Fazer Geisha chocolate

Geisha is a well-known chocolate brand famous for its smooth milk chocolate and hazelnut nougat filling. It was originally created in 1962 by Peter Fazer of the Finnish confectionery company Fazer. The inspiration for the brand came from a Japanese-style pastry known as 'Japonica,' which Peter adapted into a chocolate candy.

The product is primarily manufactured in Fazer's chocolate factory located in Vantaa, Finland. Fazer remains a family-owned company, serving as the ultimate owner, with its headquarters in Helsinki. Over the decades, Geisha has grown to become one of Finland's most internationally recognized chocolate brands, maintaining its classic pink packaging and distinctive flavor profile.