Côte d'Or L'Original Noir de Noir Chocolate Bar

Côte d'Or is one of Belgium's most iconic chocolate brands, recognized worldwide by its distinctive elephant logo. Founded in 1883 by Charles Michiels and Joseph Bieswal, the brand was named after the 'Gold Coast' (modern-day Ghana), which served as the primary source for its high-quality cocoa beans. Over the decades, it has become a staple of Belgian confectionery culture, known for its bold, intense flavors.

While the brand's heritage is deeply rooted in Belgium, its ownership has transitioned through several major corporate mergers. Today, it is part of the extensive portfolio of Mondelēz International, a global snacks powerhouse. Manufacturing for various Côte d'Or products now takes place across Europe to serve a global market, with significant production facilities located in Poland, though the brand maintains its identity as a premier Belgian-style chocolate. The 'Noir de Noir' line remains a fan favorite, specifically celebrated for its rich dark chocolate profile.