As the inventors of the praline (Belgian filled chocolates) and the celebrated “ballotin” box, the Neuhaus family has created a legacy of timeless classics that are still with us today. So now it's time to tell our story. The most delectable way to remind you of generations of pleasure is to fill a splendid box with a sumptuous selection of our most iconic creations in unforgettable chocolate! The gift box contains 28 delicious masterpieces and a brochure explaining the rich history of Neuhaus, presented in an elegant fitting luxury shopping bag.

• 1 Valisette Neuhaus History collection
• 1 Neuhaus History Collection Box, 28 pcs

Contains 28 chocolates, 2 each of:

• Galerie Dark: 1857: Jean Neuhaus opens his first boutique in Galerie de la Reine, Brussels.
• Jean Dark: 1912: Jean Neuhaus Jr. creates the world's first filled chocolate.
• Louise Milk: 1915: Jean's Wife Louise designs the ballotin, an elegant gift box.
• Suzanne Dark: 1942: Suzanne de Gavre-Neuhaus sings opera at the Theatre de la Monnaie, Brussels.
• Caprice Dark: 1958: Caprice is the irresistible star of the Brussels World Expo.
• Tentation Milk: 1958: Brigitte Bardot inspires the sensual tentation.
• Albert Dark: 1959: Prince Albert II marries Donna Paula Ruffo Di Calabria.
• Cornet Doré: 1970: Cornet Doré is inspired by the Italian roots of Neuhaus.
• Manon Noir: 1990: The manon collection honours Suzanne's most famous opera performance.
• Manon Choco Vanille: 1990: The manon collection honours Suzanne's most famous opera performance.
• Manon Lait: 1990: The manon collection honours Suzanne's most famous opera performance.
• Plaisir Milk: 2010: Plaisir is an enjoyable tribute to Expo 2010 Shanghai.
• Divine Milk: 2012: The divine, created to celebrate 100 years of the praline.
• Cornet Crunchy Noisettes: 2014: Cornet crunchy headlines The International Salon Du Chocolat, Brussels.