Could there be a more mouth-watering gift for the person who has everything this Christmas? It’s not just a single box of exquisite chocolates, but a whole year of them!
Yes, you’ve read it correctly – a year of chocolates, one delivered each month from online chocolatier The Chocolate Moon.
It costs £99, and includes delivery of the first box direct, or back to yourself, and the rest are dispatched monthly to the lucky recipient. Included in the first consignment is a certificate with news of their impending good fortune, and a gift card that can be personalised.
“Everyone loves chocolate, so there’s no need to be stuck this Christmas for that ultimate gift,” explains The Chocolate Moon founder Susannah Pack. “It’s a gift that lasts all year round, is great value for money, and would be delightfully welcomed by almost anyone. It’s sure to be a big hit this Christmas.”
Indeed, there are few gifts more well-received than chocolate. “We all love to get chocolate at Christmas, but sometimes there’s too much in one go,” adds Susannah. “This way, the gift lasts all year long, and better still, each month the chocolates can be different.”
With 12 boxes to pick for the year’s supply, thankfully there’s a wide selection to choose from on The Chocolate Moon’s website. You could be brave with the wildly adventurous Chilli Truffles and ever- popular Baileys Truffles, or stay safe with creamy Milk Chocolate Pearls and the melt-in-the-mouth Flake Truffles.
The Chocolate Moon is an online specialist in gift chocolates delivered direct for special occasions. Prices start at £8.45, and that includes direct delivery and everything is uniquely wrapped in a Chocolate Moon gift box.
The ‘Year of Chocolate’ can be reduced to six gifts per year for £55, or double-size the chocolates, which ups the price to £149.
The Chocolate Moon’s ‘Year of Chocolate’ can be ordered online at www.thechocolatemoon.co.uk, and Christmas orders can be timed to be dispatched on a date of your choice, meaning you can get your shopping done and out of the way early.
