Established in 1857, Neuhaus is a long-established maker of original Belgian chocolates, with its flagship store in the Galeries de la Reine in Brussels, Belgium, for over 160 years. Our Maître Chocolatiers craft their chocolates using carefully selected ingredients. For Valentine's Day 2021, we're introducing a pairing box that will captivate both wine and chocolate lovers.
◼️What pairings will Neuhaus, the creator of bonbons, introduce?
Neuhaus pursues infinite possibilities through "pairing," combining chocolate with drinks. As the creator of bonbons, Neuhaus strives to innovate every day, creating unprecedented pairing series and remaining at the forefront of chocolate history.
In Japan, "pairing," combining chocolate with drinks, has been gaining attention in recent years as a new way to enjoy chocolate during Valentine's Day.
◼️An Extraordinary Experience: The "Wine Pairing Series"
The second installment of our pairing series is a series of six types of chocolate to pair with white wine and red wine respectively. Both wine and chocolate have complex flavors that seem to be layered, so combining them brings out the exquisite flavors of each other.
This series brings together specialists, with wine experts from Belgian restaurant guide Gault & Millau teaming up with wine sommeliers Sepideh Sedaghatnia and Neuhaus to create six types of chocolate each.
Gault & Millau
First published in 1969, this French restaurant guide enjoys strong global influence on par with Michelin.
Sepideh Sedaghatnia
Sepideh Sedaghatnia left her native Iran at the age of 17 to become a professional wine sommelier in Europe. After gaining experience at top restaurants, he was awarded Sommelier of the Year at Gault & Millau in 2014. The following year, in 2015, he opened his own wine bar, Divin by Sepi, in Antwerp. He has also published several books on wine.
This special collaboration is not limited to chocolate; you can also find an introduction to pairing wines that go well with chocolates created by Neuhaus and others on the Neuhaus official website.
https://www.neuhauschocolates.jp/wine-paring
Whether you're spending time at home or having a remote drinking party, why not enjoy an elegant moment with the Neuhaus wine pairing series?
◼️Product Introduction
◇Wine Pairing Box◇
An assortment of six different chocolates, three that go well with white wine and three that go well with red wine. A lineup with different numbers of chocolates is available.
6 pieces (1 piece of each of 6 varieties) 1,600 yen
12 pieces (2 pieces of each of 6 varieties) 3,300 yen (product on the right)
24 pieces (4 pieces of each of 6 varieties) 6,500 yen
◼️ Introducing our chocolates
◇Chocolate that pairs well with white wine◇
Graines-Grains-
Almond praline coated with sweet chocolate and paprika powder, with added pumpkin and sunflower seeds.
◇Chocolate that pairs well with red wine◇
Cerises-
A unique ganache made with white chocolate and cassis cocoa butter, filled with Costa Rican chocolate (65% cocoa) and cherries.
◼️Other 2021 Valentine's Day products
Jewel (2 pieces) 800 yen
Passion (10 pieces) 3,500 yen
Prestige Four (4 pieces) 1,450 yen
Prestige Twelve (12 pieces) 3,600 yen
Eternity Five (5 pieces) 2,000 yen
Eternity Eight (8 pieces) 3,000 yen
History (2-tiered, 14 pieces total) 5,500 yen
COFFEE & PRALINE ORIGIN BOX (6 pieces) 1,600 yen / 12 pieces 3,300 yen / 24 pieces 6,500 yen
*For more details, please visit the official website (https://www.neuhauschocolates.jp).
◼️ Introducing Neuhaus
Founded in 1857, Neuhaus is celebrating its 164th year in business and is a long-established maker of original Belgian chocolate with its flagship store in Galeries de la Reine in Brussels, the capital of Belgium. The company has built close ties with the Belgian royal family, having been featured at the World Expo held in Belgium. The high quality of Neuhaus chocolate has been recognized, and the company has been awarded the title of Official Purveyor to the Belgian Royal Family.
Neuhaus started out as a pharmacy. Founder Jean Neuhaus first wrapped medicine in chocolate to delight his customers. Later, third-generation Jean Neuhaus Jr. carried on his grandfather's legacy and created the bite-sized bonbons that are still enjoyed today. The third-generation wife then developed the ballotin box, the origin of the traditional chocolate box, and the brand is now loved by people all over the world as an essential part of chocolate history.
◼️ Valentine's Day Retailers
◇Official Online Shop◇
Bon Appétit Bon Kagurazaka https://www.bb-kagurazaka.co.jp/shopbrand/neuhaus
*We are currently running a campaign where new registrants will receive 500 points.
◇Department store event information◇
[Kanto, Koshinetsu]
Sogo Ikebukuro store/ Ueno Matsuzakaya/ Ginza Mitsukoshi/ Shinjuku Takashimaya/ Odakyu Shinjuku store/ Daimaru Tokyo store/ Nihombashi Takashimaya/ Tokyu Tamagawa/
Ebisu Mitsukoshi/ Yokohama Takashimaya/ Sogo Chiba store/ Isetan Tachikawa store/ Maruhiro Kawagoe store/ Isetan Niigata store
[Chubu]
Entetsu Department Store/ Gifu Takashimaya/ Isetan Shizuoka store/ Matsuzakaya Nagoya store/ Mitsukoshi Hoshigaoka
[Kansai]
Osaka Takashimaya/ Kyoto Takashimaya/ Isetan Kyoto store/ Daimaru Kobe store/ Hankyu Umeda Main Store
[Chugoku, Shikoku]
Hiroshima Mitsukoshi
*Only a partial list. You can also check the Neuhaus website.
