Baci Perugina dark chocolate pralines with coffee

Baci Perugina is an iconic Italian confectionery brand founded in 1922 in Perugia, Italy, by Luisa Spagnoli and Francesco Buitoni. Known for its hazelnut-filled chocolate pralines and characteristic 'love notes,' the brand has become a symbol of Italian craftsmanship and romance.

The production is concentrated in the historic San Sisto factory in Perugia, Italy, ensuring that the brand maintains its traditional quality and heritage. While it began as a local Italian enterprise under the Perugina company, it was acquired by the Swiss multinational Nestlé in 1988.

Today, Baci Perugina remains under the ultimate ownership of Nestlé, the world's largest food and beverage company. Nestlé continues to market Baci as a premium global brand, preserving its Italian identity while utilizing its vast international distribution network to reach consumers worldwide.