Neuhaus introduces its first-ever panettone

Italian traditional sweet bread meets Belgian chocolate ​

Neuhaus, the inventor of the Belgian praline, introduces its first-ever panettone. Light and airy in texture, the recipe brings together pieces of Belgian chocolate with toasted hazelnuts, almonds and pistachios for a generous seasonal creation made to share. Presented in an elegant collectible tin, it makes a thoughtful holiday gift for loved ones, hosts or professional relations. Neuhaus enriches its extensive end-of-year assortment with this festive and unexpected new creation.

An Italian tradition with a Belgian signature

For generations, panettone has been closely associated with the holiday season. Neuhaus gives the cherished tradition its own Belgian signature with a recipe crafted exclusively for the brand in Piedmont, Italy. Naturally leavened with sourdough, the dough achieves its characteristic rounded crown shape and exceptionally light, airy texture before being filled with pieces of Belgian chocolate and finished with toasted hazelnuts, almonds and pistachios. The result is a balanced experience in which airy sweet bread, rich chocolate and crunchy nuts come together in contrasting textures.

A seasonal gift to share ​

From winter brunch to afternoon coffee or dessert after dinner, the Neuhaus Chocolate Panettone is made to be shared. Served in slices, it brings Belgian chocolate and Italian tradition to seasonal moments at home, around the table or at work.

Presented in its collectible tin, it also becomes a refined end-of-year gift for family, hosts, colleagues, clients and business partners: elegant, easy to share and suited to the season of giving and thanking.

 

 

The Neuhaus Chocolate Panettone is available in Neuhaus boutiques and online.

EUROPE

Neuhaus Chocolate Panettone – € 45.00

UK

Neuhaus Chocolate Panettone – £ 45.00

US

Neuhaus Chocolate Panettone – $ 59.00

Images are available in the Neuhaus Newsroom.

 

 

 

 

 

Share

Latest stories

Website preview
Neuhaus launches an Irrésistibles Advent Calendar, a festive ode to its iconic praline
This Christmas, Neuhaus presents no fewer than four Advent Calendars, its most complete collection to date. The inventor of the Belgian praline puts one of its icons in the spotlight with a new Irrésistibles Advent Calendar: for the first time, the signature triangular praline gets an Advent Calendar entirely of its own, designed as a festive Christmas tree. And for the first time, chocolate lovers can personalise their Advent Calendar with their favourite Neuhaus chocolates.
neuhaus.prezly.com
Website preview
Neuhaus and Christian Wijnants unite Belgian chocolate and fashion
Neuhaus, inventor of the Belgian praline, joins forces with Belgian fashion designer Christian Wijnants for Les Nuances: an exclusive collection bringing together two expressions of Belgian craftsmanship. The collaboration combines the savoir-faire of Neuhaus’ Maîtres Chocolatiers with Wijnants’ distinctive approach to texture, layering and design.
neuhaus.prezly.com
Website preview
Neuhaus opens its first boutique in India
Vlezenbeek, 16 June 2026 – Neuhaus, the inventor of the Belgian praline, is taking a new step in its international expansion with the opening of its first boutique in India. This week, the praline maker is opening a shop at Navi Mumbai International Airport, one of the country’s largest new airports. A second boutique will follow in early July at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai. In addition, Neuhaus is currently exploring several locations for further expansion in the Indian domestic market.
neuhaus.prezly.com

Get updates in your mailbox

By clicking "Subscribe" I confirm I have read and agree to the Privacy Policy.

About NEUHAUS

From its origins as a pharmacist to its present calling as a chocolatier, Neuhaus has always put caring for others and ensuring their wellbeing first. The family opened its first Neuhaus boutique in 1857 in the famous Galerie de la Reine in Brussels. To the delight of his customers, Jean Neuhaus cased his medicines in a thin layer of chocolate. In 1912, his grandson went one step further transforming this concept into the Belgian praline as we know it today, replacing the medicine in the chocolate casing with a delicious filling.

Neuhaus, the inventor of the Belgian praline, continues to pursue its goal of demonstrating its leadership qualities in the chocolate market by encouraging innovation and creating exciting new products with only natural ingredients.

Neuhaus and Belgium have been inextricably linked for more than 160 years - ever since our founder Jean Neuhaus opened his first boutique in the Galerie de la Reine in Brussels. Our pralines and truffles have always been crafted with consideration and respect in Belgium and we are firmly committed to upholding this tradition.

Contact

Postweg 2 1602 Vlezenbeek

www.neuhauschocolates.com