BOHEMIA BRANDY Chocolate Bonbons

Bohemia Brandy Chocolate Bonbons feature a fine dark chocolate shell and a liquid filling of real brandy with approximately 13% alcohol content. The distinctive shape resembles a large coffee bean - hence the German name "Bohnen" (beans). The chocolate shell is thin and crisp: it breaks instantly upon biting, releasing the liquid alcoholic centre. The flavour combines the subtle bitterness of dark chocolate with the strong, warming sensation of the brandy.

For the end consumer, the product offers an intense taste experience, ideal for connoisseurs of alcohol-filled chocolates. The 150 g pack is convenient for personal enjoyment or as a gift.

The Böhme brand is world-renowned for its alcohol-filled confections and is part of the portfolio of Halloren - Germany's oldest chocolate factory, founded in 1804. The brand's origin and heritage are a clear quality signal for shelf positioning.

For retailers, the product enjoys steady demand in a well-established segment. The 150 g format is well suited for grocery stores, specialist confectionery shops and gift stores.

Nutritional Information (per 100 g): Energy -, Fat - (of which saturates -), Carbohydrates - (of which sugars -), Protein -, Salt -

Ingredients: Not provided. Please check the product label.

Allergens: Contains alcohol. Not suitable for children, pregnant women or individuals avoiding alcohol. May contain traces of: nuts, peanuts, soy, eggs, dairy and cereal products.

What does the product taste like?

Bohemia Brandy has an intense dark chocolate flavour with a distinct bitterness and a strong, warming filling of real brandy. Upon biting, the thin shell breaks instantly, releasing the liquid alcoholic centre.

What shape are the bonbons?

The bonbons have a distinctive large coffee bean shape - hence their German name "Bohnen". The shape is instantly recognisable and is a trademark of the Böhme brand.

Are they suitable for retail sale?

Yes. The 150 g format and the established Böhme brand make them suitable for grocery stores, confectionery shops and gift stores. Their association with Halloren - Germany's oldest chocolate factory - is an additional advantage for shelf positioning.