L'Heureux Chocolats
Joane L'Heureux makes bonbons in over 30 flavours in her Rosemont workshop, including maple.
- Montréal
- Maple and sweets
About L'Heureux Chocolats
L'Heureux Chocolats is the work of chocolatier Joane L'Heureux, who makes bonbons in her Rosemont workshop. Her range includes more than 30 flavours, among them maple, a nod to one of Quebec's signature tastes. Each bonbon is made by hand in small quantities.
L'Heureux Chocolats suits anyone looking for a personal, handmade gift from a local artisan. A small box is a thoughtful way to say thank you, or to bring something sweet to a dinner party. In spring, during sugar shack season, the maple bonbon is a fitting choice to share.
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
- lheureuxchocolats.ca
Questions people ask
Is L'Heureux Chocolats made in Quebec?
Yes. L'Heureux Chocolats 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 L'Heureux Chocolats make?
Joane L'Heureux makes bonbons in over 30 flavours in her Rosemont workshop, including maple.
Where can I buy from L'Heureux Chocolats?
Start with its official website, lheureuxchocolats.ca. 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 L'Heureux Chocolats a big company or a small business?
L'Heureux Chocolats is an independent, smaller business. Buying from makers like this one supports local jobs directly.
What are some local brands similar to L'Heureux Chocolats?
Other local brands in Maple and sweets include Coquine, Chocolat Dicitte, Chocolaterie Bonneau, Chez Potier.
How did L'Heureux Chocolats 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 L'Heureux Chocolats and want to update this page, contact us.
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