Liqueur Chocolate|Orange Chocolate<Hotel Chocolat Grand Mimosa Chocolate Selector

Elegant. Refined. And with just the right amount of zing. Blossoming with orange and served with a twist, why not take a trip to the Ritz in Paris – a gustatory visit, if you will – to the birthplace of the famous Mimosa cocktail? We begin our voyage via orange groves, a heady exploration evocative of sunnier climes, before our first sip – ahem, bite – of the classic cocktail, reimagined through a chocolatier’s lens. And what better way to raise a toast to the ultimate tipsy truffle?

Our chocolatiers spent months in our Inventing Room to capture and elevate the distinctive citrus notes, experimenting with different grades before settling on our signature mellow 40% milk chocolate for our Grand Mimosa’s zippy yet snappable orange cacao shell (delicately coated with our house white chocolate and panned to create a naturally vibrant orange hue – no artificial colours here).

Carefully balancing the delicate alcohol to chocolate ratio, its delightfully smooth centre unites citrussy Grand Marnier and a dash of real Mercier Champagne in our creamy chocolate ganache. The result? A supremely elegant and citrussy truffle, imbued with gentle warmth from its tipsy ingredients, with the addition of zesty orange oil to convey the true essence of a fruity and uplifting Grand Mimosa. It’s love at first taste. 

The connoisseurs among you may note that unlike most Champagne truffles (which typically contain Marc de Champagne – a brandy distilled from the leftover grape skins and seeds of Champagne in production) you’ll only find real Mercier Champagne and real Grand Marnier in these chocolates. No imitations here.

Tipsy truffle lovers, step this way. Discover our full suite of champagne truffles – from lemony French 75 and bold Kir Royale, to our signature Classic and Pink Champagne Truffles – amongst the Selectors adorning our Wall of Chocolate. While you’re there, discover your next favourite recipe with our Chocolate Love Match quiz. Will your match be Tipsy, or could it be something else entirely – Patisserie, Exuberantly Fruity, or deeply decadent Serious Dark Fix, perhaps??