Neuhaus unveils iconic Holiday Collection ​ 

Wrap up the year and unfold the magic of gifting ​ 

Neuhaus launches its new end-of-year collection, celebrating the art of gifting with designs that reinterpret the iconic shapes of Neuhaus, reimagined with a modern artistic touch. The collection wraps the best of Belgian chocolate in playful Christmas creations and elegant gift boxes, perfect for sharing moments of joy with loved ones and with colleagues. Completing the festive season, the signature Neuhaus Christmas Bûche by Yves Mattagne makes its return. ​

Inspired by Art Deco nostalgia, the Holiday 2025 collection reimagines the iconic chocolates in refined patterns and festive colours, wrapping up the year with warmth and elegance. Each creation combines refined design with the signature Neuhaus pralines and assortments, offering gifts for every festive occasion, from elegant creations for the Christmas tree to sharing boxes for family and friends. ​

A celebration of togetherness

The elegant gift boxes offer a selection of Neuhaus chocolates and are thoughtfully composed for every gesture of appreciation: from refined gifts to delightful assortments to share. The Christmas Tree and Star boxes bring festive joy to every table, filled with Belgian chocolate treasures for young and old alike. ​ 

Charming creations, from the Christmas Balls to the Winter Cube and Crackers, turn chocolate into festive treasures. It are small keepsakes created to surprise, delight and share throughout the season. ​ 

Finally, the iconic Neuhaus Holiday Ballotins return in the new holiday design, reimagined with refined patterns that echo the shapes of Neuhaus pralines. A timeless expression of Belgian craftmanship, they are a very elegant way to wrap up the year in sweetness and style. 

A returning festive icon created together with Yves Mattagne  

Back by popular demand, the Neuhaus Christmas Bûche once again brings a touch of culinary artistry to the festive table. Crafted in collaboration with Michelin-star chef Yves Mattagne, this exquisite dessert combines layers of buckwheat and Dandoy chocolate biscuit praliné, 80% dark chocolate mousse, passion fruit buttercream, and almond sponge infused with pineapple coulis. A true celebration of contrasts in flavour and texture, the Bûche remains the perfect finale to every Christmas feast. ​ 

Unwrap the treasures of the holiday season 

The Neuhaus Holiday 2025 collection is now available in your nearest Neuhaus boutique and on the Neuhaus webshop. ​ ​ ​ 

Christmas Tree Box Small – €33.5 

Christmas Tree Box Large – €55.5 

Christmas Star Box – €37.5 

Festive Sharing Box Large – €113 

Festive Sharing Box  – €69 

Special Winter Box – €27.5 

Gift Box Small – €22.5 

Gift Box Medium – €35 

Holiday House Box – €27 

Cracker Small – €14.5 

Cracker Large – €22 

Winter Cube – €9 

Christmas Balls – €23 

Buche – €49 

For media assets, visit the Neuhaus Newsroom. ​ ​ 

 

Sarah Heuninck

Sarah Heuninck

PR & Communication Manager, Neuhaus

 

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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.

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