If you want to know more about Chocolate Truffles...

Chocolate Truffles are a group of chocolate confectionery, traditionally made with a soft-melting chocolate center, called Ganache, it is a mixture of cream and chocolate and often includes creative additions such as nuts, fruits, caramel, almonds, fudge, toffee, mint, marshmallow, melted chocolates and liqueurs. All Gourmet made Chocolate Truffles are coated in dark chocolate or sometimes covered even with white chocolate. Homemade Chocolate Truffles from Chocolate Gourmet Truffles is a good size of somewhat spherical confection with a creamy chocolate center and a hard dark chocolate shell. Our filling is so good it will melt in your mouth!

We offer the best chocolate truffles in elegant boxes and in a variety of creative styles and contents. We provide chocolate gift boxes full of delightfully creative ideas: rolled in powder, filled with Ganache, rich and creamy, dark and delicious, filled with champagne, filled with fruits, mixed with hazelnuts, almonds, and coffee. No matter what you are looking for in a chocolate truffle, you can be certain that you will find a mouthful of delight with our delicious HOMEMADE CHOCOLATE TRUFFLES: Chocolate Bailey's Truffles, Chocolate Crunch Truffles, Chocolate Raisins Truffles and Original White Chocolate Truffles. Our velvety Ganache is skillfully balanced with classic and exotic ingredients that we fulfill our delicious Gourmet Chocolate Truffles as you can shop here: dark chocolates, white chocolates, semi-sweet chocolates, milk chocolates and bittersweet chocolates. If you have any questions about the chocolate truffles we offer here, please contact us via the customer service section.

Our Chief Master Chocolatier is responsible for all our delicious Chocolate Truffles creations. She enphasize that when you are tasting a piece of chocolate, let it melt against the roof of your mouth to feel the texture. A fine chocolate is velvety smooth without the graininess that comes from incomplete refinement. Roll the chocolate over your tongue, allowing the flavors to permeate your mouth. The initial taste should be a nutty, roasted chocolate flavor, followed by sweetness and other flavor components. Lastly, fine chocolates tend to have a longer "finish" or pleasant aftertaste that lingers on the palate.

Also Fine chocolates have a consistent color and natural-looking satiny sheen free of air bubbles or other blemishes. The best chocolates also display a high degree of craftsmanship in their shapes and designs. Savoring fine chocolate begins when you open the box and take in the bouquet of the contents. Fine chocolates have a fresh, deep aroma. Freshly made fine chocolates have very intense but refined flavors and subtle nuances of textures. With the notable exception of truffles, the couverture or outside coating of fine European-style chocolates is often molded in a sleek, semi-hard shape that "snaps" when you bite into it. The inside of a chocolate piece is called the center or filling and, in fine chocolates, is specifically intended to complement the couverture in terms of flavor and texture.

According with our Chief Master Chocolatier, fine chocolates are more expensive because they cost more to make. Their intensity of aroma, texture and flavor, however, means that people can easily satisfy their chocolate cravings with only one or two pieces, making fine chocolates one of life's affordable luxuries.

"Here are my tips to recognize the best CHOCOLATE TRUFFLES, engaging all of your senses with the wonder of chocolate, you will be an expert after this three basic TIPS TO SAVORY A CHOCOLATE TRUFFLE: first the look (they always look freash, so brilliant), second the smell ( the fresh chocolate truffles smell like cocoa not any other perfume) and third the taste!  Truly fine chocolates have several characteristics in common: they are always fresh, contain high quality ingredients like premium cocoa beans and dairy butter, are usually less sweet and feature unusual textures and natural flavors. Consequently, their taste differs greatly from less expensive chocolates, which tend to use artificial flavors and preservatives to achieve a longer shelf-life."    

Our Chief Master Chocolatier, Chocolate Gourmet Truffles Chocolatier.