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The most expensive chocolate gets into Guinness Book
Fabelle Exquisite Chocolates has revealed its most expensive chocolate listed under Guinness World Records with the launch of its limited-edition Fabelle Trinity - Truffles Extraordinaire. The chocolate was unveiled at a high-octane event in ITC Grand Central Mumbai, in the presence of the Legendary, Michelin Star Chef Philippe Conticini - who is credited for numerous innovations over the last three decades and is the co-curator of Fabelle's Trinity - Truffles Extraordinaire. This range brings alive the cycle of life represented by the Creator, Nurturer and Destroyer in a box of unique handcrafted truffles, each representing a concept.
The limited-edition offering will be encased in a unique, hand-made wooden box, each containing 15 truffles, each weighing approximately 15 gms. The made-to-order box will be available at an indulgent price of Rs 1,00,000 (inclusive of taxes).
The Trinity - Truffles Extraordinaire range that represents the Creator, Nurturer and Destroyer is co-curated by Chef Philippe Conticini and Fabelle's Master Chocolatiers using some of the rarest ingredients and finest single-origin cacaos in the world. Consumers and chocolate connoisseurs in India will experience Fabelle's signature multi-sensorial and multi-textural experience through this trio of truffles, each of which is an expression of a hero ingredient representing the cycle of life. Like the coconut which symbolises the beginning in Creator, the rare Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee in Nurturer or the Grand Cru dark chocolate in Destroyer, each masterpiece unfolds a mystical story for the Indian consumers to experience.
Sharing his experience on co-curating Trinity with Fabelle, Michelin Star Chef Philippe Conticini, shared "Being a part of something so experiential, thought-provoking and innovative has always been my passion. I am glad to have found a partner in Fabelle to work on a complex and ambitious project in bringing alive the concept of 'Trinity' in the form of a Truffle range."
This product is available on a made-to-order basis from at The Chocolate Boutique, ITC Kohenur.
