In 1881, Louis Sherry introduced the French chocolate-making tradition to New York and quickly established a reputation for excellence. Sherry's dedication to quality is present today in every truffle they craft. Only the highest quality ingredients, ethically sourced from Ecuador to Madagascar to the Caribbean coast of Venezuela, are used by their master chocolatier. In celebration of their heritage, each array of chocolates is packaged in the traditional Sherry's tin, a recast of the original, now more than 100 years old.
This mini mailbox filled with love contains two heart-shaped black raspberry chocolates.
The keepsake tin, covered inside and out with Darcy Miller’s designs including love birds, long-stemmed roses, and—of course—love letters sealed with kisses, can be used long after the chocolates are gone.