Yum but with more
These truffles are fantastic. Delicious, even. The spices used taste so pure, and I will gladly go through the listing, as I still remember the flavors after eating them weeks ago.
Budapest: Weirdly, it's a tasty treat, the paprika blending nicely with dark chocolate.
Naga: My absolute favorite, it smells warm like home with a delicious spice and sweetness that has you wanting more. Thankfully there are two in a box.
Viola: I didn't taste much of a violet, it is subtle, I suppose.
Absinthe: It tasted interesting, a flavor that makes you stop and think, but also mostly tasted like chocolate.
Chef Pascal: Delightful cherry but the kirschwasser was strong, it had me recoiling.
Red Fire: Delicious combination of cinnamon and chocolate, such a pure spice that balanced the strong taste from before.
Gianduia: The hazelnuts tasted sweeter and nuttier than the typical you get. Pleasant, simple.
Wink of the Rabbit: It was fine. Wish there wasn't two. Only one was fine.
Olio D'Oliva: THE best flavor here, wish there was an option to replace the Wink of the Rabbit with this instead. It did better cleansing your tongue for the next flavors. I also wish you could order these alone, or have a custom box.
Woolloomooloo: Had no macadamia nut flavor whatsoever. I am not fond of the nut but even I admit that this truffle needed it.
Black Pearl: I could vaguely taste the wasabi, and could very barely maybe taste the ginger. Faint flavors overall, not much to talk about, wish it was stronger.
Soul & Motown: Decadent, nice, simple, but mostly tasted chocolate.
Ambrosia: Delicious! Could actually taste the macadamia nut in this and it was worthwhile.
Rap: I didn't taste much of the horseradish, but the crunch of the shell was amazing. A sound that made me freeze as I took the first bite. I mostly tasted the lemon, but it was decent enough flavor wise.
