With After Eight you get a British icon like Big Ben, Barbour and Lipton tea. This is a chocolate that has accompanied many a coffee over the decades.

The After Eight chocolate combines dark chocolate and mint perfectly, where each piece is always wrapped elegantly in small envelope, making it a fitting addition to coffee cup saucers, or presentation in a small bowl on the coffee table.
After Eight not only goes well with a good cup of coffee or tea, but is also a perfect gift for when you go visiting. Despite the name, it is by no means forbidden to enjoy After Eights before eight.

The After Eight chocolate was originally launched in 1962 by the British company Rowntree, but is now part of the Nestle group, which produces over 1 billion pieces of After Eight annually.

This enduring popularity only confirms that every moment is a good time to enjoy a piece of After Eight chocolate, whether it is enjoyed alone or in good company.

Nestlé was founded in 1866, and is headquartered in Vevey, Switzerland, and is today the world's largest food group, which in addition to After Eight also markets many other well-known brands, such as Nespresso®, Kit Kat, Vittel and Häagen-Dazs.