Reber Mozart-Kugeln

Reber Mozart-Kugeln are premium pralines that originated in Bad Reichenhall, Germany. While the 'Mozartkugel' was originally invented in 1890 in Salzburg, Austria, by Paul Fürst, the Reber company has become one of the world's most famous commercial producers of these treats. Reber's version is distinctively known for its high-quality marzipan made from pistachios, almonds, and hazelnut nougat, all coated in dark chocolate.

The product is manufactured primarily in Germany at the Reber headquarters near the Austrian border. The brand remains under the stewardship of the Reber family, maintaining its status as an independent, traditional manufacturer of fine confectionery. The packaging often features a portrait of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, highlighting the brand's long-standing connection to the composer's heritage and the cultural culinary traditions of the Bavarian and Austrian regions.