An Austrian chocolatier known for its organic and fair trade chocolate.

See Also

• Chocolate
• History of chocolate
• Types of chocolate
• Chocolate industry