Reber Mozart-Geige Violin Tin (Mozart-Kugeln)

The Reber Mozart-Geige is a premium violin-shaped tin containing traditional Mozart-Kugeln chocolates. These sweets are iconic German and Austrian treats, consisting of pistachio marzipan, almond marzipan, and hazelnut nougat, double-coated in bittersweet dark chocolate. The brand Reber was founded in 1865 in Munich and later relocated to Bad Reichenhall, near the Austrian border, which is where their production facility remains to this day.

While Paul Fürst originally invented the Mozart-Kugel in Salzburg in 1890, Reber is the largest producer of these pralines globally. The company remains a family-owned enterprise, currently led by the fifth generation of the Reber family. This specific product is manufactured entirely in Germany, adhering to a high standard of craftsmanship that has made it a popular gift worldwide, especially within European confectionery markets.