L’Atelier du Bristol – Christmas Chocolate Box “L’Atelier du Bristol” – 25 pieces
L’Atelier du Bristol – Christmas Chocolate Box “L’Atelier du Bristol” – 25 pieces
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In 2020 one of the most iconic Parisian palaces inaugurated its chocolate factory. Its product is the quintessence of luxury gourmand. Jivara, Macaé, Manjari, Kalingo, Madong, Jamaya, Meconga, Bahibé, Blond Dulcey… Here cocoa beans turn into pieces of happiness.
Name of the product : Christmas Chocolate Box “L’Atelier du Bristol” – 25 pieces
Brand : L’Atelier du Bristol
Description : Discover the wonderful Christmas chocolate box “L’atelier du Bristol” in 25 pieces (170g). Composition of the box: 5 perfumes x5
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