http://www.josophans.com.au
Fresh air & fine chocolates
For lovers of quality chocolates you’ll probably be drawn to Josophan’s like bears to honey if you’re visiting Leura in the Blue Mountains. The last time I visited Leura was many years ago and it’s amazing to see how fancy some of the shops are now. Nice products but also I guess some nice prices too. It’s become like the Double Bay of the Blue Mountains. Although I’m sure there’s still some bargains to be had. I was hoping for cherry liqueur chocolates with the stem attached which tend to be my favourite but none to be seen on this weekend visit. Instead opting for the individual chocolates of Cointreau, Honey & Saffron, Blueberry Pyramid and Honey & Lavender ($1.75 each). They were all pretty good and you could appreciate the distinct yet subtle flavours of each one as described. For something with a little bit of a palate kick check out their Mango Chilli chocolate which they were serving little samples on the counter at the time I visited.
For lovers of quality chocolates you’ll probably be drawn to Josophan’s like bears to honey if you’re visiting Leura in the Blue Mountains. The last time I visited Leura was many years ago and it’s amazing to see how fancy some of the shops are now. Nice products but also I guess some nice prices too. It’s become like the Double Bay of the Blue Mountains. Although I’m sure there’s still some bargains to be had. I was hoping for cherry liqueur chocolates with the stem attached which tend to be my favourite but none to be seen on this weekend visit. Instead opting for the individual chocolates of Cointreau, Honey & Saffron, Blueberry Pyramid and Honey & Lavender ($1.75 each). They were all pretty good and you could appreciate the distinct yet subtle flavours of each one as described. For something with a little bit of a palate kick check out their Mango Chilli chocolate which they were serving little samples on the counter at the time I visited.
SNAPSHOT REVIEW:
PROS: Specialising in quality handcrafted chocolates without the use of artificial flavours or preservatives, Prices are marked which I prefer over being charging by weight so you know what you’ll be hit up for, Service seemed friendly and helpful
CONS: Because they’re fresh it's apparently best eaten within 7 days of purchase although I doubt they’d actually last 7 minutes, Seconds on the lips years on the hips — but it’s quality over quantity
MUST TRY: Visiting again when I’m in Leura
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Cointreau, Honey & Saffron, Blueberry Pyramid, Honey & Lavender ($1.75 each)
Honey & Saffron ($1.75)
Cointreau ($1.75)
Packaging of chocolate coconut roughs
Shop interior
Shopfront window display
Signage and article reference to SMH Good Living
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