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Has anyone heard of Marquise de Sevigne chocolate? I was browsing
eChocolates.com today and saw several interesting dark chocolate varieties in a blue package I didn't recognize. The site didn't identify the company, and you can't make it out from the image. So I emailed eChocolates.com about it, and they said they were made by Marquise de Sevigne in France, apparently a fairly "exclusive" company with 3 stores in France and one of the oldest brands of "Parisian" chocolate. They also mentioned a Google search reveals that she wrote extensively about chocolate while at the royal court and was known for her hot chocolate. They produce a few 70% bars, including one with nibs, one with almonds, and another with coffee. They're under a dollar an ounce, so they're not fabulously expensive. I don't see any other American importer - seems worth an order to check 'em out. Has anyone tried this brand - if so, what is it like? |
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