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| Paris, 31 March 2024
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For the sweetest celebration of the year, renowned chocolatiers compete with creativity to dazzle the most discerning palates.
From Belgian master Pierre Marcolini to luxury giant Louis Vuitton, and the iconic Ladurée house, let’s discover together the masterpieces that will make this Easter an unforgettable event.
The Artwork of Ladurée: A Gourmet Echo of History
Julien Alvarez, executive pastry chef at Ladurée, presents an Easter egg that is less a confectionery and more of a true sculpture.
Inspired by the gilding of historic tea salons, this dark chocolate egg, bearing the signature of the Parisian house, promises a tasting experience as visually rich as it is flavorful.
Petrossian: The Bold Alliance of Caviar and Chocolate
Luxury takes center stage at Easter with Petrossian, which daringly combines the creaminess of 70% dark chocolate with the prestigious Ossetra Tsar Imperial caviar.
An innovative taste experience, reserved for thrill-seekers and lovers of novelty.
Marcolini’s Colorful Magic: A Rainbow of Flavors
Pierre Marcolini celebrates spring with a series of eggs featuring simple exteriors but vibrant interiors bursting with colors and flavors.
Each one is a promise of discovery, housing within its heart small eggs made of biscuits and pralines, painted with natural powders and gleaming like jewels.
The Trompe-l’œil by Patrick Roger: A Hedgehog with a Melting Heart
Patrick Roger, always where you least expect him, revisits his famous hedgehog in an Easter creation that combines realistic aesthetics with indulgence.
In dark chocolate, sprinkled with praline and topped with a caramel candy, it’s a piece that invites both admiration and tasting.
Journey to Italy with Venchi’s Pearl Egg
Italy is honored with Venchi and its Chococaviar egg.
The finesse of dark chocolate, the crunch of cocoa pearls, the combination with dried fruits and biscuits create a symphony of textures and flavors that make this egg not only a pleasure for the palate but also a work of art.
Louis Vuitton’s Stylish Farmyard: A Tribute to Heritage
Maxime Frederic from Louis Vuitton creates an Easter farmyard where the house’s monogram is not just an ornament but an integral part of the design.
These creations pay homage to the brand’s history and heritage while delighting chocolate aficionados.
Dalloyau and the Mendiant Egg: Tradition Reinvented
Dalloyau revisits the Mendiant, a classic Easter treat, by combining it with the creaminess of chocolate to create a series of “Mendiant” eggs.
It’s a celebration of dried fruits and chocolate that will delight tradition-loving enthusiasts with a modern twist.
Each creation is an invitation to explore unique tastes and textures, revealing that innovation and tradition can harmoniously coexist in the world of luxury chocolate.
Gourmets will have the joy of immersing themselves in a universe where chocolate becomes a multisensory experience, a promise of discovery with every bite.
Easter 2024 will not just be a celebration but a taste odyssey.
For more information on these exquisite creations, visit the official websites of the chocolate houses. May this Easter be for you a true feast for the senses!
Image credits: Ladurée, Petrossian, Marcolini, Patrick Roger, Dalloyau, Louis Vuitton, Venchi
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