ABTEY CHOCOLATERIE

ABTEY CHOCOLATERIE

🇫🇷 France

Henri ABTEY , son of a Maître Pâtissier, developed a passion for making chocolate very early on. His wife Amélie , milliner, creates tailor-made hats. When in 1946 they launched their own confectionery-chocolate business, they were far from imagining that for nearly seventy-five years, Henri's know-how combined with Amélie's creativity had earned them recognition at across more than 42 countries around the world for the quality of their chocolates . A family story Henri ABTEY , son of a Maître Pâtissier, developed a passion for making chocolate very early on. His wife Amélie , milliner, creates tailor-made hats. When in 1946 they launched their own confectionery-chocolate business, they were far from imagining that for nearly seventy-five years, Henri's know-how combined with Amélie's creativity had earned them recognition at across more than 42 countries around the world for the quality of their chocolates .

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Henri ABTEY , son of a Maître Pâtissier, developed a passion for making chocolate very early on. His wife Amélie , milliner, creates tailor-made hats. When in 1946 they launched their own confectionery-chocolate business, they were far from imagining that for nearly seventy-five years, Henri's know-how combined with Amélie's creativity had earned them recognition at across more than 42 countries around the world for the quality of their chocolates . A family story Henri ABTEY , son of a Maître Pâtissier, developed a passion for making chocolate very early on. His wife Amélie , milliner, creates tailor-made hats. When in 1946 they launched their own confectionery-chocolate business, they were far from imagining that for nearly seventy-five years, Henri's know-how combined with Amélie's creativity had earned them recognition at across more than 42 countries around the world for the quality of their chocolates .