It might be a strange-sounding combination at first. But, whereas a bar of chocolate would play havoc with a wine drinker’s palate, flavoured truffles and pralines can make for a very nice accompaniment to the divine nectar. The handcrafted chocolates from the Malta Chocolate Factory in Bugibba, for example, are excellent fare. Their little bonbons are made from quality Belgian chocolate with local and exotic ingredients added to the mixture inside their crunchy shell. They t

Wednesday, December 20, 2017, 08:49 by Denise Grech The shop, which was opened four months ago, has seen an increase in requests as the festive season approaches. Speaking to the Times of Malta, owner and manager Neil Hitchcock said foreign customers looked for the familiar taste of chocolate, while locals looked for quality. The shop is experimenting with incorporating traditional Maltese flavours into chocolate. Next year, it plans to flavour its chocolate truffles with Mal

Posted On December 8, 2017 - Updated 9 December, 2017 9:41am Report: Keith Demicoli An Australian national decided to create a tourist attraction in Malta – a hand-made chocolate factory with the aim of starting a chocolate tradition with a Maltese touch for tourists. Nine out of every ten persons love to eat chocolate, with estimates showing that the Maltese consume an yearly average of seven kilograms of chocolate. Inspired by his passion for chocolate and Malta, Australian

The Malta Chocolate Factory was featured on Lovin Malta! Yup! That's right... we're making headlines! Below is the article which was kindly featured by them! A day without chocolate is a day without sunshine! That's the motto stuck on one of the walls of the Malta Chocolate Factory which opened in Bugibba last month in July. And if you live for chocolate fountains, you want to head there as soon as possible. Malta Chocolate Factory is a new destination for chocoholic tourists