Chocolat Boréal
LaSalle chocolate workshop making Nordic-inspired bonbons with maple, sea buckthorn and balsam fir.
- Montréal
- Maple and sweets
About Chocolat Boréal
Chocolat Boréal is a chocolate workshop in LaSalle, in Montreal. It makes Nordic-inspired bonbons with maple, sea buckthorn and balsam fir, bringing northern flavours into fine chocolate.
It suits chocolate lovers who want something different, and anyone looking for a gift that tastes of Quebec. A box of bonbons makes an elegant present for the holidays, a thank-you for a host or a souvenir for friends abroad. The maple flavours are an easy start, while sea buckthorn and fir offer a surprise. It is a small workshop rooted on the island of Montreal.
At a glance
- Category
- Maple and sweets
- Based in
- Montréal
- Size
- An independent, smaller maker
- Listed in
- Made in QuebecMade in QuebecMade in MontrealMade in Montreal
- Website
- chocolatboreal.com
Questions people ask
Is Chocolat Boréal made in Quebec?
Yes. Chocolat Boréal started in Quebec and is based in Montréal, on the island of Montreal, so it is listed in both Made in Quebec and Made in Montreal.
What does Chocolat Boréal make?
LaSalle chocolate workshop making Nordic-inspired bonbons with maple, sea buckthorn and balsam fir.
Where can I buy from Chocolat Boréal?
Start with its official website, chocolatboreal.com. Look for Quebec maple and sweets at public markets and fine food shops, and at sugar shacks in spring. Many makers also sell online.
Is Chocolat Boréal a big company or a small business?
Chocolat Boréal is an independent, smaller business. Buying from makers like this one supports local jobs directly.
What are some local brands similar to Chocolat Boréal?
Other local brands in Maple and sweets include Kem CoBa, Les Chocolats de Chloé, Dalmata Bar Laitier, Alvéole.
How did Chocolat Boréal get on this list?
Montreal Tips lists businesses that started in Quebec and still make, run or are based here. Listings are free and never sponsored. If you run Chocolat Boréal and want to update this page, contact us.
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