William Curley's Laurent Perrier chocolate truffles
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Laurent-Perrier chocolate truffles

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William Curley's Laurent Perrier chocolate truffles

Who? Champagne Laurent-Perrier and William Curley

What? Chocolatier William Curley has collaborated with Champagne Laurent-Perrier to create champagne truffles exclusively for Harrods. Award-winning chocolatier William Curley has crafted this classic truffle using Amedei Toscano 70% and Laurent-Perrier Brut champagne. Gift sets contain a bottle of Laurent-Perrier Brut champagne, as well as a box of the truffles, and are priced at £52.

When? Available now

Where? Harrods, 87 – 135 Brompton Road, London SW1X 7XL

How? Purchase in store

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