Neuhaus Dark Chocolate with Oranges from Italy

Neuhaus is a prestigious Belgian chocolatier founded in 1857 by Jean Neuhaus in Brussels. The brand is globally renowned for inventing the Belgian praline in 1912 and the ballotin box in 1915. This specific product is a gourmet dark chocolate bar containing 55% cocoa solids and flavored with oranges sourced from Italy.

The manufacturing process remains deeply rooted in Belgium, where the company operates its main production facility in Vlezenbeek, near Brussels. This ensures the brand maintains its 'Belgian Chocolate' heritage and quality standards.

Today, Neuhaus is owned by the Belgian holding company Compagnie du Bois Sauvage. While it has grown into an international luxury brand with a presence in dozens of countries, it remains a quintessential symbol of Belgian culinary craftsmanship and heritage.