Fazer Geisha Milk Chocolate

Geisha is a renowned brand of milk chocolate with a hazelnut nougat filling, produced by the Finnish confectionery company Fazer. The brand was inspired by a Japanese-style cinnamon pastry called 'Japonica,' which Peter Fazer tasted in Helsinki. He combined the filling of this pastry with Fazer's famous milk chocolate to create Geisha in 1962.

The product is primarily manufactured in Fazer's confectionery factory in Vantaa, Finland. Fazer remains a family-owned company and is one of the largest food corporations in the Nordic region. The brand focuses on the premium chocolate segment and is distributed globally, maintaining a strong heritage rooted in Finnish craftsmanship and high-quality ingredients.