◼️Official Website & Social Media
Neuhaus Official Website https://www.neuhauschocolates.jp
Official Twitter https://twitter.com/NeuhausJapan
Official Instagram https://www.instagram.com/neuhauschocolatesjapan/
Click here for company press release details
◼️What pairings will Neuhaus, the creator of bonbons, introduce?
Neuhaus pursues infinite possibilities through "pairing," combining chocolate with drinks. As the creator of bonbons, Neuhaus strives to innovate every day, creating unprecedented pairing series and remaining at the forefront of chocolate history.
In Japan, "pairing," combining chocolate with drinks, has been gaining attention in recent years as a new way to enjoy chocolate during Valentine's Day.
◼️An Extraordinary Experience: The "Wine Pairing Series"
The second installment of our pairing series is a series of six types of chocolate to pair with white wine and red wine respectively. Both wine and chocolate have complex flavors that seem to be layered, so combining them brings out the exquisite flavors of each other.
This series brings together specialists, with wine experts from Belgian restaurant guide Gault & Millau teaming up with wine sommeliers Sepideh Sedaghatnia and Neuhaus to create six types of chocolate each.
Gault & Millau
First published in 1969, this French restaurant guide enjoys strong global influence on par with Michelin.
Sepideh Sedaghatnia
Sepideh Sedaghatnia left her native Iran at the age of 17 to become a professional wine sommelier in Europe. After gaining experience at top restaurants, he was awarded Sommelier of the Year at Gault & Millau in 2014. The following year, in 2015, he opened his own wine bar, Divin by Sepi, in Antwerp. He has also published several books on wine.
This special collaboration is not limited to chocolate; you can also find an introduction to pairing wines that go well with chocolates created by Neuhaus and others on the Neuhaus official website.
https://www.neuhauschocolates.jp/wine-paring
Whether you're spending time at home or having a remote drinking party, why not enjoy an elegant moment with the Neuhaus wine pairing series?
◼️Product Introduction
◇Wine Pairing Box◇
An assortment of six different chocolates, three that go well with white wine and three that go well with red wine. A lineup with different numbers of chocolates is available.
6 pieces (1 piece of each of 6 varieties) 1,600 yen
12 pieces (2 pieces of each of 6 varieties) 3,300 yen (product on the right)
24 pieces (4 pieces of each of 6 varieties) 6,500 yen
◼️ Introducing our chocolates
◇Chocolate that pairs well with white wine◇
Graines-Grains-
Almond praline coated with sweet chocolate and paprika powder, with added pumpkin and sunflower seeds.
◇Chocolate that pairs well with red wine◇
Cerises-
A unique ganache made with white chocolate and cassis cocoa butter, filled with Costa Rican chocolate (65% cocoa) and cherries.
◼️Other 2021 Valentine's Day products
Jewel (2 pieces) 800 yen
Passion (10 pieces) 3,500 yen
Prestige Four (4 pieces) 1,450 yen
Prestige Twelve (12 pieces) 3,600 yen
Eternity Five (5 pieces) 2,000 yen
Eternity Eight (8 pieces) 3,000 yen
History (2-tiered, 14 pieces total) 5,500 yen
COFFEE & PRALINE ORIGIN BOX (6 pieces) 1,600 yen / 12 pieces 3,300 yen / 24 pieces 6,500 yen
*For more details, please visit the official website (https://www.neuhauschocolates.jp).
◼️ Introducing Neuhaus
Founded in 1857, Neuhaus is celebrating its 164th year in business and is a long-established maker of original Belgian chocolate with its flagship store in Galeries de la Reine in Brussels, the capital of Belgium. The company has built close ties with the Belgian royal family, having been featured at the World Expo held in Belgium. The high quality of Neuhaus chocolate has been recognized, and the company has been awarded the title of Official Purveyor to the Belgian Royal Family.
Neuhaus started out as a pharmacy. Founder Jean Neuhaus first wrapped medicine in chocolate to delight his customers. Later, third-generation Jean Neuhaus Jr. carried on his grandfather's legacy and created the bite-sized bonbons that are still enjoyed today. The third-generation wife then developed the ballotin box, the origin of the traditional chocolate box, and the brand is now loved by people all over the world as an essential part of chocolate history.
◼️ Valentine's Day Retailers
◇Official Online Shop◇
Bon Appétit Bon Kagurazaka https://www.bb-kagurazaka.co.jp/shopbrand/neuhaus
*We are currently running a campaign where new registrants will receive 500 points.
◇Department store event information◇
[Kanto, Koshinetsu]
Sogo Ikebukuro store/ Ueno Matsuzakaya/ Ginza Mitsukoshi/ Shinjuku Takashimaya/ Odakyu Shinjuku store/ Daimaru Tokyo store/ Nihombashi Takashimaya/ Tokyu Tamagawa/
Ebisu Mitsukoshi/ Yokohama Takashimaya/ Sogo Chiba store/ Isetan Tachikawa store/ Maruhiro Kawagoe store/ Isetan Niigata store
[Chubu]
Entetsu Department Store/ Gifu Takashimaya/ Isetan Shizuoka store/ Matsuzakaya Nagoya store/ Mitsukoshi Hoshigaoka
[Kansai]
Osaka Takashimaya/ Kyoto Takashimaya/ Isetan Kyoto store/ Daimaru Kobe store/ Hankyu Umeda Main Store
[Chugoku, Shikoku]
Hiroshima Mitsukoshi
*Only a partial list. You can also check the Neuhaus website.
◼️Official Website & Social Media
Neuhaus Official Website https://www.neuhauschocolates.jp
Official Twitter https://twitter.com/NeuhausJapan
Official Instagram https://www.instagram.com/neuhauschocolatesjapan/
Click here for company press release details
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